responsible for making sure an appealing, high-quality movie is produced on time and within budget. That means supervising and packaging the project from conception to distribution to theaters, while interfacing with the studio and managing the work of hundreds of individuals.Preproduction#Find material from a book or script.#Get the script into good enough shape to attract a director (and studio, if this is not a studio-initiated production).#Secure financing for the… Show more responsible for making sure an appealing, high-quality movie is produced on time and within budget. That means supervising and packaging the project from conception to distribution to theaters, while interfacing with the studio and managing the work of hundreds of individuals.Preproduction#Find material from a book or script.#Get the script into good enough shape to attract a director (and studio, if this is not a studio-initiated production).#Secure financing for the film, if it is not being made for a studio.#Choose the director and other parts of the creative team.#Cast the actors, working with the director.#Determine locations and budget.#Decide on cinematographer and special effects.#Hire a production team including crew and producers.#Develop a shooting schedule.#Create a detailed plan of action for production.Production#Offer creative suggestions to the director.#Handle problems with actors or creative staff.#Monitor production timetable and budget.#Review video dailies, the film shot each day.#Postproduction#Discuss order and selection of scenes with the director.#Review the fine cut of the film after it is edited.#In some cases, polish, revise and restructure the film to create the final cut.#Work with a distributor to secure distribution for the film. This may include showing the distributors the final cut of the film.#Review the distributor's advertising campaign for the film. Show less