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Posted: 11 Aug 2011 08:03 AM PDT  1. Director – Right up there with Actors, Directors are known for putting their unique stamp on a production. Arguably the best film job behind the lens, this role lets you make your vision of the script come to life on screen. This means you have a hand in just about every aspect of production to create a cohesive, artistic picture. 2. Producer – The Producer for a movie ensures flow—that Actors, sets, and other components are going to be where they need to be, when they need to be there. As a Producer, you take on a role that's less artistic, and more administrative and business-oriented, but you provide the necessary components to allow the artistic people to do their work, going between the set and the production company's offices on a daily basis. 3. Editor – As the Editor of a film, you're left with perhaps the most difficult task of all: creating a movie where none exists. You patch together film rolls of various scenes, Actors, and locations, as well as adding special effects, music, and lighting techniques to create a story. It's in the editing room that all of the elements of a film come together, and you decide what's in and what's out. 4. Screenwriter – Without you, there wouldn't be a film to begin with. The Screenwriter is the ultimate creator of the film. You construct the story, the setting, the dialogue, the characters, and you put it all down on paper. Creating a story meant for film necessitates cinematic elements, a specific length, and, above all, an interesting plotline. 5. Film Composer – Sometimes, the reason the audience feels something for a character is not the Actor's magnificent ability to cry a single perfect tear, or the Director's skill in capturing that single tear at the right moment in the exact right way. It's actually because you—the Film Composer—decided that that moment called for a certain note from a violin. As the punctuations on scenes, the original compositions for a movie become synonymous with the film, and can make or break the emotional resonance of the delivery. Annie Favreau writes and works for Inside Jobs, a career exploration site where people can explore what opportunities exist and learn what paths can take them there. You can read the original Medical Technician Jobs article on the Inside Jobs site.  |
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