Tuesday, 3 December 2013

Planning: Production roles

Production Roles
 
Planning production roles are really important to make sure our production goes smoothly and would enable us utilise the specialisites of the members of our groups.
 
Camera operator: This is the person who films the scenes, he/she would work alongside the storyboard organiser and the director to take instructions from them about how to operate the camera. Such as what shot, angle and movement to use at the specific scene or time.They should create shots which are effective to use for the thriller genre and not to confuse the audience by using the appropriate camera techniques.
Actors: These are the people who are getting filmed, they act as the characters desired in the film, they work with the film director to get instructions on how to be feeling and how they should be positioned in the scene. Their job is to play a convincing character and to deliver the genre of R&B to the audience.
Sound technician: the sound technician is the person that creates the specific sounds that are relevant to each scene. They have to work with the storyboard organiser to decide the type of sound to use. They make sure that the sounds are effective to the audience.
Editors: These are people that edit the scenes. They would work with the storyboard organiser and also the camera operator to decide the parts which would require cutting, and what type of montage to use and what sequence of shots should be used. They would make sure that the cuts they use do not confuse the audience and that they are effective for the R&B genre.
Film Director: This is the person who is in charge of everything that goes on in the music video, but mainly controls the characters, he/she makes sure everything is effective and reflect the film producers ideas. Moreover, they control all the elements of mise-en-scene. They work with the whole team and makes sure they are pursing in the producers aspirations.
Location manager: This is the person that chooses the location of the scene, he/she makes sure that the location would be conventional for ouyr music video, and also he/she would have to work with the film directors to decide what time of the day and what area to set the scene at. This is to make sure that they have the best place to film the scene at the correct time to enhance the impact the scene has on the audience by choosing appropriate scenes so they can relate to making the audience more engaged and interested in the scene.
Storyboard organiser: The storyboard organiser is the person who creates the film on a storyboard which displays all the other workers of the film in rough idea of what’s going to happen in the scene, they make it relevant to a music video. It implies the shot number, cinematography, actors involved, editing style narrative, dialogue and duration of the scene to give the workers a more detailed guideline and a general idea of what they are meant to be producing. The storyboard organiser would make it as detailed as he/she can so there would be less work to do on the day of shooting.
 
 
 
Cameraman: We assigned the camera operator in our group to be Bryan. This was because he told us she was confident with using the camera. He is also confident in creating shots that are effective to the R&B music genre.
Actors: The actors would be myself, Sean, Khaled and Asena. This was because I feel like my acting would have a positive impact to our opening. Moreover Sean and Khaled felt that their acting would contribute in a positive way to the group because of their drama skills.
Sounds editor: This role would be taken by Bryan. They both had good ideas about the specific sounds that should be used, and both were confident in creating these sounds.
Editors: The editor would be Kemal. This was because Kemal was willing to go through the footage and decide which parts need editing, and what editing type needs to be used. Moreover, Kemal had the editor role last year and his experience would further the editing techniques of our music video.
Film director: Everyone in the group would be contributing in directing the film. We would all make sure that everything is effective and that we put all our ideas together to make a successful thriller opening.
Location manager: The location manager would be myself. I think I’d be useful in this role because I will be able to find a suitable location and id be able to make sure that the location of the scene would be conventional to athe R&B film. I also have a good knowledge of the Enfield erea, which i would know what location would be suitable.
Storyboard manager: this role would be taken by Jasmine because she is organised in making the storyboard which would make the film easier to produce.
Lighting manager: I would be the lighting manager, i would be useful for this role because i would find the relevant lighting that would be needed for the specific scene. Such as low-key lighting effect, high-key or natural lighting where i would find a specific day and time of day relevant to the scene.
Producer:  The producer is Bryan. Bryan would work alongside the driector, and would organise paperwork.  He would also make sure that the production runs smoothly. if costs of travel are involved, Bryan would will organsie this.
Costume, hair and make up: I would be incharge of the costume, hair and make up.  I was assigned to this because i have a good fashion sense and would know what would be conventional for the characters. I would ensure that the characters and actors in the production looks appropriate accourding to genre narrative, and the specific scene.



1 comment:

  1. Some further great evidence of planning here by assigning roles which will help the group whilst out filming and editing, well done. You clearly define each role and justify your choices of why you have assigned roles to certain people. Make sure as a group you all stick these roles as it will help you in all your production/post-production stages.

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