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Lesson duration is: 45 min
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WHAT MAKES FASHION AN INDIVIDUAL CHOICE?
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In a live television what's the role of the Director?
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Describe the relationship between the Director and the Producer?
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Two things you learned...
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Two minutes on the role of the DIRECTOR
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Different Producing Roles
Line producer
Production Manager
Production Co-ordinator
Producer
Executive Producer
Line Producer
Production assistant
They are in charge of all the business aspects of the production of films. They are called Line Producers because they cannot start work until they know what the 'line' is between the 'above-the-line' costs for writers, producers, directors and cast, and the 'below-the-line' costs which include everything else.
Managing the production budget, Scheduling shoots and negotiating hire of crews and equipment.
running the daily operations of the production office. Producing new versions of the script, dealing with paperwork and phone calls.
In pre-production, Producers bring together the key members of the creative team. They help the Executive Producers to raise money for the production. Once the initial finance is in place, theyselect other key production office personnel and Heads of Departments. Producers also approve locations, studio hire, the final shooting script, production schedule and budget.
This can be an honourary role (if involved in funding) but they can step in to production. It might be someone who has a good reputation or will be able to build relationships with funders.
In TV or series a line producer would oversee the entire production. They would hire specalist producers to support areas that they have skills or capacity gaps (e.g finance, production, exhibition etc)
There is a ladder to climb to beacome a producer . You would start as a 3rd assistant and work your way up the ranks. You can be a lead on small production and work your way up in larger productions.