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Introduction to Production Management for Factual TV, Entertainment, Video and Corporate Production
Short course
In Leeds ()
Description
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Type
Short course
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Duration
1 Day
Tgive: An understanding of the process of programme making and the roles of key production personnel. An understanding of the various programme genres and methods of production. The ability to start up a production office and knowledge to negotiate crew and artists contracts. How to draw up accurate and appropriate call sheets, production schedules and crew contact sheets. An appreciation of copyright, Health and Safety, contracts, release documentation and licences and permits. Suitable for: Researchers, new producers, graduates and those who would like to get into broadcast production. All those going out to make low budget films or video as it introduces all the major areas of programme and production administration from both a practical and legal standpoint
Important information
Government funding available
Reviews
Subjects
- Production
Teachers and trainers (1)
Carol Frankland
Tutor
Course programme
Timetable
1000 INTRODUCTION:
- The Course & Aims
- The Group
- The Schedule
1030 WHAT DO PRODUCTION MANAGERS& COORDINATORS DO?
- BBC Job Descriptions
- What's in a title?
- Programme types
LIVE, AS LIVE, PRE-RECORDED
- The Three phases of programme making
1115 COFFEE
1130 PRE-PRODUCTION AND PLANNING
- Where to start?
- Setting up the office/filing systems
- WHO? WHY? WHAT? WHERE? WHEN?
- Contacts and diaries
- Schedules and Calls sheets
- Crewing up
- Casting - and children
- Recces, Planning & Prod. Meetings
- Copyright
- Planning & documentaries
1300 LUNCH
1400 SHOOTING IN ARKANSAS – AN EXERCISE IN SCRIPT INTERPRETATION
1415 THE SHOOT/RECORDING DAY(S)
- THE CALL SHEET
- Accommodation & Transport
- Green Room
- Food, Drink & Toilets!
- Make Up, Wardrobe
- Release forms
- Hire of Equipment and props
- First Aid
- Payments, Floats, Receipts
- Being There!
- Audiences
- Location Permits and Paperwork
1515 TEA
1530 QUIZ TIME – WHAT, WHEN, HOW MUCH?
1545 POST PRODUCTION
- Transmission Lists
- Post production schedule
- Tapes/DVD’s
- Copyright & PASC’s/PasT
- Thank yous – TX Letters
- Budget
1615 IN SUMMARY
- New Technology – Friend or Foe?
- What makes a good coordinator/production manager?
- Warning Bells
- Arkansas revisited
- Where to get help and information
- Other training sessions & feedback
1630 ANY QUESTIONS.
Course starts at 9.45 sharp, and ends at 4.45pm
The main objectives are to give:
- An understanding of the process of programme making and the roles of key production personnel
- An understanding of the various programme genres and methods of production
- The ability to start up a production office and knowledge to negotiate crew and artists contracts
- How to draw up accurate and appropriate call sheets, production schedules and crew contact sheets
- An appreciation of copyright, Health and Safety, contracts, release documentation and licences and permits
- An understanding of the various production departments, their roles and responsibilities thus ensuring ‘money on the screen’ and avoiding unnecessary costs
- An understanding of post production paperwork and programme documentation
Introduction to Production Management for Factual TV, Entertainment, Video and Corporate Production