The document outlines many of the key roles involved in film and music video production. It discusses roles in pre-production, production, and post-production. Some of the main roles discussed include the director who oversees the creative vision, the producer who coordinates fundraising and hiring, and the director of photography who leads the camera and lighting departments. Additional roles covered are production designers, assistant directors, casting directors, editors, and those who work in sound, electrical, visual effects, and other departments.
This document outlines the key roles and responsibilities involved in pre-production for a film project. It discusses choosing a topic, researching, writing a script, creating a storyboard, and planning the production schedule, budget, and logistics. Some of the major roles discussed include the scriptwriter, storyboard artist, director, casting director, location manager, sound engineer, production designer, art director, costume designer, and choreographer. The document concludes that the filmmaker will fulfill all roles except for a small acting role to be filled by another person.
Pre production, production and post production roles within a music videojs21942
The document discusses the various roles and stages involved in producing a music video or film. It describes pre-production roles like storyboarding and location management. Production roles include the director, camera crew, makeup artists, and others on set. Post-production involves editing, visual effects, and color grading. Key roles like the director, producer, and production manager oversee the entire process from pre to post-production.
Film & TV Production Roles and Departmentsdean dundas
This document provides an overview of key roles and departments in film and TV production. It describes the main responsibilities of creative roles like the producer, director, and screenwriter. It also outlines production roles such as the line producer, production manager, assistant directors, and production assistants. Additionally, it summarizes roles in departments like script, location, camera, sound, and grip. The document organizes roles by their level of seniority and areas of responsibility to give a sense of the production process and team structure.
The document provides an overview of various job roles in the film industry, dividing them into creative, technical, editorial, management, administrative, legal and financial categories. It describes several key roles, including film director, film producer, camera operator, boom operator, editor, managing director, locations manager, casting director, and finance assistant. Their main responsibilities and tasks are outlined for each role.
The document outlines various crew roles in the pre-production, production, and post-production stages of creating a television show. In pre-production, roles include casting director, costume designer, director, location manager, and writer. During production, the boom operator records sound while the floor manager gives instructions to keep production on schedule. The director of photography is responsible for capturing the script on film or video through lighting and camera techniques.
The document outlines the roles and responsibilities of key personnel in the pre-production phase of filmmaking. It discusses the roles of the casting director, editor, head of sound, director of photography, production designer, line producer, and others. It also covers planning for casting, storyboards, production design, special effects, and the production unit/finances.
This document provides summaries of several job roles in the film industry, including director, casting director, composer, distributor, editor, line producer, marketing and publicity managers, producer, screenwriter, location manager, and costume designer and makeup artists. It outlines the key responsibilities of each role and the stages of production they are involved in.
The document discusses various roles involved in film production such as producers, directors, screenwriters, designers, and technicians responsible for areas like cinematography, editing, sound, makeup, and special effects. It provides descriptions of the responsibilities of each film crew position from producers and directors to those handling specific technical aspects of production and post-production. The roles work together under the direction of the director and producer to collectively create and produce a film.
This document outlines the key roles and responsibilities involved in pre-production for a film project. It discusses choosing a topic, researching, writing a script, creating a storyboard, and planning the production schedule, budget, and logistics. Some of the major roles discussed include the scriptwriter, storyboard artist, director, casting director, location manager, sound engineer, production designer, art director, costume designer, and choreographer. The document concludes that the filmmaker will fulfill all roles except for a small acting role to be filled by another person.
Pre production, production and post production roles within a music videojs21942
The document discusses the various roles and stages involved in producing a music video or film. It describes pre-production roles like storyboarding and location management. Production roles include the director, camera crew, makeup artists, and others on set. Post-production involves editing, visual effects, and color grading. Key roles like the director, producer, and production manager oversee the entire process from pre to post-production.
Film & TV Production Roles and Departmentsdean dundas
This document provides an overview of key roles and departments in film and TV production. It describes the main responsibilities of creative roles like the producer, director, and screenwriter. It also outlines production roles such as the line producer, production manager, assistant directors, and production assistants. Additionally, it summarizes roles in departments like script, location, camera, sound, and grip. The document organizes roles by their level of seniority and areas of responsibility to give a sense of the production process and team structure.
The document provides an overview of various job roles in the film industry, dividing them into creative, technical, editorial, management, administrative, legal and financial categories. It describes several key roles, including film director, film producer, camera operator, boom operator, editor, managing director, locations manager, casting director, and finance assistant. Their main responsibilities and tasks are outlined for each role.
The document outlines various crew roles in the pre-production, production, and post-production stages of creating a television show. In pre-production, roles include casting director, costume designer, director, location manager, and writer. During production, the boom operator records sound while the floor manager gives instructions to keep production on schedule. The director of photography is responsible for capturing the script on film or video through lighting and camera techniques.
The document outlines the roles and responsibilities of key personnel in the pre-production phase of filmmaking. It discusses the roles of the casting director, editor, head of sound, director of photography, production designer, line producer, and others. It also covers planning for casting, storyboards, production design, special effects, and the production unit/finances.
This document provides summaries of several job roles in the film industry, including director, casting director, composer, distributor, editor, line producer, marketing and publicity managers, producer, screenwriter, location manager, and costume designer and makeup artists. It outlines the key responsibilities of each role and the stages of production they are involved in.
The document discusses various roles involved in film production such as producers, directors, screenwriters, designers, and technicians responsible for areas like cinematography, editing, sound, makeup, and special effects. It provides descriptions of the responsibilities of each film crew position from producers and directors to those handling specific technical aspects of production and post-production. The roles work together under the direction of the director and producer to collectively create and produce a film.
The document defines various roles involved in film production such as producers, directors, screenwriters, designers, and technicians responsible for areas like cinematography, sound, editing, makeup, and special effects. It provides descriptions of the responsibilities and tasks associated with each film production role from development through post-production. The roles work together under the direction of the director and producer to collectively create and realize a film.
Job roles in the production of a music videohannahmorse
The document outlines several key job roles in the production of a music video, including the director who is responsible for casting, script editing, shot composition and selection, and editing. Camera operators work closely with the director to find the best camera angles and shots based on the storyboard. Lighting technicians are responsible for providing the correct lighting setup based on the director's vision, while sound editors prepare sound effects and music and work with the director and camera operators during filming.
This document lists various job roles within the film industry, including producers, directors, writers, crew members, and support staff. It provides descriptions of common film production roles such as producer, director, cinematographer, production manager, assistant director, location manager, and others. The roles and responsibilities covered include developing scripts, securing financing, overseeing the creative and technical aspects of production, managing schedules and budgets, coordinating locations and personnel, and supporting the film through pre-production, production, and post-production.
Music Video Production Team – Roles & Responsibility tableLarelleShay
The document outlines the roles and responsibilities of a music video production team. The key roles include the director who oversees the entire project, assistant director, producer who purchases equipment, executive producer who funds the project, actors and actresses, script writer, script supervisor, cameraman, makeup artist, hair stylist, costume stylist, production designer, location scout, prop master, director of photography, editor, lighting designer, sound operator, post-production supervisor, and CGI/effects staff. Each role has specific responsibilities to contribute to the successful completion of the music video.
The music video production team consists of Sam, Leanne, Laila, and Naomi. Leanne will serve as the director and take control of casting, production design, and creativity. Sam, Laila, and Naomi will assist Leanne as the director and also take on acting roles. The group as a whole will work together to produce, market, and distribute the final music video.
Cinema Workers who are they? They are the professionals responsible for the organizational and technical aspects of filmmaking. This includes roles like the cinematographic director who directs the film shoot and oversees all creative decisions, the director of art who oversees the film's aesthetic design including costumes, makeup, and visual effects, the montage editor who assembles the film footage according to the director's vision, and the director of photography who determines the visual style and camerawork. The director of photography leads a team that operates the cameras and lighting equipment to bring the director's vision to life.
The director manages the creative aspects of a film such as the plot, directing actors, and choosing locations. The producer raises funds, hires employees, and arranges distribution throughout production. The art director supervises artists and craftspeople to manage artistic and technical details of film sets.
There are many diverse job roles within the film and TV industry. These include management, creative, editorial, technical, research, financial, organizational and administrative roles. Creative roles help set the scene and atmosphere of films. Editorial roles such as editors assemble raw footage into a finished product. Technical roles ensure the proper functioning of equipment. Research roles investigate locations, music and other aspects of production. Organizational roles manage schedules and people. Administrative roles handle paperwork and other office tasks.
The document outlines various crew roles in film production including director, assistant director, editor, production manager, location manager, screenwriter, production designer, continuity, producer, and runner. The director oversees the creative aspects of pre-production, production, and post-production. The assistant director assists the director and is responsible for the production schedule. The editor works with the director to edit footage and reach the final cut. The production manager handles budgets and payments.
The document discusses several key aspects of pre-production for a television production, including creating a budget, equipment and crew sheet, production schedule, script, requirements, conducting location recces, using a Gant chart for scheduling, and creating a risk assessment. The purpose of pre-production planning is to prepare all equipment, locations, crew and ensure all elements are in place for a safe and on-schedule production.
The document outlines the key roles and responsibilities of a technical film crew. The Director of Photography oversees the technical crew and works with the director to choose camera settings, lighting, and framing to achieve the desired visual style. The camera operator operates the camera under the direction of the DP or director. The first camera assistant ensures the camera remains in focus during shots, while the second camera assistant operates the clapperboard and loads film. The gaffer plans and executes the lighting design, while the key grip assists with lighting setups and blocking. Dolly grips precisely operate camera dolly and crane rigs for complex shots.
This document outlines various job roles in film production, including producers, executive producers, production managers, assistant directors, production assistants, script supervisors, stunt coordinators, casting directors, and roles in the art department like production designers. It provides brief descriptions of the responsibilities for each role.
The role of a film producer involves overseeing all aspects of film production from development through distribution. Producers are responsible for assembling key personnel like directors and casting, securing financing, approving budgets and schedules, communicating with creative teams during production, and consulting on post-production and marketing. While producers delegate tasks, they are ultimately accountable for the entire filmmaking process. Producers require business skills, creativity, and extensive knowledge of the film industry to coordinate complex productions and ensure projects are completed on time and on budget.
This document outlines key roles and responsibilities in film production. It discusses the importance of teamwork and having specialized job roles. Some of the key roles identified are director, producer, sound operator, camera operator, editor, screenwriter, and casting director. For each role, brief descriptions are provided of typical responsibilities. The document emphasizes applying these roles to your own production and understanding your specific duties.
This document outlines the key crew roles in film production, including producers who coordinate fundraising and hiring, directors who oversee the creative vision, camera and lighting crews who capture footage, sound departments who record audio, assistants, runners and coordinators who support different areas, designers who handle costumes, makeup, production design and more, and editors who assemble the final film. Roles like producers, directors, cinematographers, sound mixers, and editors have higher levels of creative control and oversight, while assistants, grips, and runners provide support across different production departments.
This document provides an overview of different job roles in the TV and film industry, dividing them into creative and non-creative categories including management, editorial, technical, research, financial, organizational, and administrative. It then discusses some specific jobs in more depth, including production accounting, casting director, camera operator, and film director. Production accounting involves managing budgets, payroll, and closing out financial records. Casting directors find actors and negotiate contracts. Camera operators implement camera shots as directed. Film directors are responsible for overseeing all artistic and technical aspects of a production from pre-production through post-production.
The document outlines the typical pre-production timeline for a film. It begins with writing the script, then hiring a director and producers to develop the creative and logistical aspects. Next comes casting actors, securing locations, production design, costumes, and cinematography. Visual effects, makeup, props, and transportation are planned. A production schedule is made, specialists are consulted, and rehearsals are held to prepare all elements before filming begins.
This market research report summarizes the responses to a questionnaire about music video preferences. The majority of respondents were ages 16-24, female, preferred house music, and said they enjoy narrative music videos featuring parties. Most respondents said they would share music on social media like Twitter. The report concludes that people ages 18-24 prefer music videos that include parties with friends and a narrative storytelling style.
Liberian YMCA "Dream Team" to attend Dallas Cupcsource
A Liberian “Dream Team” made up of the YMCA U-14 all-star soccer players representing a variety of ethnic backgrounds has been selected based on their skills, leadership and academics to attend the 2014 Dallas Cup with support from Liberia’s President and Nobel Laureate, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. DonamiSport is teaming up with Dallas Cup to help pave the way for influential and sustainable change in Liberia.
This document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It discusses using a pink and black color scheme on the masthead to make it eye-catching. Professional photos were taken in a studio to look like real magazines. Techniques like pull quotes and cover lines were used to engage readers. A consistent sans-serif font and house style made the magazine look professional. The double page spread followed conventions like taking up a full page with a photo and columns of text. The images, layout, and techniques develop magazine conventions to create a realistic looking media product.
The market research results show that the target audience for a new music magazine should be 16-30 year olds who listen to music everyday, especially indie music. They typically access music through their phones and illegal downloads. While few currently read music magazines, focusing content on music discovery and phone/streaming apps could attract more younger readers. Concert listings should also be included but not extensive as most respondents rarely attend live shows.
The document defines various roles involved in film production such as producers, directors, screenwriters, designers, and technicians responsible for areas like cinematography, sound, editing, makeup, and special effects. It provides descriptions of the responsibilities and tasks associated with each film production role from development through post-production. The roles work together under the direction of the director and producer to collectively create and realize a film.
Job roles in the production of a music videohannahmorse
The document outlines several key job roles in the production of a music video, including the director who is responsible for casting, script editing, shot composition and selection, and editing. Camera operators work closely with the director to find the best camera angles and shots based on the storyboard. Lighting technicians are responsible for providing the correct lighting setup based on the director's vision, while sound editors prepare sound effects and music and work with the director and camera operators during filming.
This document lists various job roles within the film industry, including producers, directors, writers, crew members, and support staff. It provides descriptions of common film production roles such as producer, director, cinematographer, production manager, assistant director, location manager, and others. The roles and responsibilities covered include developing scripts, securing financing, overseeing the creative and technical aspects of production, managing schedules and budgets, coordinating locations and personnel, and supporting the film through pre-production, production, and post-production.
Music Video Production Team – Roles & Responsibility tableLarelleShay
The document outlines the roles and responsibilities of a music video production team. The key roles include the director who oversees the entire project, assistant director, producer who purchases equipment, executive producer who funds the project, actors and actresses, script writer, script supervisor, cameraman, makeup artist, hair stylist, costume stylist, production designer, location scout, prop master, director of photography, editor, lighting designer, sound operator, post-production supervisor, and CGI/effects staff. Each role has specific responsibilities to contribute to the successful completion of the music video.
The music video production team consists of Sam, Leanne, Laila, and Naomi. Leanne will serve as the director and take control of casting, production design, and creativity. Sam, Laila, and Naomi will assist Leanne as the director and also take on acting roles. The group as a whole will work together to produce, market, and distribute the final music video.
Cinema Workers who are they? They are the professionals responsible for the organizational and technical aspects of filmmaking. This includes roles like the cinematographic director who directs the film shoot and oversees all creative decisions, the director of art who oversees the film's aesthetic design including costumes, makeup, and visual effects, the montage editor who assembles the film footage according to the director's vision, and the director of photography who determines the visual style and camerawork. The director of photography leads a team that operates the cameras and lighting equipment to bring the director's vision to life.
The director manages the creative aspects of a film such as the plot, directing actors, and choosing locations. The producer raises funds, hires employees, and arranges distribution throughout production. The art director supervises artists and craftspeople to manage artistic and technical details of film sets.
There are many diverse job roles within the film and TV industry. These include management, creative, editorial, technical, research, financial, organizational and administrative roles. Creative roles help set the scene and atmosphere of films. Editorial roles such as editors assemble raw footage into a finished product. Technical roles ensure the proper functioning of equipment. Research roles investigate locations, music and other aspects of production. Organizational roles manage schedules and people. Administrative roles handle paperwork and other office tasks.
The document outlines various crew roles in film production including director, assistant director, editor, production manager, location manager, screenwriter, production designer, continuity, producer, and runner. The director oversees the creative aspects of pre-production, production, and post-production. The assistant director assists the director and is responsible for the production schedule. The editor works with the director to edit footage and reach the final cut. The production manager handles budgets and payments.
The document discusses several key aspects of pre-production for a television production, including creating a budget, equipment and crew sheet, production schedule, script, requirements, conducting location recces, using a Gant chart for scheduling, and creating a risk assessment. The purpose of pre-production planning is to prepare all equipment, locations, crew and ensure all elements are in place for a safe and on-schedule production.
The document outlines the key roles and responsibilities of a technical film crew. The Director of Photography oversees the technical crew and works with the director to choose camera settings, lighting, and framing to achieve the desired visual style. The camera operator operates the camera under the direction of the DP or director. The first camera assistant ensures the camera remains in focus during shots, while the second camera assistant operates the clapperboard and loads film. The gaffer plans and executes the lighting design, while the key grip assists with lighting setups and blocking. Dolly grips precisely operate camera dolly and crane rigs for complex shots.
This document outlines various job roles in film production, including producers, executive producers, production managers, assistant directors, production assistants, script supervisors, stunt coordinators, casting directors, and roles in the art department like production designers. It provides brief descriptions of the responsibilities for each role.
The role of a film producer involves overseeing all aspects of film production from development through distribution. Producers are responsible for assembling key personnel like directors and casting, securing financing, approving budgets and schedules, communicating with creative teams during production, and consulting on post-production and marketing. While producers delegate tasks, they are ultimately accountable for the entire filmmaking process. Producers require business skills, creativity, and extensive knowledge of the film industry to coordinate complex productions and ensure projects are completed on time and on budget.
This document outlines key roles and responsibilities in film production. It discusses the importance of teamwork and having specialized job roles. Some of the key roles identified are director, producer, sound operator, camera operator, editor, screenwriter, and casting director. For each role, brief descriptions are provided of typical responsibilities. The document emphasizes applying these roles to your own production and understanding your specific duties.
This document outlines the key crew roles in film production, including producers who coordinate fundraising and hiring, directors who oversee the creative vision, camera and lighting crews who capture footage, sound departments who record audio, assistants, runners and coordinators who support different areas, designers who handle costumes, makeup, production design and more, and editors who assemble the final film. Roles like producers, directors, cinematographers, sound mixers, and editors have higher levels of creative control and oversight, while assistants, grips, and runners provide support across different production departments.
This document provides an overview of different job roles in the TV and film industry, dividing them into creative and non-creative categories including management, editorial, technical, research, financial, organizational, and administrative. It then discusses some specific jobs in more depth, including production accounting, casting director, camera operator, and film director. Production accounting involves managing budgets, payroll, and closing out financial records. Casting directors find actors and negotiate contracts. Camera operators implement camera shots as directed. Film directors are responsible for overseeing all artistic and technical aspects of a production from pre-production through post-production.
The document outlines the typical pre-production timeline for a film. It begins with writing the script, then hiring a director and producers to develop the creative and logistical aspects. Next comes casting actors, securing locations, production design, costumes, and cinematography. Visual effects, makeup, props, and transportation are planned. A production schedule is made, specialists are consulted, and rehearsals are held to prepare all elements before filming begins.
This market research report summarizes the responses to a questionnaire about music video preferences. The majority of respondents were ages 16-24, female, preferred house music, and said they enjoy narrative music videos featuring parties. Most respondents said they would share music on social media like Twitter. The report concludes that people ages 18-24 prefer music videos that include parties with friends and a narrative storytelling style.
Liberian YMCA "Dream Team" to attend Dallas Cupcsource
A Liberian “Dream Team” made up of the YMCA U-14 all-star soccer players representing a variety of ethnic backgrounds has been selected based on their skills, leadership and academics to attend the 2014 Dallas Cup with support from Liberia’s President and Nobel Laureate, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. DonamiSport is teaming up with Dallas Cup to help pave the way for influential and sustainable change in Liberia.
This document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It discusses using a pink and black color scheme on the masthead to make it eye-catching. Professional photos were taken in a studio to look like real magazines. Techniques like pull quotes and cover lines were used to engage readers. A consistent sans-serif font and house style made the magazine look professional. The double page spread followed conventions like taking up a full page with a photo and columns of text. The images, layout, and techniques develop magazine conventions to create a realistic looking media product.
The market research results show that the target audience for a new music magazine should be 16-30 year olds who listen to music everyday, especially indie music. They typically access music through their phones and illegal downloads. While few currently read music magazines, focusing content on music discovery and phone/streaming apps could attract more younger readers. Concert listings should also be included but not extensive as most respondents rarely attend live shows.
Executive Summary: Global Initiative on Out-of-School Children in South AsiaUNICEF Education
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: 17 million primary school-age children who are not in school in Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Another 9.9 million lower secondary school-age children are also not attending school bringing the total to 27 million. This study provides insight into the profiles of these out-of-school children, which is crucial for making informed policies and decisions to reach these excluded children.
This document analyzes the cover of a CD, summarizing the characters, narrative, symbols, and technical aspects portrayed. The character on the cover is a woman in love, shown through her red hair, lips, and the roses, as red symbolizes love. She is wearing a wedding dress while laying in the roses, implying she has been left by her lover on what was supposed to be her wedding day. Technical aspects like lighting are used to convey how the love depicted in the album has turned bad.
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This document discusses strategies for diminishing the negative impact of hazing on colleges and universities. It begins by presenting claims that hazing has become more violent, humiliating, and sexual in recent years. It then notes that hazing is alleged to be more prevalent at historically black colleges and universities, and that the financial and reputational costs of hazing incidents can significantly harm schools. The document goes on to discuss some positive developments, such as anti-hazing coalitions and the launch of a new national anti-hazing hotline called ANTIHAZE. It describes several features of the ANTIHAZE hotline and its potential benefits. Finally, it outlines elements of an anti-hazing deterrence program model and
Tori Kelly portrays a typical young woman in her music video for "Dear No One". She follows an imaginary man through a run-down urban city center, longing for a soulmate. Though dressed casually like a normal person, her all-black clothes reflect her unhappy mood. Scenes cut between her walking and singing in her simple bedroom, showing she relates to ordinary people despite her celebrity status. In the end, she touches the man's shoulder on a rooftop, and he fades away, revealing he was not real and she has been alone the whole time.
Richboro Rehabilitation and Nursing Center provides high quality sub-acute, skilled nursing, and long-term care services. It aims to create a safe and friendly environment to help residents return home or to their previous living situation. The facility has dedicated staff committed to compassionate care and an modern facility that provides an ideal atmosphere for short or long-term care. It has received awards for best overall facility and has a 5-star rating from CMS.
By 2030, the vision is to positively impact 1 million Liberian children through soccer. The founder shared this vision with the President of Liberia after returning from 40 years in the U.S. Training has been conducted for league commissioners and community organizers to support the vision. Community spaces have been cleaned and over 2,000 players marched in a parade to kick off Liberia's first national youth soccer league, with the Vice President in attendance. Games have brought together communities and attracted thousands of spectators, while celebrating champions and imparting hope to disadvantaged youth.
This document discusses the importance of reporting hazing activities given that hazing often occurs in public or is documented online. It notes that few students actually report being hazed due to fears of retaliation or social ostracization. As a result, there is a need for anonymous reporting systems to encourage observers and victims to report hazing. The document then outlines some general and university-specific anonymous hazing reporting methods that aim to protect the identities of reporters.
Depop - "Our first steps towards Material Design" @ London Android MeetupMark Jenkins
We spoke about how the Depop UI was made consistent using principles of Material Design as well as how we developed the style sheet to make the app styleable in the shortest amount of time.
This enabled us to rebuild the app from the ground up, laying down solid foundations for future development.
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The story is about a very ugly duck that ate a lot of chocolate and something strange happened to it. Despite being very ugly at first, the duck unexpectedly transformed into a beautiful swan.
Kudjo is having a birthday party on Saturday, August 30th at 1:00pm. You are invited to attend and should RSVP. The invitation provides directions to the party location.
The document provides instructions for an advanced portfolio homework assignment with three tasks. Task 1 involves analyzing a music video by discussing its genre elements, conventions, characters, narrative events, iconography, and technical/audio codes. Task 2 requires writing an analysis of the chosen music video using screenshots to illustrate points. Task 3 involves creating an advanced portfolio blog and sharing the URL. The response summarizes Sia's "Chandelier" music video analyzed for the assignment, discussing its strange character, narrative about addiction, iconography through apartment photographs, and technical elements like continuity editing and low lighting.
Make Your Blog Buzz - Time Out x Clever Boxer - Live & Learn Series 2015Mark Jenkins
The document discusses optimizing blogs for different devices and users. It provides 6 rules for optimization: 1) have empathy for people, 2) be device agnostic, 3) use a responsive theme, 4) optimize content, 5) optimize images, and 6) optimize for speed. Following these rules will result in happy readers that can easily access optimized content on any device.
1) A queen of gossip at IIMB who is an expert online shopper and received honors from various shopping websites.
2) Her entire summer placement interview focused on her area of expertise in online footwear shopping.
3) She invites others to come over to her dorm room late at night to bring ingredients like eggs, tomatoes, peanuts and detergent for an unknown purpose.
According to a 2008 study by Allan and Madden, hazing activities are often public, allowing coaches, advisors, peers, family, and alumni to witness them. The study found that 25% of hazing occurred in public campus spaces. Over half of hazing incidents involved pictures posted publicly online. However, despite many people being aware of these prohibited hazing activities, they are often not reported.
Let’s face it, traditional video conferencing did not live up to the hype. The promise of working from anywhere was groundbreaking, but the reality of spotty quality, overly complicated remote controls, and huge price tags were not. There are lots of reasons why it never really took off, but instead of the past, let’s focus on the here and now. Thanks to a new breed of cloud-based video communications services, the promise of meeting face-to-face anyplace, is now a reality.
This document outlines various job roles in film production, including producers, executive producers, production managers, assistant directors, production assistants, script supervisors, stunt coordinators, casting directors, and roles in the art department like production designers. It provides brief descriptions of the responsibilities for each role.
The process of film production involves several stages: development, pre-production, production, and post-production. In development, a story is selected and screenplay drafted. Pre-production includes planning, hiring crew, and location scouting. Production is the filming, and post-production is editing, adding sound/music, and distribution/marketing.
The document outlines the roles and responsibilities of various crew positions on a film or television production. Camera operators are responsible for operating cameras and capturing shots as directed. Boom operators control microphones to capture high quality audio without obstructing shots. Makeup designers create and maintain character looks over the course of production. Colourists ensure color consistency across shots and scenes during post-production. Editors assemble raw footage into a cohesive storyline. Sound recordists record synchronized audio to enable high quality sound mixing. Runners assist the production team by completing various tasks. Casting directors audition and hire actors that suit each role. Focus pullers/first assistant cameras ensure the camera remains in focus as actors move within shots. Set decorators dress sets with large
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The document defines and describes several key roles in film production including producer, director, production assistant, cameraperson, and editor. The producer initiates and oversees the entire filmmaking process. The director visualizes the screenplay and guides the cast and crew. Production assistants help with various on-set tasks. The cameraperson operates the camera and collaborates on shots. The editor assembles footage and crafts the narrative. Within the opening sequence 'Paperchain', the roles were shared between the three filmmakers due to their small team size.
The document provides an overview of the film industry and the many jobs and departments involved in film production. It discusses the key roles and responsibilities in areas such as the script department, production departments, technical departments, post-production departments, and gives examples of what specific roles like producers, directors, camera operators, editors, and art directors actually do. It also provides a short biography of two women working in the film industry - Katherine Butler as Deputy Head of Film at Film4 and Lucy Paul as an independent producer and managing director of a production company.
This document summarizes key job roles in documentaries, including directors, editors, producers, and script supervisors. Directors oversee all aspects of production and help realize their vision. Editors assemble raw footage according to the director's vision. Producers plan and coordinate various production aspects like casting, hiring, and marketing. Script supervisors ensure script continuity during production by noting any changes.
The document discusses various roles in media production such as pre-production, production, post-production, distribution, and exhibition. It then provides more details on key roles like producer, director, production runner/assistant, edit producer, location manager, director, production manager/producer, casting director, screenwriter, and sound operator. The roles and their responsibilities are outlined to explain how job roles are essential for organizing production processes.
The document discusses various roles in media production such as pre-production, production, post-production, distribution, and exhibition. It then provides more details on key roles like producer, director, production runner/assistant, edit producer, location manager, screenwriter, sound operator, camera person, editor, and casting director. The roles each have specific responsibilities in the production process from concept to distribution.
The document discusses various roles involved in film production such as producers, directors, screenwriters, designers, and technicians for areas like cinematography, sound, editing, makeup, and special effects. It provides descriptions of the responsibilities and tasks of each filmmaking position from developing the story and managing production to capturing footage and assembling the final cut. The photography section in particular outlines the director and crew needed to determine visuals and operate camera equipment on set.
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Pre and post production roles
1. Key management roles
Most of the key management roles in a film and video are dominant throughout
the pre production, production and post production of a music video as they are
in charge or the videos creative aspects, physical aspects and controls the rest of
the team.
Director
Responsible for the creative aspects of a music video or film. Including thins like:
controlling content, plot and flow of the video, performance of actors and also
makes the final decision on things like location setting.
Also they manage cinematography and microelements within the video.
The director is used in absolutely every stage of creating the film and music
video and is consulted or aware of everything that is going on or needs to
happen. He/she is the top man to come to.
Production manager
Supervises the physical aspects of the production, mainly including the
films/videos, personal, technology, budget and scheduling. Its there overall
responsibility to make sure that the film stays within its budget and remains on
time. Mainly works with the line producer and production coordinator.
Producer
The producer initiates, coordinates, supervises and controls matters such as
fund raising, hiring personnel and contracting and arranging distributors. The
producer is also involved in stages from pre production all the way to post
production
Pre production and production roles
Production team
Production designer
Responsible for creating the physical, visual appearance of the film, which can
include things like settings, costume, props and character makeup, they are
mainly in charge of the visuals and appearance of on screen actors.
Line producer
Manages the films budget, or in addition they may manage the day-to-day tasks.
Assistant directors
Assists the director and production manager with their role in the film
Also third and second assistant directors are used to help the first assistant
director but also the chief assistant of the 1st AD. 3rd directors assistant may
work on set with the first and contribute to moving actors across masses
organize crows and supervise other assistants.
Director of photography/cinematography
2. The director of photography is the head of the camera and lighting department
of a film; DoP makes decisions on these elements in conjunction with the films
director.
Casting director
The casting director manages the cast; they look at the acting styles and scout
actors for the right cast. They will manage them and their hiring contract as well
as their role in the film/video and payment.
Also conduct auditions and interviews for the part to decide who is best. Work
mainly alongside the director and producer
Production coordinator
The production coordinator is the information hub and go-to of the video.
Executive producer
Most of the time the executive producer has a major role in the films budget and
facilitating income of it.
Script and narrative department
Screenwriter
Responsible for researching about the story, developing the narrative and ideas,
and screenplay writing All the narrative side of a music video will be responsible
from the screenwriter. Most of the time, the screenwriter works freelance that
pitch ideas to record labels looking to make music videos for there artists.
Script supervisor
Keeps on track of what parts of the script have been filmed and make notes on
alternations and changes to the script that occur on-set. Also keep track of props
and costume whereabouts. Manages the story producer, script editor and script
coordinator who all contribute to the script and managing actor’s lines.
Art and design department
Costume design and construction of costume
Simply designs the costumes used on set and are responsible for all the clothing
and costumes worn by the cast and anyone on set. Management of fabric, colours
and sizes are all down to this department to make sure that they fit and are right
for the actors used on set. Also used in production in maintaining actors
appearance on screen.
Illustrator
The illustrator creates visual representations of the designs to communicate the
ideas that the production designer sends across.
Art and set directors
Manage the art department and set appearances, May sometimes have a chief
assistant to enforce laborers and artwork.
Also works very closely with the production designer
Property master and standby props
In charge of finding and managing all the props used in the film, usually given
several assistants which are maybe trainees of the trade. Also work on set during
3. filming a scene overseeing the use of props and monitoring their continuity. Able
to respond quickly and can request to change props and fixtures.
Make up artist
Simply work with make-up and make sure that there hair, prosthetics and other
aspects to make them fit into the role that they are playing. For example, the
makeup artist will be used as well to create a sense of possession on a person
through the use of make up.
Hairdresser
The hair stylist is responsible for maintaining and styling the hair of anyone
appearing on set. They work in conjunction with the make up artists to maintain
on screen appearance.
Storyboard artist
Visualizes the narrative through sketches showing the camera shots and scenes
being used in order, quick pencil drawings and marker renderings are two most
common forms of this. Although nowadays more modern films/videos with a
bigger budgets use digital forms of storyboarding, with specialist storyboard
software.
Key scenic
Responsible for surface treatment of the sets, including special paint treatments
and getting the right effect and texture of landscapes and props, to make it seem
as realistic as possible.
Casting and on screen
Casting director
The casting director manages the cast; they look at the acting styles and scout
actors for the right cast. They will manage them and their hiring contract as well
as their role in the film/video and payment.
Also conduct auditions and interviews for the part to decide who is best. Work
mainly alongside the director and producer
Stunt coordinator
When the film requires a ‘stunt’, and involves the sunt performers, the stunt
coordinator will arrange casting, timing and work closely with the director to
make sure that this goes well.
Property master and standby props
In charge of finding and managing all the props used in the film, usually given
several assistants which are maybe trainees of the trade. Also work on set during
filming a scene overseeing the use of props and monitoring their continuity. Able
to respond quickly and can request to change props and fixtures.
Actors
The main cast appearing on screen to the video/film. The actors are under
delegation of a contrast and under order from the director and producers.
4. Location department
Location manager
Responsible for making most decisions about shooting location, Work very
closely with the production director in finding places to shoot via the schout.
Things like shooting. managing time and effort costs but also the ideas and
accessibility that the location can be used for. Things like microelements need to
be taken into account.
Location Assistant
Helps out the manager in finding location and who needs to be on set at that time
but also accessibility is taken hugely into account. They are the first to the set,
and mainly maintaining the cleanliness of the set during filming and in the
camera field.
Location scout
Main role is to find locations to shoot to pitch to the production manager on
places to record.
Camera team
Director of photography/cinematography
The director of photography is the head of the camera and lighting department
of a film; DoP makes decisions on these elements in conjunction with the films
director.
Camera operator
Simply operates the camera under direction of the DoP, or the film director,
depending on the camera format being used.
Loader
Simply loads the film from the manufactures canisters into the camera
magazines for recording. Used later on once the film has been recorded too, he
removes the canisters and then they seal them in light-tight containers for the
lab.
Assistant camera operators
Usually a trainee in the camera department, the camera PA assists the crew, but
mostly learning the trade of the camera assistant, operator or cinematographer.
Digital imaging technician
On digital production the digital imaging technician is responsible for the
coordination for the internal workings of any digital cameras, may have a camera
team underneath him that he/she is managing but usually the DIT is one
member of the camera team. Under direction of the DoP.
Motion control operator
Steadicam operator
The steadicam operator is someone who is a trained specialist in this area of
camerawork, using a steadicam. (Tm for camera stabilization.)
5. Finance
Finance department
In charge of all of the finance and budget to the film, are responsible for setting a
well fitting budget that is accurate and ideal. Also used to manage this and set
targets to run by.
Production accountant
Production accountants are responsible for managing finances and maintaining
records of this during the production. It allows them to compare these figures to
targets and see how well they are doing compared to their budget.
Sound department
Production sound mixer
(Sound records) the sound mixer is head of the sound department on set.
Responsible for all sound during diegetic and non-diegetic. This includes choice
of mic, operation of recording and also mixing and editing software in
postproduction.
Boom operator
Is responsible for the microphone placement and movement during filming. The
boom operator uses a boom pole to position the mic above camera frame so it
isn’t visible but just above the actors, so that the sound is consistent and equal
Electrical department
Gaffer
The gaffer is head of the electrical department, responsible for the design and
execution of the lighting plan to production and how if can be used effectively.
Also can be known as a ‘chief lighting technician’.
Best boy – electric assistant
Works closely with the electrical department in setting up the right electrics to a
setting but also to put in the correct lighting and output required for the shot.
Lighting technician
Involved with setting up and controlling lighting equipment
Key grip
Grips are trained lighting and rigging technicians. Their main responsibility is to
work closely with the electrical department, and as the key grip, they work along
side the DoP to help achieve the right lighting and blocking.
Best boy – grip assistant
The best boy grip assistant is the chief assistant to the role of the key grip.
Postproduction
6. Colourist
Adjusts the colours of a film/video by contrast and saturation to set the light to
the effect that they are after.
Rotoscopist
Goes through the film frame and removing wires and logos out of the video so no
copyright issues have to be charged.
Compositor
A compositor is a visual effects artist responsible for compositing images from
different sources such as video, film, 3D imagery and 2D animations, text and
even paintings or digital effects.
Visual FX supervisor
The visual effects supervisor is in charge of all of the visual effects used within a
film/video
Editor
Once all of the work and camera shots have been taken, it is the editor’s duty to
then piece all of this together and put it in order to create the overall narrative as
usually the narrative and performance isn’t recorded in chronological order, the
scenes maybe be different so the editor works with the director to get all of this
right.
Assistant editor
Helps out the editor as this is the final stage in completing the video and there is
usually a lot of decision making in this stage.