Final Poster



• Upon reflection we decided that the film is a 12A because looking at the BBFC criteria on 15 rated film, suggest that our film does not endorse discriminatory language or behaviour, also there is no promoted or encouraged drug misuse. In addition in our film we have very little dangerous behaviour for example strangling. 
• Hence rating the film 12A is a effective method because we have a wider range of audience that we can target our film. 

Radio Trailer

My Film

Q.1 In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?

Media q1

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Q.2 How effective is the combination of the main product and ancillary products?

How effective is the combination of the main product and ancillary products?

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The three products which we have created are directly interconnected. The poster we have made would be used to correspond visually about what the film has to offer. The poster can be used as part of the advertisement of our film if we were able to hit the big screen.

The poster is made up of digital images which have been edited through software called Adobe Photoshop.  In the poster both sides of the main character’s personality and the screen shot of the wife getting strangled have been used together to show the story through the images. The colours used in our poster have been decisively used in order to make that essential link with the story line also the character within it. Hence together the colours have been used to create a certain mood, which in our film it is always tensed. The poster being a dark colour and the little hint of red connotes the elements of the mind, this is because dark colours for example the colour black can represents a psychological mind and the colour red represents danger. Therefore this implies that the story is supposed to be a disturbing and upsetting film which relates to our genre, which is a psychological thriller. This helps the audience to associate these factors together to help understand what is happening in the film. We decided that the title of the poster would be in red, with bold writing and the title in a big font. We also decided that we will have the meaning of the title in the poster so that the audience don’t get confused. This is because our title is in Latin therefore to make sure that the audience understand what our film is about we had to add the meaning of the title, to make sure that we don’t lead the audience into something mystified. In addition adding the Latin title in the radio trailer; this creates the link between the two productions.

 What makes our poster to be effective and helps reel in our audience is by having the shot of the wife being strangled in the middle of the poster between the main character’s two different personalities. The reason why we decided to put that particular shot in the poster, is because it leads the audience into thinking that the wife is danger and her husband is going save her, however when the audience watch the film the hidden truth of the wife getting strangled is revealed to the audience. Hence this would create a shock for the audience because the poster tells the audience a different view of how the film might be.    

       

When recording our radio trailer we used the Digital Editing Suite. The Digital Editing Suite allowed us to use Logic Pro and a microphone to create our radio trailer. In order to find the right sound tracks for our radio trailer we used free download music from the Internet. These were music such as tensed music, for example we used music from Peter John Ross. We also had a voice over that engages the audience in to the film for example at the end of the radio trailer the voice over says “Ignis Fatuus” “coming to a cinema near you”. Therefore having the voice over adds to the excitement which the mood in the voice is trying create. The ways in which I think the radio trailer is effective is by having the right type of music or sound effects such as running footsteps and heavy breathing, to create an atmosphere for the audience, for example creating the  right atmosphere for the film would mean that the audience can absorb and understand the film. In addition I also think that radio trailer is effective when you know your audience and if you have a voice over that grabs the audience attention when they hear the radio trailer.

Lastly I would argue that the production of the poster and radio trailer are effective, because they support each other and the film itself. Both the poster and the radio trailer have the proficiency to speak to large number of audience, for example radio trailer would generate audience from listening to the radio and the poster would generate audience from a large scale, due to fact that the poster can be put outside in the eyes of the public. Overall both these ancillary texts have the potential to be equally effective and also bring in profit to the film; this is because both the poster and radio trailer have a strong connection with all the media products.

Q.3 What have you learned from your audience feedback?

Question 3

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Q.4 How did you use technology in the research, planning, construction and evaluation stages?

How did you use media technologies in the research planning and construction and evaluation stages?

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Filming Pictures

Filming in pictures

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Risk Assessment

This is the risk assessment form for my other team members.
the risk assessment form was designed and produced my me.

My Risk Assessment

This is the risk assessment for my part of the film location

Location Contract

This is the location contract for my part of the film. I choose the Harley Grove Office because I wanted an office that is big and that has a lot of space. hence using the Harley Grove Office as the location of work place, this makes our film relate to the storyline and it gives the audience a visual image of the work place that I wanted the audience to see.

Actors Contract

This is the contract for the actors. This signifies that the actors are agreeing to the terms and conditions that we require from the contract during filming. In addition this also signifies that we as the producers, directors agree to meet up the terms and conditions required from us.

Audio List

Scene 1 > running water (splashes)

Scene 2 > foot steps and music ( light dramatic music) = I choose this type of
because I wanted the audience to feel the atmosphere of danger that is going to come later in the film. In addition the foot steps give the music edge feeling of danger due to the fact that many psychological thriller type of movies use foot steps sound to give the audience the atmosphere of danger.

Scene 3 > music (sad music) = I choose a sad music because I wanted to express to the audience that the husband or the male character in my part of the film is feeling a sad moment because he is confused and he doesn't know what is going on his life.

Scene 4 > music (sad music) = I choose a sad music because I wanted the audience to feel the confusion and unease feeling that the male character has in this part of the scene. this is because the male character is thinking deep and his in his own little world and therefore I wanted so the audience to understand the male characters emotions.

Scene 5 > music ( sad music) = I choose to have sad music in the work place scene because it reflects the mood and the tension that the male character is feeling when he sitting down and thinking about his wife. In addition I wanted the audience to feel that there is something wrong with the husband and wife relationship due to the husbands expression's shown to the audience, which contributes to the theme of music and also I wanted to make the audience feel sorry or worried about the wife character.  

Scene 6 > music ( sad music) = I choose to have the sad music end in this part of the film because it shows the different sides of the male character, his side at home and his professional self at work. I wanted the audience to see that there is two sides to the male character and therefore I wanted the audience to connect that the male character could be psychological ill.

Scene 7 > telephone ringing

Scene 8 > the male character speaking

Scene 9 > music (very dramatic music) = I choose to have very dramatic music here because I want to shock that audience and bring them more into to the film.

Scene 10 > clock sound ( tick tock)

Scene 11 > music ( built up music) = I choose to have built up music because I want to excite the audience before going into the ending scene. In addition the built music creates the atmosphere of danger, horror and tension.

Scene 12 > music ( built up music) = I choose to have built up music for the ending of the middle part of the film because it built up to the very tensed ending which would shock the audience eyes.

Props List

The Prop List has helped me because I can organise the props in order also I would know what props we used during filming and what props we did not use during filming.
In addition the props list helps us because after we finish filming the film, we know what props we need to give back and who to give back to. therefore having the props list has made our filming be effective.

Trinkets Producation Meeting

Production TimeTable

The Schedule helped me and my team members because we had everything organised due to the schedule telling us what has to be done before our next meetings. 
In addition this also shows what we discussed in the meeting and what we have to do before our next meeting. 
For example I had the responsibility of doing the forms for the risk assessment before our next meeting due to the fact that our next meeting would be discussing the right location for our film and then doing the risk assessment.

My Animatic

This section of the story and the animatic story was made by me.


I used I Movie to make my animatic story. how I made the animatic story, first I drew the pictures on a story board this included all the scene's from the middle part of the film. then I took the pictures of each scene's of the middle part of the film using my mobile phone, after that I bluetooth the pictures on the mac computer. then In I Movie I imported the pictures into I Movie and then I put the pictures in order according to the scenes. finally I imported and added the music and sound clips the I  have collected from the Internet ( download freely) in to my animatic story. lastly I used my creative ideas to make the animatic story reflect the idea of what we might film.       

My Storyboard

This my Storyboard that I produced for my part of the film 

some of the decision I made show the audience the main character's two side.

hence the loving husband side and the psychological side. 

the storyboard also shows my creativity on how i would engage my audience in to the film. 

The Middle of the Script

The Middle part of the script was written and produced by me.
Hence this shows my creative side to creating an epic middle to the film that me and my team are going to produce.

Trinkets Producations Scrpit

This is the Scrpit for our Film.
The Script was written and produced by Trinkets & Co

Radio Script

Radio Script

By Trinkets &Co Productions

(Footsteps and heavy breathing) Chase

Imagine the person you love is gone = voice over

Hello James Richard speaking

What!!!!!!

And you can’t do anything = voice over

Morning love

Is everything alright 

Yes everything’s fine

You need help

So the world around them crushes to the hidden truth = voice over 

I’m not the one who needs help

This is crazy

Starring Mr Dickey, Vicky Cortes and Alan 

Rated 15

Name of the film                                             = voice over

Coming to a cinema near you 

Logo

• Trinkets the name has a sense of mysteriousness and secrecy
• The I in red because it's a conventional colour in thrillers
• The I is in a bigger font because psychological thrillers always focus on one character

Film Posters

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Initial Poster

Some Technical Decision I Made

Shots
Mirror Shot: I choose the mirror shot because I wanted the audience to feel the emotions and thoughts that the character might be thinking about, therefore I wanted the audience to relate to the characters emotions and thoughts and feel the confusion that the character in the film is feeling. In addition the mirror shot is also foreshadowing the ending scene of the film. Hence this makes the mirror shot effective because the audience can relate back to the scene.
Panning Shot: I selected the panning shot to get the audience to realise hat the women might be in danger. In addition the panning shot signifies tension, which could lead to dramatic scene. Hence the use of panning shot was to get the audience to focus on the sounds that is used in that particular scene so that the audience can come up with their own imagines of the next part of the scene.

sounds
Sound Effects (water) and Tension Music: I picked out water sound effects and tension music because I wanted to get the audience into the calm atmosphere but with a little tension in the air. therefore the water sound effects and tension music make a combination of the calming sea and the tension of a horror sound, hence I wanted the audience to relate to the character's feelings and it also shows that audience the mixed or unbalanced environment that the character’s is in.


Transitions
Fade in Transition: I decided on Fade In transition because I wanted the scene's to flow smoothly and effectively into each different scene parts. The transition Fade In gives the audience the affect of easy going and relaxed atmosphere. In addition it raises awareness of the audience knowing that they are slowly moving swiftly onto the next part of the film.

Pace
Slow Pace:I decided to make my part of the film slow pace because my part of the film is the middle and therefore it builds up the tension leading the dramatic ending of the film. In addition the slow pace gives the audience the right atmosphere of understanding the characters confusion and understanding the story so that in the end the audience can ask question about the film. Hence I wanted the audience to feel confused or puzzled about the ending of the film.

Audience Profile

Audience Profile

Age 16-24

Gender male and female

Film Genre Comedy, Drama, Romance, Thriller, Action

All ethnicity tend to watch most film genre

Example = Drama > Friends with Benefits, How does she do it?

Personality outgoing, students/adults > teenagers looking for fun

Demography  all areas-none in particular

overall comedy is most a hit with young Audience, thus comedy gives audience entertainment   

Preliminary Task

The Bluisance from Luke Williams on Vimeo.

my team members and I made this video in two hours. the reason we decided to make the video was to get the knowledge of using a filming camera.  

Audience Research

Audience research

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Audience Research

• Looking at this question and the answers we received we notice majority of the audience would prefer if the film ended with a cliff-hanger, leaving them on edge and wonder what happened next. This information can help us to make our film original and leaving the audience satisfied.
• This would also show that we have used our audience research well because we are reflecting on what the audience want to see in a psychological drama

Audience Research

• Looking at this question we can see that the audience think its important for them to see real life situations, family relationships and relationships between characters, where they can relate to the characters. These answers show that these audience are preferred readers, who like to connect to the text and characters

Audience Research



• This question was asked in order to help us come up with a strong opening for our film, we received many interesting comments for example:
• ‘A question to the audience’ – this shows the audience want the film to start with a mystery making it more exciting.
• ‘The music’ – the sound can determine what kind of genre the film is, however it can also break some conventions and make the film more exciting. E.g. slow music on a fast scene.
• ‘if its an interesting opening line’ – dialogue is very important in a film, by having an interesting opening line it can draw the audiences attention and keep them engaged for the rest of the film
• These answers can help us to create the beginning of the film around the audiences opinion and ideas in order for them to stay engaged.

Audience Research

• Looking at the answers from this question we can see that majority of the audience preferred comedy films. The least popular genre is Fantasy/Sci-Fi.
• I decided to go against that in order to shock them and present a new genre and storyline allowing them to experience a wider range of genres. most of the people who answered these questions were female, however our film is aimed at both genders and so we decided to do something different that the audience are not familiar with in order to shock and present a new genre and story line allowing them to experience a wider range of genres and drama films.

Analysis of some of our Audience Research Data

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The Importance of Production Meetings

The production meetings have helped me because i have a understanding on where all the production is going and what needs to done by the deadline. In addition it has made me be aware of how working as a team can keep the production going on and it also takes a lot of pressure of one person doing everything, where's working as a team the work load is disturbed to everyone in the group.
lastly in the film industry, they benefit from production meetings because they would know if they are going over there budget and they would also know if the film is going to make a profit, this is because film industry make films for profit.

Getting in-depth data - a chat with a representative of our target group

Audience Survey

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White Balance - Final Cut Pro Tutorial Basic

Final Cut Pro Tutorial Basics

watching this video has enabled me to edit in Final Cut Pro. In addition I have the basic knowledge of editing in Final Cut Pro.

Video on Film making Techniques

A Clockwork Orange

Clockwork Orange

My Response
I think that Clockwork Orange is a horrible film because it has very disturbing scenes in the film which is why i think that Clockwork Orange should be banned. however i think that now days because technology has advanced Clockwork Orange is OK film to watch because Clockwork Orange is not that disturbing. in addition as the world changes the types of horror films are becoming more scary and disturbing.

• Clockwork Orange is film adaptation of Anthony Burgess's 1962 and it was made in 1971
• Clockwork Orange was written, directed and produced by Stanly Kubrick 
• Clockwork Orange features very disturbing violent images based on psychiatry, youth gangs, and other social, political and economic subjects in dystopian on future Britain
• the main character in Clockwork Orange is a charismatic, psychopathic delinquent. the characters interests include classical music (Beethoven), rape and ultra- violence
• the main character also leads a small gang of thugs and he calls his them his droogs (friend)
• Clockwork Orange soundtrack features comprising mostly classical music and Moog Synthesizer which was compositioned by Walter Carlos.  
•  Clockwork Orange poster was created by designer Bill Gold.
• Clockwork Orange holds the Guinness World Record for being the first in media history to use the Dolby sound system

Cast of Clockwork Orange

• Malcolm McDowell 
• James Clarke
• Warren Clarke 
• Michael Tarn
• Patrick Magee 
• Adrienne Corri
• Michael Bates
• John Clive 
• Carl Duering 
• Paul Farrell
• Clive Francis 
• Michael Gover
• Miriam Karlin
• Aubrey Morris 
• Godfrey Quigley 
• Madge Ryan 
• John Savident
• Anthony Sharp
• Philip Stone 
• Margaret Tyzack 
• Steven Berkoff 
• John J. Carney
• David Prows

British Withdrawal 

• British authorities such as the BBFC which is a government body the classifies movies considered that Clockwork Orange was sexual violence extreme and the film had legal claims that the movie has inspired true copycat crimes and the press was blaming the British Film Institution
• In March 1972 a case where a fourteen year old boy was accused of manslaughter of a classmate.the courts stated that the manslaughter was referred to Clockwork Orange and that it had macabre relevance to the film.
• Clockwork Orange was also blamed by the press for a rape scene where the attackers snag  "Singing in the Rain "
• In addition the director's wife Christiane Kubrick stated that the family received threats and had protesters outside their home therefore Kubrick asked Warner Brothers to withdraw the film for British distribution due to the disliking allegation that the film was responsible for copycat violence in real life  
• Kubrick: "To try and fasten any responsibility on art as the cause of life seems to me to put the case the wrong way around. Art consists of reshaping life but it does not create life, nor cause life. Furthermore, to attribute powerful suggestive qualities to a film is at odds with the scientifically accepted view that, even after deep hypnosis, in a posthypnotic state, people cannot be made to do things which are at odds with their natures."
• for 27 years it was difficult to see Clockwork Orange in UK
• however Clockwork Orange reappeared in cinemas and it was the first film to be on VHS and DVD releases after Kubrick's death
• on 4th July 2001 Clockwork Orange premiere broadcast in Sky TVs Sky Box Office and the film was shown until mid- September 
• Channel 4 broad casted in 1993 Forbidden Fruit, which was a 27 minute documentary about the controversial withdrawal of Clockwork Orange in Britain
• the documentary contains footage from Clockwork Orange, where the film was banned for 27 years and it was the only time it was shown

Public Responses Today

• Clockwork Orange was not marketed as a horror film but over period of time Clockwork Orange was known as a horror film  before it was seen has the worst nightmare film in century
• In UK the Daily paper Metro had a rating favourite horror films in 2010 and it was stated that the public rated The Exorcist was the most horror film and it beat Saw and Clockwork Orange

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0066921/

BBFC

BBFC - British Board of Film Classification

I believe that by having a Authority figure such as the BBFC who look after the nature of the audience and by law they can to tell the film industry that a film is not suitable for audience to watch due to the film being to extreme, therefore having an authoritative figure such as the BBFC there is order and stability within the film industry also the film industry such as the directors or producers would not cross the laws or the rules set by the BBFC since the BBFC can ban films if the directors or producers go against the laws or rules set by the BBFC.

• non-governmental organisation
• funded by Film Industry
• BBFC is responsible for the national classification in UK
• BBFC by law have requirement to classify videos, DVDs and some Video games under the Video Recording ACT 2010
• BBFC rates theatrically released films and rated videos and video games
• local authorities have legal rights to decide what films are shown in cinemas under circumstance
• all films and video games are rated by the BBFC and they receive a certificate and "consumer advice"giving details references to sex, violence and coarse language 

Guidelines to Classification

• 12 films that are rated 12 are suitable for 12 years old and over. these films are classified as 12A and 12 due to upsetting younger children under 12 years old also they may contain material which many parents will find unsuitable for their children. 
• 12A film are only for cinema films where no one younger then 12 can see a 12A film in cinema unless they are with an adult, also 12A films are not recommended fro child below 12.
• Universal all ages are suitable to watch the film
• Parental Guidance all ages are suitable to watch the film but it may be unsuitable for children under 8
• 15 only over 15 years are allowed to watch the film
• 18 only adults are allowed to watch
• Restricted 18 can only be shown at licensed cinemas and can be only shown to adults 18 ages and over

Examples

   

• 12- Spider Man, SpiderWick Chronicles, The Chronicles of Narnia
• 12A - Harry Potter series, 17 Again, The Golden Compass, Twilight Saga
• Universal - Shrek, Tangled, Rio
• Parental Guidance - Horrid Henry
• 15 - War Horse, The lovely Bones
• 18 - Sex and The City 2, The Woman in Black
• Restricted 18 - The Ring, Saw

http://www.bbfc.co.uk/ 

Film Review - Memento

 

Memento


Memento is American film that was made in 2000 and it is a psychological thriller and Neo - Noir film written and directed by Christopher Nolan. It stars Guy Pearce as Leonard Shelby, a man with anterograde amnesia.

Memento is a straightforward revenge flick with Pearce's tracking down the man who raped and murdered his wife. although this plot comes with an ingenious twist, brain damage Pearce sustained during the attack has left him with the memory of a goldfish. thus it leads to Pearce forgetting conversations he had two minutes age. in addition Pearce doesn't know if the man sitting next to him is his friend or enemy. furthermore Pearce's confusion intensifies when he gets caught up with drug dealers, and they abuse his condition. he's develops a system which is cataloguing events and characters from his investigations with Polaroids, charts and tattoos which allows for repeated exposure of the Pearce torso) but these are just susceptible to manipulation, and finding the real killer becomes increasingly tricky.

My Reason
Memento relates to my film because my film is also about a man losing control of himself and that his wife gets beaten up by some other man. I choose Memento as a close link to my film due to both man having some kind of illness that makes then lose their memories.
lastly in our film we make the male character have a psychological illness but in Memento the man is becoming psychological ill due to having a short-term memory.

Film Review - About A Girl

About A Girl Review

By Shaban Jahan

About A Girl – Drama

Directed by Brian Percival

Starring – Ashley Thewlis, John Slater, Sue Jaynes and Loren Crook

Produced by Janey de Nordwall

Written by Julie Rutterford

Edited by Phil Tuner

About  A Girl won several awards including BAFTA award for the best short film in 2001,the Edinburgh Film Festival Prize for the best short film,City Light Award for Best Short Film and Granada TV Short film Award.

In addition Ashley Thewlis performance in About A Girl was described as very hard-hitting and brilliant by Ewan McGregor.

About A Girl is about a girl telling the audience about her life as a teenager, therefore in the film the girl talks about some difficulties she had to deal with in her life such as parents, hence in the film there is an uncomfortable sense of essential sadness in her easygoing tales, but it is not until the end that the audience find out the disturbing truth.

About a girl puts across the desire of young teenage girls wanting to be independent; hence in the opening scene of the film we see the girl singing the Britney Spears song ‘Stronger’ and we see her doing the dance routine. This suggests that the director wanted to express to the audience that the girl should be seen as a strong confidant young woman who can handle anything. In addition the song expresses the feeling of doing well in life and not to let other people make us feel bad about our selves. Therefore this makes the audience feel sadness about the young teenage girl not being able to fulfil her dream.
We could argue that the strong mancunnian accent indicates to the audience that girl likes to party and have fun with her friends because the girl talks informally right into the camera to the audience. In fact in most part of the film the girl is talking non- stop and she mix’s dry statements about stardom and singers with random quotes from her parents and she describes her life to the audience. For example the girl tells the audience about her relationship with her dad, her frustration with her mum, her desire to become a famous singer and to form a band with her friends. Hence the director is portraying the typical dreams of a 13th year old teenager but with hints about family troubles, poverty and domestic violence which makes it hard for her to fulfil her dreams.
On the other hand the use of inter cut editing in About a girl shows the audience how the girl acts in different places, for example in one of the scenes we see the girl and her friends on the back of a bus singing another Britney Spears song ‘Oops! I did it again’. Therefore the audience sees the director’s input on the idea of the girl entreating to fit in with social life, hence in that particular scene the audience see the girl being happy and free from being watched by her parents all the time.
Moreover the girl’s monologue suggest that the girl is from an working class ethnicity, likewise this suggest that there is a desperate desire to ‘show them’ and to escape her situation when the girl talks about her plans to become famous and a rich singer living in London.
When the girl is emotionless retelling the incident of her mum drowning their puppy in a canal after she found out that they had managed to hide it for two days from her, the audience sees a cunning and unsettling implication that the girl has become wise beyond her age. Hence the director wanted to underside the girl’s light-hearted storytelling by revealing in a shocking scene at the end of the film when the girl states that she has become “good at hiding things”, and the fact that the girl throws the plastic bag has been carrying into the canal. In fact the underwater shot which shows a newborn baby sinking slowly into the canal bottom and the film ending with plastic bag floating along the canal and the girl walking away. Therefore this suggests that the director wanted to leave the audience with a cliff hanger and questioning the ending.

Roles and Responsbility of Film Industry

Film Industry

I believe that within the film industry there are responsibilities therefore it is important that the people working in the film industry know the responsibility. in addition the general public e.g. audience should beware of the responsibilities within the film industry this is because if the audience know what responsibility there is in the film industry the audience would understand how a film is made also what process a film go through before it is shown in the cinema.

• Producer > film producers create the conditions for making movies and film producers initiates, coordinates, supervises, and controls matters for example raising funding, hiring key personnel, and arranging for distributors. in addition film producers are  involved throughout all phases of the film making process from development to completion of a film.

examples of producers > David Heyman, David Barron and J.K.Rowling

• Director > responsible for overseeing the creative aspects of a film, this includes controlling the content and flow of the film's plot, directing the performances of Actors, organising and selecting the locations in which the film will be shot, and managing technical details such as the positioning of cameras, the use of lighting, and the timing and content of the film's soundtrack.

example of director > David Yates

• Executive Producer > executive producer is a producer who is not involved in any technical aspects of the film making process, but the executive producer is still responsible for the overall production. generally the executive producer handles business and legal issues

• Production Manager > production manger supervises the physical aspects of the production and not the creative aspects this includes personnel, technology, budget, and scheduling. the production mangers responsibility is to make sure the filming stays on schedule and within its budget. in addition the production manger also helps manage the day-to-day budget by managing operating costs such as salaries, production costs, and everyday equipment rental costs.

• Production Coordinator > responsible for organising all the logistics from hiring crew, renting equipment, and booking talent. The production coordinator is an integral part of film production.

• Post-production Supervisor > responsible for the post-production process. therefore during filming they maintain clarity of information and good channels of communication between the Producer, Editor, Supervising Sound Editor, the Facilities Companies such as film labs, CGI studios etc and the Production Accountant.

• Production Assistant > assist in the production office or in various departments with general tasks, such as assisting the First Assistant Director with set operations.

• Screenwriter > responsible for script. screenwriter may be involved in varied degree with creative aspects of production.

• Script Supervisor > keeps track of what parts of the script have been filmed and makes notes of any changes between what was actually filmed and what appeared in the script.script supervisor also make notes on every shot, and keep track of props, blocking, and other details to ensure continuity from shot to shot and scene to scene. the notes of the script supervisor are given to the Editor to expedite the editing process and the script supervisor work closely with the director on set.

• Stunt Coordinator >arranges the casting and performance of the stunt, working closely with the Director.

• Casting Director > chooses the Actors for the characters of the film.

• First Assistant Director > assists the Production Manager and Director. first assistant director mainly ensures that the film comes in on schedule and maintain a working environment in which the Director, principal artists (Actors) and crew can be focused on their work. first assistant director is also responsible for directing background action for major shots or the entirety of relatively minor shots, at the Director's discretion.

• Second Assistant Director > helps carry out those tasks delegated to the first assistant director. the second assistant director also might direct background action and extras also they might help the first assistant director with scheduling , booking etc. the second assistant director is also responsible for creating Call Sheets that let the crew know the schedule and important details about the shooting day.

• Location Manager > responsible for final clearing a location for filming

• Production Designer > responsible for creating the physical, visual appearance of the film - settings, costumes, character makeup, all taken as a unit.

• Art Director > art directors oversees artists and craftspeople, such as the Set Designers, Graphic Artists, and Illustrators who give form to the production design as it develops.

• Illustrator > draws or paints visual representations of the designs to communicate the ideas imagined by the Production Designer.

• Set Designer > Architect, who realises the structures or interior spaces called for by the Production Designer.

• Set Decorator >responsible for the decorating of a film set, which includes the furnishings and all the other objects that will be seen in the film.

• Buyer > locates, and then purchases or rents the set dressing.

• Set Dresser > responsible for applying and removing the "dressing", i.e., furniture, drapery, carpets everything one would find in a location, even doorknobs and wall sockets.

• Construction Coordinator > responsible for the construction of all the sets

• Props Master > responsible for finding and managing all the props that appear in the film.

• Prop maker > responsible for building the props that are used for the film.

• Costume designer > responsible for all the clothing and costumes worn by all the actors that appear on screen. the costume designer are also responsible for designing, planning, and organising the construction of the garments down to the fabric, colours, and sizes.

• Make-up Artist > responsible for the makeup, hair and special effects to create the characters look for anyone appearing on screen. make- up artist role is to manipulate an Actor's on-screen appearance such making actors look more youthful, larger, older, or in some cases monstrous.

• Hair Stylist > responsible for maintaining and styling the hair of anyone appearing on screen

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Film crew

Institution

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