MEDIA FOUNDATION

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

Brief description of duties and

responsibilities.
Responsible for creatively translating the
films written script into actual images and
sounds on the screen.
Plan and coordinate various aspects of film
production, such as selecting script,
coordinating writing, directing and editing,
and arranging financing.
The chief over the camera crews working
on a film. including framing, costumes,
makeup, and lighting, as well as the
assistant of the post producer for color
correction and grading.
Make good storytelling abilities and
imagination and use those ideas to write
scripts, with the intention of selling them
and having them produced.
P.D. (production designer) is the person
responsible for the overall visual look of
the production
Lighting technicians are responsible for the
movement and set up of various pieces of
lighting equipment for separation of light
and shadow or contrast, depth of field
and/or visual effects.
A sound editor is a creative professional
responsible for selecting and assembling
sound recordings in preparation for the
final sound mixing or mastering of a film.
Chief editor is heads all the departments of
the organization and is held accountable
for delegating tasks to staff members and
managing them.

DIRECTOR

Andrew Niccol

PRODUCER

Marc Abraham

CINEMATOGRAPHER

Roger Deakins

SCREEN PLAY WRITER

Andrew Niccol

PRODUCTION
DESIGNER

Alex McDowell

CHIEF LIGHTING
TECHNICIAN

Graham Bremner

CHIEF SOUND EDITOR

Michael Babcock

CHIEF EDITOR

Zach Staenberg

MAIN PRODUCTION
COMPANY

Regency
Enterprises

Provides the physical basis for works in

the realms of the film.

STUDIO

Twentieth Century
fox home ent.

A movie studio is a company which

develops, equips and maintains a
controlled environment for filmmaking.

SECOND UNIT

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TUTOR: E.McHale

MEDIA FOUNDATION
MODULE 1 : Film and Moving Image

DIRECTOR

Lars P. Winther

CINEMATOGRAPHER

Roger Deakins

The role of an assistant director on a film

includes tracking daily progress against
the filming production schedule, arranging
logistics, preparing daily call sheets,
checking cast and crew, and maintaining
order on the set.
Help a main cinematographer.

TUTOR: E.McHale