POST-PRODUCTION Editorial -Film editor-Visual effects creative director-Visual effects editor -Special effects assistant -Special effects supervisor -Dialogue editor -Negative cutter -Colorist

THROUGHOUTFinancial- Finance analyst -Senior finance analyst

PRODUCTIONTechnical-Camera operator -Camera assistant -Lighting camera -Camera assistant -Lighting director -Boom operator -Sound Assistant -Key Grip-Dolly grip

THROUGHOUTAdministrative-Office administrator -Sales administrator PRODUCTION

Management -Production manager -Floor manager -Assistant manager -Location manager -Project manager

THROUGHOUTOrganization-Production manager -Producer

PRE-PRODUCTIONResearch-Researcher -Casting director - Location director -Location scout -Assistant location manager

PRE-PRODUCTIONCreative -Art Director-Assistant Art Director- Script supervisor -Screenwriter -Actors -Illustrator-Production designer -Producer -Graphic artist

TV Industry jobs

Management Location manager In the role of location manager they must firstly work in pre- production with the director where they are able to get an insight into what the final product is to look like by doing this they are then able to understand what kind of location is needed for the shooting. They are then able to go out visiting and researching different locations to find one that is best suitable for the director’s final vision. For this job being creative is key, as you must have a good imagination to be able to picture if a location will be fitting for different scenes as well as make sure the director will also accept it. Communication and organisation skills are also vital as it can be very difficult to gain permission to use locations and so that all the fees needed for the location are in the given budget although this is manly a managerial job as when in this role you have full power in the choosing of the location as this managed it is then simply accepted by the director. The location manager has a range of different roles after the location has been chosen which are for example making sure that there are no aspects of the location that could disturb filming for example noise as well as making sure there is access for vehicles needed bringing in equipment and making sure everything else connected to the location in organised and finally when filming is done that the location is handed back in the same condition. The key responsibility is that when choosing the location it is in the budget that is given and that it has all the aspects that are needed form the director to film as well as not having anything that could disrupt filming to a point where the crew would then be unable to film for example no access for vehicles, too much noise and many other aspects and finally making sure that no real damage is made to the location and it is handed back as it was received The main person whom the location manager works with is the director as there is constant communication making sure that they are both aware of what is wanted for the location and what is accessible with the budget available although this is only during pre production during production there are a range of different people the location manager works with as it is there job to make sure the location is safe at all times and no health and safety rules are breached.

Editorial Visual effects creative directorThis role is common when a television program uses a large amount of visual effects in some cases the nature of the role involves working closely with the director of the show although if it is for example a small production like a TV commercial including heavy visual effects then there may be no director and the visual effects creative director will take this position too Doing this job means being in charge of the creative and technical execution of all the visual effects and making sure these all look smooth. This can be a very creative job so you must have artistic skill as well as of course very technical. The jobs that involve include digital animation, composition, blue screening, set extensions and digital effects As well as the main duties they must perform from digital animation to digital effects a visual effects creative director also gets involved in other key stages of production for example in pre production they can be involved in the development of the storyboard as this will then effect them when it comes to making he visual effects as well as helping chose a location and even costume and make up if there must be considerations made for the special effects. And so their responsibilities are to make sure in the end they are able to perform all the visual effects needed and that everything is filmed correctly so that this is possible. As a result throughout they must work with all sorts of different people to make sure things go to plan for example the director, story board writer, location manager and many more.

Technical Camera operator This job role requires the person to ensure that cameras and all the equipment needed to film are rigged for the set up that is required to film. To perform this job you must be able to multi task between looking at what is being filmed and think fast while carrying out the complex technical tasks. This job is very technical and a great technical ability is required for this job as well as a wide knowledge of how the camera works although communication skills are also needed as you will be needed to talk to casts and tell the what to do better to make sure the composition is correct. Dependent on the kind of show being filmed different strategies are used if it is a multi-camera shoot then camera operators are given instructions on what shots to produce this maybe given as precise choreographed instructions or as a list of shots that are needed the operator then must produce these.The key responsibility or the operator is to produce all the shots they have been asked for and make sure that everything that needs to be in shot is as well as make sure they are communicating with the cast so that they have constructive advice on where to go and what they can do better for the out come on the camera. There are a range of different people this job offers you to work with as the operator has one of the main roles the must work with the cast to make sure they are all standing in the correct places and it is all framed correctly as well as with make up and costume to make sure everything looks right on camera and there aren’t things that come up too overpowering.

Research Casting director This job exists in pre production and involves the casting director getting an understanding from the director and producer of what kind of actors they want and the going out and finding the correct people to fit in with the roles to do this job you must have an up to date knowledge of new and upcoming talent as well as existing talent. This is a creative role as you must be able to picture actors in roles that maybe very different to their actual look but after make will make sense and fit well as well as this organisation is needed to plan casting where actors can come in the hundreds for one role The duties are finding the right actor for each role and once this is done and all roles have been filled the casting directors job is then finished key responsibilities include making sure the actor is aware off what will be wanted of them and that each member of the cast is able to perform in the way that is needed if this is not achieved then the casting director has not performed their job correctly. The casting director through out their job role work with the cast of course finding each role the fitting person to play and also the producer and director getting an understanding of what they want form the cast and what kind of actors they want for each role.

Creative Screenwriter This is the role in which the person creates a screenplay the film or television programme will then be based on what is written here. Some scripts are first written and then the screen writer goes and finds a director or producer to invest time into the script and make it an actual film or show and in other cases the writer is hired by a director or television company to write for them and produce something they may already have the overall idea for This is a very creative role as the writer must be able to use there imagination to picture how things will work and make sure the story will make sense as well as make it interesting throughout for an audience They duties in this role are building a story line that will capture the target audiences attention and will be entertaining throughout as well as this make sure that it is possible to be created in real life by actors As well as this some responsibilities may be to get a director or television business to take their script and make it into a show or film and this can be a very hard task this is why scripts must be very much different and out of the box and being a very creative writer can help a huge amount in this. Depending on weather they are doing it independently or with a television company, scriptwriters can work with directors and any group of people with an idea that they can then produce into a full script

Organisation Production manager This job mainly involves preparing schedules for production and script breakdowns to make sure that there is enough time to film everything and the film is finished in the correct time without this there is no organisation and the film or show would take much longer to film and produce. This role takes a lot of organisation skills as they must be able to produce a schedule that will make sense and fit in with everything that is happening as well as all the people working on sets schedules, another problem would be making sure that the production manager is aware of how long each process takes as without this knowledge they would not be able to produce a schedule that works and can be followed Main duties in this role is making sure there is enough funding and the right amount of money is being used for each thing and also that there is no time wasted and each process takes the amount of time it should and no more this will then result to finishing on time the responsibilities of this person are to make sure that all the people on set are on track and everyone is doing their job in good timing. This job would mean to work with almost all of the people involved in the production of the film or show as you need to communicate with the different colleagues and have an understanding of how much time they need for each task and then through this information you can make a schedule that can be followed

Creative Makeup artist – Louise young Young started her career in make up by working in a retail environment she firstly worked in max factor and then moved to Elizabeth Arden after having gained experience here for 5 years she then went on to set up her own business of doing make up for weddings and makeovers and she did this for 5 years at this point is when she decided she wanted to go into makeup in television and film and so she went into training at Greasepaint Make-up School Louise young has got to such a high point in her career because of how passionate she is about her job and this comes through to clients as well as the fact that she always gives 100%She has been able to work with a range of different stars and created hundreds of different looks

From young I have learnt that make up artist play a key role in a lot of production and without the makeup most shows and films would look unfinished and it would be clear that something is lacking.

Some examples of where she has worked are In television-Strictly come dancing -Olympics closing ceremony -McDonalds commercial -BBC show “murder rooms”

And in films -Cinderella 2015-The Theory of Everything 2014-Guardians of the Galaxy 2014-Man from Uncle 2014-Jack the Giant Slayer2013-Clash of the Titans2009