Major Project: Role Research (Producing Skills)
As part of my research into my role as producer on this project, I went through information given by real producers and read online articles about producing a documentary. To find out the key skills I should have as a producer. The output from this research I undertook is summarised below.
- As a producer, it is important to keep in regular contact with your director/writer. In order to read, drafted and finished scripts
- You need to be able to secure the finance for a new production, either by pooling resources or organising fundraisers (in person or online).
- Organise crew for every shoot, including a director camera operators, and runners.
- Arrange other crew such as talent or location supervisors, or lighting professionals.
- Keep in control of the production's budget, managing payments, tracking spending and allocate resources.
- Create and organise shooting schedules making sure to update them if any changes occur with crew or locations.
- Hold regular meetings with the director to discuss characters and scenes
- Act as an assistant or substitute for the director if no one else is available.
- Troubleshoot problems that arise during production.
- Ensure compliance with relevant regulations, risk assessments, health and safety etc.
- Supervise the progress of the project from production through to post-production.
- Deliver the finished production on time and to budget.
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