Logistics:Personnel

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Logistics: Personnel

Personnel: Roles

• What is this member of the team responsible for during pre-production?

• What are the key ways that this person’s work help the project to develop and move forward? 

• What are the implications/consequences of this person’s pre-production responsibilities/duties not being fulfilled?

Image result for film producerProducer: Have control on every aspect of a film's production. They bring together and approve the whole production team. The key part of a producers job is to create a work space for the crew and cast where they can work at the best of their abilities. Producers are accountable for the success of the finished film, if the project falls through and is cancelled the names which we be known with the project is the producers and the directors. If a project a producer works on is cancelled it could effect the rest of their career as a producer. They steer the film from Pre-Production to Production and then Post-Production.

 Director: 

 1st assistant director: 

 Related imageProduction manager: The production manager manages the budget, they are also tasked with scheduling shoots and negotiating hire of crews and equipment. It is the productions manager's job to make sure everything with the crew and equipment runs smoothly this includes picking crew and equipment and scheduling them in on the correct days. If the production manager's duties are not fulfilled it could cause massive implications for the production process of the project. If the production managers job is not done there will be no crew to get the set ready or even film because the production manager did not create a schedule with a crew, without the completed work the production process will completely stop until the production manager finished the work.
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 Location manager: The location manager's main role is to find filming locations that will fit with the script that has been written for the project. The location manager looks through multiple locations to find the best one for filming scenes at, they do not only look at the aesthetic 

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