Wednesday, 28 September 2011

Roles in Television and film industries

Commissioning editor
 
Commissioning editors find and commission
work to be created or published by screen
writers.
They chose what to take on further from a
screen writing to a film or television show.
If the commissioning editor doesn’t like the
screen writing it wont get pushed on to be
created into a film or television show. 
 
Producer
A producer starts by getting the rights to
create or co-create a film or television
show.
The producer oversees the development
and process which can include coordinating,
supervising and hiring keys roles such as
the casting director and film director. 
 
Director
The director, directs the cast and the crew
members into developing the film or television
show.
Directors often use storyboards to help them
understanding the shot and show other cast and
crew members what's happening in that shot.
They can also use a director’s viewfinder which is
like a storyboard but shows as seen by the camera
lens to know what angle and position the camera
should be set up.    
 
Script Editor
A script editor is a member of the production
team.
The script editor job is to find new script
writers and develop the storyline and ideas
with the writers to make sure the script is
suitable for production.
 
Reader
 
The reader is someone who will read the
screen writers work and give them feedback
on what works and what needs changing in
order to make it as good as it could be.
 
Studio executive (aka executive producer) 
 
An executive producer of a film or television show
is not involved with the normal day to day
production, they are involved in representing a
financial investor such as a film or television
studio.
The executive producer can be an author of the
book which the film or television show is based on,
or one of the actors of the film or television show
who has asked the film/television studio to do the
film or show
 
Agents
A agent is someone who works for the
screenwriter, they find jobs and task for the
screenwriter to do such as writing a
screenplay for a brief.
They also send and get the commissioning
editor to read the screenplay and to get it
commissioned on so that it can eventually
get put into production.

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