Roles in the Film industry
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The document outlines the various crew roles on a film production organized into different departments including production, direction, camera, construction, locations, props, costume, and hair/makeup. Key roles include the producer, director, cinematographer, production manager, art department, construction coordinator, locations manager, props master, costume designer, makeup artist, and hairdresser. The film crew is a group of people hired by the production company to produce the film.
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The document outlines the roles and responsibilities of key production staff for a film project. It identifies the production manager as overseeing personnel, budget, scheduling and ensuring the shoot stays on schedule and within budget. It also defines roles such as the director, casting director, scriptwriter, location manager, production designer, camera crew, editor and their specific responsibilities in the production process.
Film Industry Roles for Flashpoint
The document provides job descriptions for many of the roles involved in pre-production for the TV show Flashpoint. It describes the responsibilities of key positions like the director, who oversees the overall production, and the second unit director, editor, assistant directors, cast, producers, writers, and various department heads. Supporting roles are also outlined, such as extras, guest stars, cinematographers, the casting team, production designers, and crew in areas like costumes, makeup, sound, music, special effects, stunts, camera, transportation, and health and safety.
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A film crew is shooting scenes for a movie on Regent Street in London. The scenes involve an actor walking on the pavement between shops while being filmed by the director and camera crew. Additional scenes are being shot inside an arcade with multiple arcade games in the background.
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There are several key job roles within the film industry, including management, creative, editorial, research, and technical roles. Management roles oversee the financial, organizational, and administrative aspects of film production and include positions like film director, first assistant director, and production manager. Creative roles involve developing the narrative and vision for a film through writing, editing, and designing scripts, titles, and other elements. Editorial roles edit raw footage into a coherent film, including positions like editor, assistant editor, and title designer. Technical roles operate equipment needed for production like cameras, lighting, sound, locations, and transport.
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Media Q. 4
We used a variety of media technologies at each stage of planning, creating, and evaluating our film. During research, we used the internet on phones and computers to research similar films and understand audience expectations. Microsoft Word and phones helped plan the film through scripts, schedules, and actor communication. To film, we used cameras, iMacs for editing software, and Bluetooth to share files. Evaluation included surveys, audience feedback recordings, and online sharing to assess our film's success.
Media Q. 4
We used a variety of media technologies at each stage of planning, creating, and evaluating our film. During research, we used the internet, smartphones, and surveys to learn about film conventions and audience preferences. Microsoft Word and phones helped with planning scripts and communication. To construct the film, we used cameras, iMacs, software like Final Cut Pro and iMovie, and Bluetooth. Evaluation utilized blogger, PowerPoint, surveys, and filming audience feedback. While some sites were blocked, overall media technologies enhanced our work at every stage.
Media Q.4
The student used a range of media technologies during the planning, research, construction, and evaluation of their film. These included using the internet, iPhone, Microsoft Word, Canon camera, iMac, Final Cut Pro, Livetype, Microsoft PowerPoint, mp3 recorder, video camera, Facebook, YouTube, and Blogger. They found these tools useful for researching other films, communicating, scriptwriting, filming, editing, presenting audience feedback, and gathering evaluations. Some challenges included websites being blocked and software operating slowly.
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The document discusses audience profiling and why it is important for media companies. It defines audience profiling as analyzing various demographic and psychographic factors about potential audiences, such as age, income, values and lifestyle. Media companies use audience profiling to identify the target audience for their films and help ensure marketing success. The document then provides examples of how different audiences may interpret media texts differently based on Stuart Hall's theory of preferred, negotiated and oppositional readings. It also outlines various methods of demographic and psychographic audience profiling like social class and personality types. The document concludes by profiling the target audience for a sample drama film about disadvantaged youth and riots, explaining why certain age and social groups may connect with the film.
Audience profile
Audience profiling refers to demographic and psychographic factors that define types of audiences. Media companies need to understand their target audiences to effectively market and promote films. Stuart Hall's theory describes how audiences can have preferred, negotiated, or oppositional readings of media texts based on their ability to relate to the content. Our film aims to target 15-25 year old working class individuals who are "strugglers" based on their disadvantaged lifestyle and low annual income. Understanding the audience is important for connecting with them and achieving success.
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The document lists things that have been done and things still needing to be done for an upcoming film shoot. Jahannara and Farjana created contracts, consent forms, scripts, schedules, and confirmed locations and actors from November to February 2nd. Outstanding tasks include getting signed contracts from all actors, discussing police car use, arranging smoke machines, creating a logo, safety assessments, and informing all actors of schedules.
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The letter requests parental permission for their son/daughter to participate in the filming of a short film called "After the Riots" for a Media Studies coursework project. The film will depict the impact of August riots on a child and her widowed father. Filming will take place over 2-3 days in February and participation is needed no later than 4:30pm or 5:00pm. The signed permission slip allows the student's image to be used in the film and for the film to be screened at the school's annual awards ceremony and other reputable settings.
Location consent form
The document is a request from students in a media studies class to use a house for filming their short film about the aftermath of riots on a family. They need to film the front entrance and living room over 2-3 days in February for their coursework project. The 5 minute film will be viewed by examiners and possibly shown at the school's annual film awards ceremony. The homeowner is asked to indicate if they consent to their house being used for filming by signing the permission slip.
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2. Emotions, actions, arguments and death were seen as important elements in a drama film by over a third of respondents.
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Roles in the Film industry
- 1. Production department Direction department Camera department The film producer Director Cinematographer Executive producer 1st and 2nd assistant Director of photography director Line producer Camera operator Production manager Camera production assistant Post-production supervisor 1st and 2nd assistant camera operator Production assistant Motion control manager Production coordinator Digital imaging technician Unit manager Film loader Stunt coordinator Special effects Casting director Special effects supervisor Script supervisor Special supervisor assistant The Film Crew Grip A group of people hired by the Art department production company for the purpose of Key grip producing a film or motion picture. Set designer Best boy Art designer Dolly grip Illustrator Grips Set Construction department Prop department Set designer Construction coordinator Props master Set decorator Head carpenter Prop maker Buyer Key scenic artist Weapons master Lead man Costume Set dresser Costume designer Greensman Costume supervisor Production sound Locations department Key costumer Production sound mixer Locations manager Costume standby Boom operator Assistant locations manager Art finisher Utility sound technician Location scout Costume buyer Location assistant Cutter Location production assistant Hair and Make-up Make-up artist Hairdresser