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MODULE 1 : Film and Moving Image

TEAM TASK( work in pairs)

1. PICK YOUR FAVOURITE FILM
2. Research who holds these roles for your FILM
3. And write up this table on your WEEBLY BLOG PAGE RESEARCH
NAME
DIRECTOR

Michel Gondry

PRODUCER

Steve Golin
Anthony Bregman

CINEMATOGRAPHER

Ellen Kuras

SCREEN PLAY WRITER

Charlie Kaufman

PRODUCTION
DESIGNER

Dan Leigh

CHIEF LIGHTING
TECHNICIAN
CHIEF SOUND EDITOR

Jon Brion

CHIEF EDITOR

Valds skarsdttir

MAIN PRODUCTION
COMPANY

Anonymous
Content
This is That

Brief description of duties and

responsibilities.
A director is a person who directs the
making of a film. A film director controls a
film's artistic and dramatic aspects. It is
also responsible for visualizing the script
while guiding the technical crews and
actors.
Producers fill a variety of roles depending
upon the type of producer. And employed
by a production company or independent,
producers plan and coordinate diverse
aspects of film production, from choosing
script, coordinating writing, directing and
editing to dealing with financing.
A cinematographer is the head of the
camera crews during a film shooting,
television production or other live action
and charge of making artistic and technical
decisions related to the image.
A scriptwriter is a writer who practices the
crafts of screenwriting,
writing screenplays on films.
A production designer is the person who
responsible for the overall visual
experience of the production.
The chief lighting technician is the head of
the electrical department and is
responsible for the design and execution of
the lighting plan
A sound editor is a creative professional
responsible for choosing and
assembling sound recordings in
preparation for the final sound mixing of
a film
involving recorded or synthetic sound.
Chief editor heads all the departments of
the organization and is held accountable
for delegating tasks to staffs .
Main production company provides the
physical basis for works in the realms of
the films
TUTOR: E.McHale

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MODULE 1 : Film and Moving Image

STUDIO ?

SECOND UNIT
DIRECTOR

A studio is an artist's or worker's

workroom, or the catchall term for an artist
and their employees who work within that
studio.
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Scott Ferguson

The second unit director of a film is a crew

who is responsible for shooting
supplementary footage; which includes
establishing shots, stunts, inserts, and
cutaways.

CINEMATOGRAPHER

TUTOR: E.McHale