Contributed By Glen Berry
IMPORTANT CONCEPTS
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The AD directs traffic on the set
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Production Design creates the look.
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The DP manages camera and lighting
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SUMMARY
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The Assistant Director makes sure that everything and everyone is in place to do each shot and ensures nothing stands in the way of the next shot.
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The Art Department, headed by the Production Designer, creates a look and feel for the production with all of the elements we see in the frame - wardrobe, set, make-up, hair and props.
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The director of photography manages a sizable team that can include grips (camera support), gaffer (lighting) and camera assistants.
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