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The document discusses careers in the film industry. It identifies key roles such as management, creative, editorial, technical, research, financial, organizational, and administrative. Each role requires different skillsets and knowledge. The document instructs researching a specific career path and a professional in that field. It provides questions to evaluate one's own skills, knowledge, and experience compared to requirements for the chosen career. The assignment is to write a report analyzing the film industry evolution, comparing career roles and their skillsets/knowledge, reviewing a practitioner, and evaluating one's preparation for their chosen career path.

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Professional Practice Roles and Responsibilities
The film industry- Research activity What are the careers available in film production? What skills and knowledge are required of those roles? How and why has the film industry changed over time? (new technologies, the way we consume media, diversity, issues that have forced change) How has this presented new opportunities?
The film industry- Research activity Which three career roles in the industry are you most interested in and why? What are the similarities and differences between the skillsets and knowledge required for those roles? How do your skills/knowledge relate to those roles?
The Film Industry is split into these categories: Indie Film industry Big budget features British Film Industry International film industries
Those Industries have job roles that fit within these categories: Management They co-ordinate people to achieve the goals of the production. They lead, direct, organise and drive teams. Creative They work to innovate, problem solve and come up with new ideas. These jobs usually involve some form of artistic ability and vision Editorial They prepare materials for either broadcast or distribution. These types of jobs are usually in post-production. The types of things they might prepare could include video footage, special effects,
The TV and film industry have job roles that fit within these categories: Technical They work using technology, often in the production process. Usually technical roles involve applying production techniques. Research People in these type of roles usually investigate for the purpose of production. These roles often take place in pre-production. Their role is an important one for proving new ideas work and establishing audiences. Financial People in these roles control the budgets, money and assets of the production.
The TV and film industry have job roles that fit within these categories: Organisational They work to ensure everything is planned and prepared for production. They manage people and sometimes props, transport and other areas of production to make sure that everything is brought together and completed in time for the deadline. Administrative They also work to organise business operations but often in more of a data driven capacity, using paperwork and organisation to bring together all of the processes (e.g. making sure that the finances are distributed to the production staff for pay)
Give 2 examples of careers for each of the following subsectors. Management creative editorial technical research financial organisational administrative
Now compare and discuss the skillsets and knowledge of those careers for each subsector and why it is important to have those skills/knowledge. Management creative editorial technical research financial organisational administrative
Now choose your favourite career and discuss: What skills you already have and what you need to gain What knowledge you already have and what you need to gain. How you intend to develop your skills and knowledge? What transferable and subject specific skills do you have? What experience do you have? How will you develop your experience? What events, additional training or experiences will you have that will give you the advantage over other candidates? How long will it take you to get to a professional level and why?
Research activity- Choose your favourite career path and find an example of a professional that does that career.
Using your professional practitioner look at: Their skillset and knowledge Why they are so brilliant in their field What they do day to day as part of their job Challenges they face as part of their career Advantages they have as someone who excels in their field How do you compare to a professional in your chosen field? What do you need to do to advance your skillset and knowledge? What does their experience tell you about the industry?
Assignment 1- Use your brief to piece together your research and write an academic report which covers: An evaluation of the evolution of the creative media production industry A comparative review of different career roles in the industry and examples of the skills sets and knowledge required whilst drawing comparisons between them. A review of a practitioner in the field you wish to pursue Evaluate your skills and knowledge in relation to your chosen profession and discuss how you intend to develop your skills in preparation for your career.

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Proffessional practice

  • 2. The film industry- Research activity What are the careers available in film production? What skills and knowledge are required of those roles? How and why has the film industry changed over time? (new technologies, the way we consume media, diversity, issues that have forced change) How has this presented new opportunities?
  • 3. The film industry- Research activity Which three career roles in the industry are you most interested in and why? What are the similarities and differences between the skillsets and knowledge required for those roles? How do your skills/knowledge relate to those roles?
  • 4. The Film Industry is split into these categories: Indie Film industry Big budget features British Film Industry International film industries
  • 5. Those Industries have job roles that fit within these categories: Management They co-ordinate people to achieve the goals of the production. They lead, direct, organise and drive teams. Creative They work to innovate, problem solve and come up with new ideas. These jobs usually involve some form of artistic ability and vision Editorial They prepare materials for either broadcast or distribution. These types of jobs are usually in post-production. The types of things they might prepare could include video footage, special effects,
  • 6. The TV and film industry have job roles that fit within these categories: Technical They work using technology, often in the production process. Usually technical roles involve applying production techniques. Research People in these type of roles usually investigate for the purpose of production. These roles often take place in pre-production. Their role is an important one for proving new ideas work and establishing audiences. Financial People in these roles control the budgets, money and assets of the production.
  • 7. The TV and film industry have job roles that fit within these categories: Organisational They work to ensure everything is planned and prepared for production. They manage people and sometimes props, transport and other areas of production to make sure that everything is brought together and completed in time for the deadline. Administrative They also work to organise business operations but often in more of a data driven capacity, using paperwork and organisation to bring together all of the processes (e.g. making sure that the finances are distributed to the production staff for pay)
  • 8. Give 2 examples of careers for each of the following subsectors. Management creative editorial technical research financial organisational administrative
  • 9. Now compare and discuss the skillsets and knowledge of those careers for each subsector and why it is important to have those skills/knowledge. Management creative editorial technical research financial organisational administrative
  • 10. Now choose your favourite career and discuss: What skills you already have and what you need to gain What knowledge you already have and what you need to gain. How you intend to develop your skills and knowledge? What transferable and subject specific skills do you have? What experience do you have? How will you develop your experience? What events, additional training or experiences will you have that will give you the advantage over other candidates? How long will it take you to get to a professional level and why?
  • 11. Research activity- Choose your favourite career path and find an example of a professional that does that career.
  • 12. Using your professional practitioner look at: Their skillset and knowledge Why they are so brilliant in their field What they do day to day as part of their job Challenges they face as part of their career Advantages they have as someone who excels in their field How do you compare to a professional in your chosen field? What do you need to do to advance your skillset and knowledge? What does their experience tell you about the industry?
  • 13. Assignment 1- Use your brief to piece together your research and write an academic report which covers: An evaluation of the evolution of the creative media production industry A comparative review of different career roles in the industry and examples of the skills sets and knowledge required whilst drawing comparisons between them. A review of a practitioner in the field you wish to pursue Evaluate your skills and knowledge in relation to your chosen profession and discuss how you intend to develop your skills in preparation for your career.