1. Role Orientation and
Task Distribution

2. Production Manager
Production Arts Camera Post-Prod
Director Production Designer DoP(Optional) Film Editors
1st AD & Props Master Camera Crew Sound Editors
2nd AD HMUA Cinematographer
Casting Director Set Production Sounds
Scriptwriter Designer
Location Manager Custodian
Assistant
Location
Manager &
Location
Scout

3. Production Manager - supervises the physical aspects of the production (not the creative
aspects) including personnel, technology, budget, and scheduling of shoot.
- Responsibility to make sure the filming stays on schedule and within its budget. Collaborate
with all key persons in the production staff.
- May work with Assistant Production Manager.
Casting Director- Works closely with the director to cast the film, coordinate with casts/artists
regarding schedules.
Director- overseeing the creative aspects of a film.
1st AD- assists the Production Manager and Director. (optional)
2nd AD- chief assistant of the 1st AD and helps carry out those tasks delegated to the
1st AD.(optional)
Scriptwriter- writer/s of story. Sequence breakdown.
Location Manager- responsible for looking/researching possible venues and reserving it.
Ensuring the readiness of a location before, during and after shoot.
Location Scout- works with location manager. Does much of the actual research, footwork and
photography to document location possibilities.

4. Production Designer- responsible for creating the physical, visual appearance of the
film - settings, costumes, character makeup, all taken as a unit. The Production
Designer works closely with the Director and the Cinematographer to achieve
the look of the film.
Props Master- responsible for finding and providing needed props
Hair and Make-up artist- responsible for the look of the artist.
Costume designer/Custodian- responsible for clothing aspects of artistappears on
screen.
Set Designer- Responsible for the look of the set, structures and interior spaces.

5. Director of Photography- (Optional) chief of the camera and lighting
crew of the film. The DoP makes decisions on lighting and framing of
scenes in conjunction with the film's director.
Camera Operators- May hawak ng camera, tripod. Maganda kung may
camera din for documentation of BTS.
Cinematographer- lighting aspects of the production.
Production Sound- Boom mic operator

6. Film Editor
Sound editor- will research sounds/music to be used
in the film. May also produce sound effects, compose
music, etc.

8. Production Manager
Director
Casting Director
Scriptwriter
Location Manager
Production Designer
Camera Crew
Editor

9. Production Manager
Production Arts Camera Post-Prod
Director Production Designer DoP(Optional) Film Editors
1st AD & Props Master Camera Crew Sound Editors
2nd AD HMUA Cinematographer
Casting Director Set Designer Production Sounds
Scriptwriter Custodian
Location Manager
Assistant
Location
Manager &
Location Scout

10. 1. Location Manager should look for possible venues and if possible, close deal
with the owner.
2. Casting Director must talk to target casts, submit list of sure casts plus their
available schedules.
3. Director must collaborate with the scriptwriter with regard to the breakdown of
script and talk to the production designer about needed props, etc.
4. Production Designer must be ready to provide needed props, etc. for the shoot.
5. Production manager will take-charge with the over all preparation, manage
people, gather information, integrate schedules/needs and coordinate
with key persons.
So Deadline would be within this week, if possible before Saturday. You can
Message Kuya Mond anytime in FB, especially for the Location and Casts.
Thanks and God bless everyone. Be Motivated. All for God’s Glory!