Television Producer: They
look at the whole production and bring the elements and characters together. It
also requires them to be across all the stages of production.
Television Director: Their
role is to take responsibility for the sound and visual aspect of the drama.
They are involved in preparing the schedule and script and makes sure everyone
is sticking to it and doing the right thing. They also check that the
characters have everything they need to before filming.
Production Manager: They
look at the production from start to finish. They look after the budget and
organise all facilities such as catering, transport, and equipment
accommodation and plan the crews.
Script editor- their job
is to work with the writer and producer to make sure the story works well as a
script and whilst filming. They will make sure the script is ready on time and
create the atmosphere the script is explaining.
Script continuity- They make sure the scene is running
smoothly and that the crew is keeping on top of the filming by maintaining
scenery, costumes lighting and all essential jobs that can make the edit
accurate.
Production secretary- They
will support the production team by fulfilling traditional duties make by
secretaries.
Location Manager- they are
responsible for ensuring the filming is hassle free and to find locations. They
are also responsible for health and safety and dealing with owners of the
chosen location.
Researcher- They support
the producer, contribute ideas and will interview contributors and will write
reports.
Runner- They are the most
junior member of the team but will be able to get involved in all aspects of
production such as photocopying or helping with research.
Explore roles such as make-up, costume, styling, props, continuity and also consider post-production, for example editor, edit assistant.
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