2. A Film Director?
What?
A film director is the creativity of the film set. They are
there to direct the actors on the film set and tell them what to
do to make the best out of their situation on set.
• A film director usually earns about £200,000 a year.
• A really successful director can earn up to £500,000 a year +
‘back end ‘profit depending on how successful the film actually
is.
Responsibilities
• Interpreting the script and making it into a film. This can involve
planning locations, shots, pacing, acting styles and anything else
which affects the feel of the movie.
• Overseeing the cinematography and technical aspects.
• Coaching actors and directing them towards the required
performances.
• Coordinating staff on set, directing the shooting timetable and
ensuring that deadlines are met.
(http://www.mediacollege.com/employment/film/director.html)
