ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Production Accountant The production accountant assists the production manager and line producer in keeping track of the budget. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant Accountant First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Production Controller First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Payroll Accountant First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Payroll Clerck First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Accounting Clerck First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Post-production Accounting First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid AERIAL SUPPORT AND SERVICES First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Airplane Pilot First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Helicopter Pilot First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid ANIMAL DEPARTMENT First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Animal Trainer A person who trains and looks after any animals which may take part in a production. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Animal Wrangler First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid ANIMATION DEPARTMENT Techniques by which each frame of a film or movie is produced individually. These frames may be generated by computers, or by photographing a drawn or painted image, or by repeatedly making small changes to a model unit (see claymation and stop motion), and then photographing the result with a special animation camera. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Animation Director First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Cartoonist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Claymation First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Animation Producer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Animation Production Manager First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Storyboard Artist Draw panels of the action from the script First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Animatics animator a series of still images edited together and displayed in sequence First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Animation Superviser First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Sequence Superviser First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Conceptual Artist Develops new animation concepts First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Character Designer Create the style and personality of each character First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Character Modeler First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Character Developer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Character Rigger First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Character Animation Superviser First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Character Layout Artist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Character Animator Character animation is a special aspect of the animation process, in which life is breathed into an artificial character. It involves creating the nuances, gestures, distinct movements, and patterns of speech that will make an audience believe that the character is actually alive First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Lead Animator A person responsible for the creation of an animated work. This encompasses all kinds of animation including cartoons, computer generated animations and still frame animations using models. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Animator A person responsible for the creation of an animated work. This encompasses all kinds of animation including cartoons, computer generated animations and still frame animations using models. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid 2D CG Animator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid 3D Artist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid 3D Designer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid 3D CG Animator Three dimensional computer graphics animation First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid 3D Technical Animator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid 3D Medical Animator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Digital Effects Artist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Digital Effects Animator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Special Effects Animation used to create special elements such as smoke, lightning and "magic", and to give the animation in general a distinct visual appearance First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Lighting / Shading Manager First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Lighting / Shading Superviser First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Lighting / Shading Artist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid 3D Lighter First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Modelling Manager First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Modelling Superviser First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Chief Model Maker First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Model Maker / Model Builder First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Digital Modeler First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid 3D Modeler First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Lead Environment Artist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Environment Artist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Environment Modeler First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Rotoscope Superviser First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Rotoscope Paint Artist Rotoscoping is a technique where animators trace live action movement, frame by frame, for use in animated cartoons. Originally, pre-recorded live-film images were projected onto a matte windowpane and redrawn by an animator. This projection equipment is called a Rotoscope. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Layout Manager First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Layout Superviser First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Layout Designer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Layout Artist Designs the backgrounds, lighting, and camera angles. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid 2D Layout Artist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Background Artist / Background Stylist / Background Painter A background artist or sometimes called a background stylist or background painter is one who is involved in the process of animation who establishes the color, style, and mood of a scene drawn by an animation layout artist. He paint the sets over which the action of each animated sequence will take place. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Lead Digital Texture First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid 2D Texture Artist Certain Artists are specialised on certain systems such as Maya First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid 3D Texture Artist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Lead Compositor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Compositing Superviser First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Compositor / Compositing Artist In visual effects post-production, compositing refers to creating complex images or moving images by combining images from different sources - such as real-world digital video, digitized film, synthetic 3-D imagery, 2-D animations, painted backdrops, digital still photographs, and text. Compositors are often specialised in software and applications such as Inferno or Flame and known e.g. as Inferno or Flame artists. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Puppeteer A person who operates a puppet within a performance. For the purposes of this definition puppets include glove puppets, internally controlled hand puppets, string or wire controlled marionettes and other animatronic creations which move in real time. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Pixilation Pixilation (from pixilated) is a stop motion technique where live actors are used as a frame-by-frame subject in an animated film, by repeatedly posing while one or more frame is taken and changing pose slightly before the next frame or frames. The operator is responsible for capturing this material. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid ART DEPARTMENT Art department in movie terms means the section of a production's crew concerned with visual artistry. Working under the supervision of the production designer and/or art director, the art department is responsible for arranging the overall look of the film (i.e. modern/high-tech, rustic, futuristic, etc.) as desired by the film director. The Art Department in a major section of a production with several key sub departments. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Production Designer / Draughtsman / Draftsman Responsible for sets, props and costumes. An artist responsible for designing the overall visual appearance of a programme in collaboration with the director, art director, technical director and cinematographer. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant Production Designer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Art Department where the sets are designed and graphic art is created. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Art Director An art director, in the hierarchical structure of a film art department, works directly below the production designer, and above the set designer, but on the same level as the set decorator. He oversees the artists and craftspeople who build the sets First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Supervising Art Director First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant Art Director Often involved in measuring locations, creating graphics and paper props, collecting information for the production designer and drawing sets. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Art Department Manager First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Art Department Coordinator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Art Department Assistant First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Art Department Researcher First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Graphic Director First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Sets First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Set Decorator / Set designer A set decorator is in charge of the set dressing on a film set, which includes the furnishings, wallpaper, lighting fixtures, and many of the other objects that will be seen in the film. The set designer reports to the art director. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Set Decorator Assistant The set decorator assistant works closely with the set decorator and / or production designer in coordination with the art director First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Set Decoration Buyer The buyer is the number two person in the set department below the set decorator. The buyer locates, and then purchases or rents the set dressing. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Leadman / Leadperson / Set Supervisor Member of the art department who is in charge of the groups in the art department that construct and take down a set (swing gangs), and/or set dressers and reports to the set decorator. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Set Dresser A person who has total charge of decorating the set for shooting with all furnishings, drapery, interior plants, and anything seen on indoor or outdoor sets. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Set Maker A person who makes the set with the specifications dictated by the set designer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Set Painter First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Props First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Prop Manager / Prop Master The person responsible for the supply, maintenance and storage of any props which are used for a production. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Prop Buyer / Hirer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Prop Builder / Prop Maker The props builder, as the name implies, builds the props that are used for the film. Props builders are often technicians skilled in construction, plastics casting, machining, and electronics. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Prop Assistant Responsible for the placement and maintenance of props on a set First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Armourer The person responsible for the supply and safety of any weapons used in a production. The armourer's role is to ensure that any ordinance, firearms or other weapons are safely stored and safely used. Note: not to be confused with Fight Director First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Construction First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Construction Buyer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Construction Coordinator / Construction Manager First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Gang Boss / Foreman First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Swing Gang First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Laborer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Lead Painter First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Paint Coordinator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Paint Foreman First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Paint Labor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Stand-by Painter First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Plaster Gang Boss First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Plaster Foreman First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Plasterer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Draper First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Welder First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Sign Writer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Tool Maintenance / Tool Person First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Manufacturer A person or organisation responsible for manufacturing a piece of technical equipment or a device used in the production, storage, or publication of material. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Head The head carpenter is the foreman of a "gang" of carpenters and labourers. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Carpenter A person employed to carry out any woodwork which the production may require (e.g. for set building) First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Scenic First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Scenic Designer Scenic Designers are responsible for creating scale models of the scenery as well as scale drawings. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Key Scenic Artist The key scenic artist is responsible for the surface treatments of the sets. This includes special paint treatments such as aging and gilding, as well as simulating the appearance of wood, stone, brick, metal, stained glassanything called for by the production designer. The key scenic artist supervises the crew of painters, and is often a master craftsperson. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Scenic Artist / Painter First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Scenic Operative Scenic Operatives set, rig, strike and dress studio sets. This can also involve erecting rostra, audience seating etc and making running repairs or painting floors and scenery. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Greens First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Greensman The greensman is a specialised set dresser dealing with the artistic arrangement of plant material, sometimes real and sometimes artificial. Depending on the scope of the greens work in a film, the greensman may report to the set decorator or may report directly to the production designer. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Specialist Editors First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid TV Graphic Designer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Graphic Editor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Graphic Designer Person responsible for the design and realisation of original graphic material. This includes developing design concepts, using working drawings, storyboards and electronic paint images. They also design title sequences. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Graphic Assistant Person involved in making day-to-day paintbox pictures, and drawing completely or partially synthetic picture elements as content for programmes with existing graphic design format. Note: not to be confused with Graphic Designer, Illustrator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Illustrator Person responsible for the illustrations used in the programme Note: not to be confused with Graphic Assistant First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Layout Manager First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Layout Designer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Layout Superviser First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Layout Artist Designs the backgrounds, lighting, and camera angles. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Background Artist / Background Stylist / Background Painter First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Compositing Superviser First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Compositor / Compositing Artist Artists composing scenes often specialised in software and applications such as Inferno or Flame and known as Inferno or Flame artists. Digital compositing is the process of assembling multiple images to make a final image, typically for print, motion pictures or screen display. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid CG Lead Computer graphics (CG) Lead First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid CG Supervisor Computer graphics (CG) Supervisor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid CG Artist / CG Designer An artist who produces computer graphics (CG) where one utilizes computers both to generate visual images synthetically and to integrate or alter visual and spatial information sampled from the real world First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Dialogue Editor The dialogue editor assembles, synchronises, and edits all the dialogue in a film or television production First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Special Effects (SFX) Special effects (abbreviated SPFX or SFX) are used in the film, television, and entertainment industry to visualize scenes that cannot be achieved by normal means, such as space travel. They are also used when creating the effect by normal means is prohibitively expensive, such as an enormous explosion. They are also used to enhance previously filmed elements, by adding, removing or enhancing objects within the scene. Special Effects are those effects which are created during filming on-set, such as bullet hits, fire, flame, and explosions, wind, rain, etc. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Special Effects (SFX) Assistant A person who makes an artificial effect used to create an illusion in a program including technicians First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Special Effects (SFX) Supervisor Duplication with 5.10.4 2008-09-20 Obsolete Special Effects buyer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Special Effects (SFX) Supervisor Person responsible for the artificial effects produced on the set and used to create an illusion in a movie. Note: not to be confused with visual effects First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Special Effects (SFX) Coordinator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Special Effects (SFX) Foreman First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Special Effects (SFX) Technician First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Special Effects (SFX) Hair First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Mechanical Special Effects (SFX) First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Atmospheric Special Effects (SFX) First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Electronic Special Effects (SFX) First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Special Effects (SFX) Makeup Shop Supervisor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Special Effects (SFX) Makeup Supervisor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Special Effects (SFX) Makeup Coordinator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Special Effects (SFX) Pre-visualisation First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Pyrotechnician A member of the crew with expertise in fire or explosions. Note: not to be confused with First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Machinist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Simulation and Effects Superviser First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Matte Artist / Bluescreen Editor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Matte Painter A person who creates artwork (usually for the background or forreground of a shot) which is included in the movie either via a matte shot or optical printing. It can be computer generated. A travelling matte allows the shape and position of the matte to be altered from frame to frame. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid CAMERA DEPARTMENT First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Director of Photography "Person with overall responsibility for conception, design, and capture of the visual appearance of an audio-visual work. Possible duties are: selection of film stock, cameras, and lenses; designing and selecting lighting, directing the gaffer's placement of lighting; shot composition (in consultation with the director); film developing and film printing." Note: not to be confused with Photographer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Film First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Cinematographer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Chief Camera Segment First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Camera Operator / Camera Person Also called cameraman. The camera operator uses the camera at the direction of the cinematographer, director of photography, or the film director to capture the scenes on film or video First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid First Assistant Camera Operator / Focus Puller Responsible for keeping the camera in focus as it is shooting. Also maintains the camera during the duration of the filming period, apply or remove any necessary or unnecessary accessories (such as matte boxes, lens changes, filters, external viewing monitors, video assist devices, etc.), reload the camera (whether with film or video tape) and oversee the 2nd Assistant camera operator and any other members of the camera assist team (including desiginated loaders and camera production assistants). First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Second Assistant Camera / Clap Boy / Clapper Loader Operates the clapperboard at the beginning of each take and loads the raw film stock into the camera magazines between takes. Also in charge of delivering film material to development labs, he oversees organization of camera equipment and transport of the equipment from one shooting location to another. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Steadycam Operator Person in charge of the operation of a camera and responsible for the device's output during a production. Also called cameraman First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid High Definition Supervisor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid High Definition Camera Assistant First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Steadycam Assitant Person in charge of the operation of a camera and responsible for the device's output during a production. Also called cameraman First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Jib Operator A jib is boom device with a camera on one end, and a counterweight and camera controls on the other. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Underwater Operator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Loader transfer film from the manufacturer's light-tight canisters to the camera magazines for attachment to the camera First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Switcher A person (studio engineer) responsible for camera mixing or switching. Switching is the selection process among the various audio and video sources in a production First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Digital Imaging Engineer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Digital Imaging Technician / DIT On digital photography productions the digital imaging technician is responsible for the coordination of the internal workings of the digital camera. Under the direction of the cinematographer or director of photography, the DIT will make adjustments to the multitude of variables available in most professional digital cameras to creatively or technically manipulate the resulting image. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Digital Scaning and Recording First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Digital Set Designer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Film Maker First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Miniature and Special Effects First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Miniature Director of Photography In the field of special effects a miniature effect is a special effect generated by the use of scale models First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Miniature and Optical Effects Cameraman First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Camera Tracking Superviser / Matchmove Superviser First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Camera Tracking Artist / Matchmove Artist Camera tracking or matchmoving refers to the process of matching the position and angle of CGI (such as a spaceship or animated creature) to real footage shot with a film or video camera. This process can be accomplished manually on a frame by frame basis. More common is the use of automated matchmoving software based on computer vision techniques that can extract camera position and rotation values over time from a frame sequence of digitized footage with minimal user intervention. Done correctly, matchmoving allows the seamless compositing of additional elements into camera footage that may have been too expensive or impossible to achieve otherwise. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Special Effects (SFX) Photography First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Photo First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Still Photographer Person who is responsible for taking still photographs for a production. Note: not to be confused with Director of Photography First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Video First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Video Production Coordinator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Video Rental Technician First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Video Technician First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Video Engineer An engineer who operates the monitors and camera control units to switch from one camera to another and maintain color, contrast, and other visual qualities First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Videotape Editor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Videotape Engineer / VTR Recordist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Videotape Assembly First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid DV Operator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Video Assistant Operates a small video system called a video tap that records everything the camera is recording. This allows the director to see what the camera operator sees thus assuring that the shot looks the way it was planned to. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Video Playback Operator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Video Editor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Video Split Operator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Video Split Assistant First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Videographer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant Videographer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid CASTING DEPARTMENT Pre-production process for selecting a cast (a meaning of the word recorded since 1631) of actors, dancers, singers, and other talent for a live or recorded performance First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Casting Director Person responsible for selecting talent (actors, singers, dancers, etc.) for a production. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant Casting Director First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Casting Assiociate / Recruiter First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Extras Casting First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid CATERING DEPARTMENT First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Catering Company First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Chef First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant-Chef / Cook First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Craft Service First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid CONSULTANTS / EXPERTS First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Expert A person who appears, either in person or by direct use of their work, in a programme by virtue of (professional) experience on a specific matter related to a newsworthy fact or subject. Note: not to be confused with Consultant First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Adviser First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Technical Adviser / Military First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Technical Adviser / Law Enforcement First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Technical Adviser / Medical First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Technical Adviser / Other First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Consultants First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Consultant First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Fashion Consultant First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Technical Consultant First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Transport Consultant First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid DISTRIBUTION First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Creative Services overlooks the design of branding and advertising for a client and ensuring that the new branding and advertising fits in with the clients requirements and the image they wish to promote for their company or product. One of the aspects of this role, is to interpret a client's communications strategy and then develop proposed creative approaches and treatments that align with that strategy First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Director First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Producer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant to the Producer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Writer / Conceptualist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Distribution Company / Distributor A person or organisation responsible for delivering the material to the Publication Companies from the Production Company and coordinating the distribution of the finished movie to exhibitors, as well as the sale of videos, laserdiscs, and other media versions of movies First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Publishing Company / Publisher A person or organization that prepares and issues material for distribution or sale including brochures and prints First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Disseminator A person or organization who makes a creation available to others First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Release Agent A person or organization that releases content First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Sales Assistant First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Syndicator A person or organization that sells a package of off network programs sold or bartered to individual television stations in a local market, either strip (daily) or weekly episodic (series). First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Aggregator A person or organization that gathers material into a sum or whole First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Broadcast One to many distribution, over the air (terrestrial), satellite, cable, mobile, etc. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Broadcaster A person or organization that sends out or communicates material, especially by radio or television First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Broadcast Assistant A person who provides general support in the production of a radio programme. This can include technical support (such as rigging, testing and operating studio equipment), administrative support (such as completion of programme paperwork, booking guests, and so on) and creative support (such as writing briefs and scripts). First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Scheduler First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Master Control Board Operator Master control is the technical hub of a broadcast operation.Master control is the final point before a signal is transmitted over-the-air or sent on to a cable television operator or satellite provider for broadcast. Television master control rooms include banks of video monitors, satellite receivers, videotape machines, transmission equipment, and, more recently, computer broadcast automation equipment for recording and playback of on-air programming. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Master Control Operator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Webcaster A person or organization that sends out or communicates material on the Internet by audio and/or video First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Media Production Manager First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid EDITING / MONTAGE First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Editor / Visual Editor / Film Editor / Video Editor The editor is the person who assembles the various shots into a coherent film, following the screnplay, with the help of the director. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Second Editor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Senior Editor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant Editor / Assistant Visual Editor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Editorial Coordinator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Editorial Superviser First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Segment Editor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Edit Programmer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Non-linear Editor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Non-linear Digital Assistant First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Negative Cutter The negative cutter cuts and splices the negatives as directed by the film editor, and then provide the assembled negative reels to the lab in order for prints (positives for projection) to be made. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Final Cut Pro Editor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Colour Timing Superviser First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Colour Timer The color timer works in a film lab to adjust the color of the film. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Digital Colour Timer A process which adjusts the final print so that colors match from shot to shot, regardless of the film stock and camera used to shoot the scene. So named because one aspect is adjusting the exposure time of each shot First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Vidifont Operator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Dialogue Editor Responsible for assembling and editing all the dialog in the soundtrack. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid ADR (Automatic Dialogue Replacement) Editor ADR – automatic dialogue replacement – is the process of replacing dialogue that was recorded incorrectly during filming, with the actors voices recorded and put into place during editing. The ADR editor oversees the procedure and takes the corrupted dialogue, and replaces it with newly recorded lines to the actor's mouth on film to make it lip sync correctly.Automated dialogue replacement is called post-synchronisation (post-sync) First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid ADR (Automatic Dialogue Replacement) Supervisor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid ADR (Automatic Dialogue Replacement) Mixer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid ADR (Automatic Dialogue Replacement) Recordist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Audio Editor / Sound Editor / Audio Mixer / Sound Mixer A sound editor is a creative professional responsible for selecting and assembling sound recordings in preparation for the final sound mixing or mastering of a television program or motion picture. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant Audio Editor / Assistant Sound Editor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Sound Designer / Supervising Sound Editor The sound designer, or "supervising sound editor", is in charge of the post-production sound of a movie. A film sound specialist responsible for the development and augmentation of all soundtrack material, or a significant portion thereof, and is ultimately in charge of the entire sound production. Occasionally, it is used to refer to a person who is responsible for creating unique sounds or sound elements which are incorporated into a sound track First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Foley Editor / Sound Effects Editor A person who edits the sound effects created by a Foley Artist ro from a library of sound effects. Sound effects or audio effects are artificially created or enhanced sounds, or sound processes used to emphasize artistic or other content of movies, video games, music, or other media First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Music Editor A person who, in collaboration with the music supervisor and composer, performs editing on the score, live vocals, songs and source music of a movie First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Re-recording Mixer Balances all of the sounds prepared by the dialogue, music and effects editors, and finalizes the films audio track. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Re-recording Engineer / Operator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Commentary Editor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Off-line Editing A person completing preliminary editing done in a lower-cost editing facility, to prepare a list of edits for the final, or on-line editor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid On-line Editing A person who completes the final editing and preparation for distribution of film, with edits often from a list of changes created by the off-line editor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid DVD Authoring First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Title Sequence Designer A title sequence, in a television program or film, is shown at the beginning which displays the opening credits. It is generally accompanied by a theme song. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid GRIP DEPARTMENT First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Key Grip The chief grip who works directly for the Chief Lighting Technician to produce shadow effects for set lighting and who supervises camera cranes, dollies and other supporting structures for cameras. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Best Boy Grip Cheif Assistant to key grip First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Grip Works with the lighting and camera departments. A person responsible for the adjustment and maintenance of production equipment on the set. Their typical duties include laying dolly tracks or erecting scaffolding. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant Grip First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Dolly Grip In cinematography, the dolly grip is the individual who places and moves the dolly track were it is required, and then pushes and pulls the dolly along that track while filming. A dolly grip must work closely with the camera crew to perfect these complex movements during rehearsals. For moving shots, dolly grips may also push the wheeled platform holding the microphone and boom operator. The dolly is a cart that the tripod and camera (and occasionally the camera crew) rest on. It makes the camera able to move without bumps and visual interruptions from start to finish while the camera is filming. It is commonly used to follow beside an actor to give the audience the sense of walking with the actor, or as the actor. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Rigging Key Grip First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Crane First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Rigger Riggers work across both studios and outside broadcasts and drive a full range of outside broadcast vehicles. They lay out all the cables, camera mountings, tracks, cranes and dollies and also erect scaffold towers and operate power vans. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid HAIR AND MAKEUP / WIG DEPARTMENT First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Hairdresser A person who prepares the hair of the on-screen participants in a production. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Hair Stylist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant Hair Stylist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Makeup / WIg First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Makeup Supervisor The decorations placed directly on the skin or hair of an actor for cosmetic or artistic effect. Practitioners are called artists or supervisors First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Makeup Artist A person who prepares the make up of the on-screen participants in a production. The decorations placed directly on the skin or hair of an actor for cosmetic or artistic effect. Practitioners are called artists or supervisors. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant Makeup Artist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Tatoo / Body Paint First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Wigs First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Effects / Prosthetic Prosthetic makeup is the process of using prosthetic sculpting, molding and casting techniques to create advanced cosmetic effects First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Foam Technician First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Mold Artist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Mold Maker First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Mold Technician First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Contact Lens Technician First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid IT DEPARTMENT AND SERVICES First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Computer Programmer The person responsible for the creation and/or maintenance of computer program design documents, source code, and machine-executable. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Software Developer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Software Engineer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid IT Support First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Data I/O First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid LIGHTING / ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Lighting Director The Lighting Director is responsible for the creative, effective and efficient design and delivery of lighting for television productions of all programme types both in studios and on outside broadcasts/ location shoots. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant Lighting Director First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Lighting Technical Director First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Lighting Manager First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Lighting Supervisor The chief of a production's lightning crew First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Lighting Designer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Lighting Artist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Chief Lighting Technician / Gaffer The head of electrical department in charge for a production of lighting the stage in accordance with the direction of the cinematographer. The gaffer reports to the director of photography and will usually have an assistant called a Best Boy and a crew of rigging electricians. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant Chief Lighting Technician / Best Boy The second in command of electrical department for a production. Also named Best Boy First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Lead Hand First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Lighting Operator / Technician / Assistant A member of the electrical department who installs, operates, and maintains lights and lighting equipment on a set. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Rigging Gaffer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Lighting Console Programmer / Operator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Laserist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Genny Operator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Board Operator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Lamp Operator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Electrician First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Cabler / Cable Puller First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid MARINE First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Marine Coordinator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Marine Specialist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Diver First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid MUSIC DEPARTMENT First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Production First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Music Director First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Executive Music Producer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Song Producer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Music Supervisor / Coordinator The music supervisor, or "music director", works with composer, mixers and editors to create and integrate the film's music. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Music Assistant First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Music Coordinator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Composer Person/cooperation responsible for composing the music used in the programme, and in particular the score First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Theme Song Composer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Librettist The writer of the text of an opera, oratorio, etc. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Lyricist The writer of the text of a song. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Orchestrator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Conductor A person who conducts a musical work by directing a performing group such as orchestra, chorus, opera, etc. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Music Arranger A person who takes a pre-written piece and writes a new score to present the original piece of music in a particular way. The arranger will write parts for all the individual instruments and voices which they want to appear in their version of the piece. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Music Programmer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Electronic Music Engineer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Score Mixer Music Director responsible for the film score.A film score is the background music in a film, generally specially written for the film and often used to heighten emotions provoked by the imagery on the screen or by the dialogue First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Score Recordist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Score Engineer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Performers First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Musician / Instrumentalist Someone who plays a musical instrument (as a profession) including instrumentalits or other instrument player First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Choir An organised company of singers First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Ensemble A group of musicians playing or singing together. Especially for classical music. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Music Group A group of musicians playing and singing together. Especially for popular music (pop/rock). First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Orchestra A group of musicians performing in a concerted manner. Typically a band suitable for the performance of synphonies, ouvertures, etc., as well as for the accompaniment of operas, oratorios, cantatas, masses, and the like, or of vocal and instrumental solos. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Singer / Vocalist A person who uses his or her voice with or without instrumental accompaniment to produce music. A singer's performance may or may not include actual words. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Synthesis Musician First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid NEWS DEPARTMENT First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid News Director First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Editor/Producer (News) Person responsible for deciding which stories to include and which to leave out for a News programme. Note: not to be confused with First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant Editor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Editor in Chief Head of the editorial staff for news output on a particular service. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Editor of the day Journalist responsible for the (news) broadcast of the day First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Announcer A person, appearing in sound or in vision, responsible for reading newscast and news bulletins, for voices continuity for programs, or for describing actualities such as parades, sporting, musical and other special events. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid News Reader A person, typically a journalist, who reads news stories in news programmes. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Broadcast Journalist / Video Journalist Person who decides how a story should be written, which facts are important and how to edit sound and vision. He/She reports, edits, writes scripts, reads bulletins and compiles pages for teletext services and online. He/She is the responsible for a news story of which may be indicated as the author. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Reporter First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Correspondent Correspondents comment on events within their own specialist area, enabling us to provide an authoritative view on the news stories of the day. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Witness An interviewed person speaking about something (generally newsworthy) of which they have first hand experience. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid POST-PRODUCTION Everything after the shooting of the film is post production. People involved in this stage of production include the editor, the publicist, the sound editor, the Foley artist, the composer, the title sequence designer, and the specialist editors. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Post-production Producer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Post-production Editor The role of the Post Production Editor is to help determine the look, sound and feel of the finished programme. The editor uses creative skills to set the pace of the piece and to further tighten the relationship between the picture and sound. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Post-production Executive First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Post-production Scheduler First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Post-production Supervisor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Post-production Coordinator / Clearance Coordinator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Post-production Audio First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Post-production Video First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Post-production Film First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Post-production Tape Operator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Post-production Technician First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid PRODUCTION These include the "front office" staff such as the Production Manager, the Production Coordinator, and their assistants; the accounting staff; the various Assistant Directors; and sometimes the Locations Manager and his or her assistants. The Director is considered to be a separate entity, not within the departmental structure. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Producer A person who is responsible for the making of an audio-visual work, including business aspects, management of the productions, and the commercial success of the work within scheduled deadlines. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Executive Producer The person primarily in charge of the financial aspects of a overall production and who may also make major creative decisions. He is not involved in any technical aspects of the filmmaking process. Typically an executive producer handles business and legal issues. He may supervise one or more producers or co-producers. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Supervising Producer The supervising producer coordinates the activities of more than one producer under the authority of the executive producer. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant Executive Producer Assistant to the Executive Producer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Line Producer The line producer works with the production manager on operating and more particulaly financial aspects.Line Producer: He approves expenses, including locations, actors, and crew. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Associate Producer The top assistant to the producer, usually the intermediary between the Producer and the shooting crew. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Co-Producer Producer participating in a collaborative production effort with other co-producers First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Segment Producer The segment producer is in charge of supervising the production of one or more segments of a programme or film First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant Producer Assistant Producers assist Producers in the production of programmes or series. They are responsible for defining the best format corresponding to the programme / film intention and targeted audience. Assistant Producers set up filming, find interviewees, archive material and locations, and on some productions they suggest and book studio guests. They supervise the post-production process, being involved in editing, dubbing and compilation. Note: not to be confused with Production Assistant. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Production Manager The individual under the producer and director who supervises and coordinates all of the business and technical aspects of production. Production Manager Organises and oversees a production including keeping a tight rein on the budget. Organises all the essential support facilities - accommodation, catering, transport, etc. and will roster crews, equipment and facilities. The Production Manager often works under the supervision of a line producer and directly supervises the Production Coordinator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Unit Manager / Second Unit Manager The person acting as production manager in charge of the second unit. This is a group charged with filming the less important scenes in a production. Note: not to be confused with Assistant Director. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant Unit Manager / Assistant Second Unit Manager / Unit Manager / Unit Production Manager Assist with the day-to-day financial operation of the shooting unit. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Mobile Unit Supervisor The unit supervisor is under the responsibility of a unit manager for secondary "mobile unit" shooting. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Production Coordinator The Production Coordinator is at the heart of the production process under the responsibility of the production manager, responsible for organizing all the logistics from hiring crew, renting equipment, booking talent, etc. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant Coordinator Assitant to the Production Coordinator. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Director He controls the action and dialogue in front of the camera. The person mainly responsible for the artistic result of the work, including controlling the content and flow of the film's plot, directing the performances of actors, organizing and selecting the locations in which the film will be shot (shooting script), and managing technical details such as the positioning of cameras, the use of lighting, and the timing and content of the film's soundtrack, that is for taking the script to the very end of the production process. The director role may differ whether it is for television or film, e.g. one shoots on set while the other direct from the galley. The television director views the action on the studio floor through a bank of screens, each one linked to one of the studio cameras, while issuing instructions down to the Floor Manager. In television, the creative part in the hands of the producer. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid First Assistant Director The first assistant director assists the director and production manager. He runs the set, plans the cost-efficient scheduling of locations and talent, schedules the days’ shooting and is responsible for carrying out the director’s instructions. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Second Assistant Director The second assistant director handles paperwork relating to the number of hours worked, scheduling, booking, etc. He is occasionally in charge of production assistants as chief assistant. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Associate Director First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Artistic Director The person mainly responsible for the artistic result of the work, including controlling the content and flow of the film's plot, directing the performances of actors, organizing and selecting the locations in which the film will be shot (shooting script), and managing technical details such as the positioning of cameras, the use of lighting, and the timing and content of the film's soundtrack, that is for taking the script to the very end of the production process. The director role may differ whether it is for television or film, e.g. one shoots on set while the other direct from the galley. The television director views the action on the studio floor through a bank of screens, each one linked to one of the studio cameras, while issuing instructions down to the Floor Manager. In television, the creative part in the hands of the producer. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Segment Director First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Television Galley / Control Room team The following crew positions are only utilised on a multi-camera production. The Gallery or "Control Room" is a separate darkened area away from the studio floor where the action can be viewed across multiple monitors and controlled from a single source. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Vision Mixer / Vision Switcher The person responsible for mixing video feeds in a live programme, such as a news broadcast. The Vision Mixer is also responsible for the actual switching between different video sources, such as camera shots and video inserts. They also maintain colour and contrast balance between the studio cameras. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Aston Operator / Graphics Operator The Aston Operator prepares and displays on-screen graphics. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid VT Operator The VT Operator cues and prepares video inserts into a programme. Heavily used in sports programming, they are also responsible for action replays and quickly editing highlights while a show is in progress. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Production Assistant He brings a specific production together. Chooses the screenplay, arranges financing, hires a director, helps in the casting process, coordinates the production teams, contributors and artists, and is responsible for the day-to-day operation of the shoot on set or from a studio galley (shot calling, shot-listing, making recording notes, cueing, liaison with Presentation / VT, timing and continuity noting; preparing operational and post-production documentation including programme scripts, camera scripts / cards; recording orders, script breakdowns, schedules edit notes and post production scripts). He is involved with the editing and all post-production and may also consult on marketing and distribution. This function is different from the one of assistant producer. In television, they are responsible for communication with the broadcasting channel during a live show, counting down the time before transmission aloud to the crew via the studio microphone. They also count down time remaining for sections of a programme, such as an interview or an advert break. Prior to a production, he is responsible for preparing and timing the script, noting pre-recorded inserts, sound effects and suchlike, and for clearing copyright and other administrative issues. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Production Researcher A Person who carries out research required for the making of a production. This may be research to do with the subject matter of the programme such as nackground information, supporting material, or in finding persons to take part. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Production Assistant Researcher A Person who carries out research required for the making of a production. This may be research to do with the subject matter of the programme such as nackground information, supporting material, or in finding persons to take part. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Senior Researcher First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Production Auditor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Production Secretary Fulfils traditional secretarial duties assigned to the production and provides general administrative support. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Production Steward First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Production Company Organisation responsible for producing the material First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Production Department Department of the production company, or of the commissioning broadcaster, responsible for producing the material First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Production Unit It is composed of camera crew, lighting/electrical department, sound crew, etc. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Commissioning Broadcaster Original broadcaster commissioning the material. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Technical Director Television production. In a production control room, the technical director has overall responsibility for the operations. The technical director is responsible for the proper working of all the equipment in the PCR. They also matches the quality and the output of all the cameras on the studio floor through the camera control units. It is their responsibility to supervise all the other crew members working in the PCR. The technical director also coordinates the working of the whole crew and looks into any technical problem which arises before, during or after the shooting of a project First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Script Editor / Story Editor A script editor — a position sometimes known as story editor — is a member of the production team of scripted television programmes, usually dramas and comedies. The script editor's main job is to work with the writers of the programme to ensure that the scripts are suitable for production — the script editor, unlike the writers, will usually be a full-time member of the production team, working closely with the producer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Resource Manager First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Shop Lead First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Floor Manager / Stage Manager / Foreman For television, the Floor Manager is the Director's representative on the studio floor, and is responsible for giving instruction and direction to crew, cast and guests. The Floor Manager is responsible for everything that happens on the floor and acts as liaison between the director and studio staff. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant Floor Manager An Assistant Floor Manager is responsible for setting a stage and prompting contributors on the studio floor and ensuring that everyone knows their place in the script, freeing the Floor Manager for other duties. They often oversee a team of Runners. Increasingly, Assistant Floor Managers are being asked to assist with the design and preparation of props, as well as setting and resetting the action on the studio floor. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Scheduling Director Scheduling directors organize the production schedule. They prepare an efficient schedule for shooting scenes, taking into account the individual schedules of each crew and cast member and the availability of the set location. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Runner Runners are the most junior members of a television or film crew. The job can include holding back onlookers, getting coffee, answering phones in the production office, escorting actors to locations, acting as a stand-in while a short is worked out, or performing any other tasks helping the production in any way. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Location Manager The location manager assists the Director and the Production designer in finding, securing, and coordinating filming locations. Locations is often considered to be a separate department. He works with local officials to coordinate shooting schedules, and is responsible for the condition of the locations after shooting is finished. He often acts as location scout during the pre-production period First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant Location Manager First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Location Scout Same role as location manager to find filimng locations in particular during the pre-production period First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid PROMOTION First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Publicist / Advertiser / Promoter The publicist handles the publicity of a film. They promote the film by issuing press releases and overseeing advertisements First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Advertising / Advertising Agency First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Advertising Production Company First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Marketing First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid SCRIPT DEPARTMENT First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Treatment / Programme Proposal Person who writes the summary of the ideas covering the focus of the production, the basic story-line, often including Definition of locations, talents, key scenes and approximate times of the segments. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Author / Screenplay / Scriptwriter / Adaptor / Dramatiser A screenplay or script is a blueprint for producing a motion picture or broadcast drama. It can be adapted from a previous work such as a novel, play or short story, or it may be an original work in and of itself. A screenplay differs from a script in that it is more specifically targeted at the visual, narrative arts, such as film and television, whereas a script can involve a blueprint of "what happens" in a comic, an advertisement, a theatrical play and other "blueprinted" creations. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Script Supervisor / Continuity Person Also known as the "continuity person", the script supervisor keeps track of what parts of the script have been filmed and makes notes of any deviations between what was actually filmed and what appeared in the script, thereby ensuring that consistency is maintained from shot to shot. They also make continuity notes, creating a lined script. The script supervisor works very closely with the director on set First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant Script Supervisor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Playwright A playwright, also known as a dramatist, is someone who writes dramatic literature or drama. These works may be written specifically to be performed by actors First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Storyliner Commonly working on television series, storyliners create the plot twists for a given story line, keeping in mind the past storylines for a given character or pairing, and the work with the writers to bring those new plot elements to life. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid SOUND DEPARTMENT First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Sound Mixer / Mixer Takes care of all sound levels in a studio, on location and in post-production. Head of the sound department. This requires choice and deployment of microphones, choice of recording media, and mixing of audio signals in real time. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Sound Mixer / Head Dialogue First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Sound Mixer / Music First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Location Mixer A sound mixer responsible for mixing sounds recorded on location First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Sound Supervisor Person responsible for the overall quality of the sound production First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Audio Engineer / Sound Engineer recording and reproduction of sound through mechanical and electronic means. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Audio Assistant / Sound Assistant First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid First Boom Operator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Second Boom Operator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Foley Editor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Foley Artist A person who re-creates incidental sound effects in synchronisation with the visual component for dubbing onto film or video clips. The Foley artist also fabricates sounds that can’t be correctly recorded while filming, much like the sound editor does with digital sound effects. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Foley Mixer / Sound Effect Person / Soundman A sound mixer who works with a Foley Artist to create sound effects. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Utility Sound Technician Assistant to both the production sound mixer and the boom operator on a film set. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Sound Recordist A person who operates sound recording devices. The person responsible for recording the sound content of an item. This is more likely to be a role type encountered on location shoots and outside broadcasts as in a studio environment the sound equipement is pre-rigged and will be controlled by the sound mixer. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Film Sound First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Playback Operator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid STUNTS DEPARTMENT First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Stunt Production Assistant First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Stunt Coordinator Stages the stunts and works with the stunt players. Responsible for the safety of all involved in the filming of a stunt. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Stunts / Stunt Performer A person employed to perform stunts within the production. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Utility Stunts First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Stunt Double A stunt performer who specifically takes the part of another actor for a stunt. Stunt doubles rarely (if ever) speak, are typically chosen to resemble the actor that they are replacing as much as possible First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Stunt Driver First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Stunt Pilot First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid TALENT First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Key Character A character whose appearance in the production is of major importance and who is likely to be an important factor in attracting an audience. Key characters may be real or fictional, and may be animated or played by actors. Examples of Key Characters include Bugs Bunny, Mickey Mouse, Robin Hood, James Bond and Hannibal Lecter. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Key Talents Person performing as a leading character in a fiction programme. The presence of this person within the production is regarded as a 'selling point'. That is, the person's presence in the production is expected to be a major attraction to the audience. The classification of a person as a 'key talent' within any given production is an editorial decision and may change over time. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Scenarist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Essayist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Sculptor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Variety Artist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Voice Over Artist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Artist / Performer A person who plays the role of a character. A person who principally exhibits acting skills in a musical or dramatic presentation or entertainment. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Actor A person who plays the role of a character. A person who principally exhibits acting skills in a musical or dramatic presentation or entertainment. It covers the actress or histrion or player or thespian or other role player First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Anchor / Moderator / Presenter A person who acts as the central moderator of the programme, responsible for following the programme script towards the audience. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Interviewer A person who interviews, especially one who obtains an interview with another person for the purpose of eliciting his opinions. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Interviewed Guest Person invited as a guest in a non fiction programme for an interview First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Guest First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Host First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Narrator / Storyteller / Reader A person who tells a story First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Speaker / Lecturer / Causeur Person who gives an informal lecture, typically on Radio. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Choreographer A person who is responsible for composition and arrangement of dance for a musical or dramatic presentation or entertainment. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Dancer A person who principally exhibits dancing skills in a musical or dramatic presentation or enternainment First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Participant A person who occasionally performs in a non-fiction programme with an active role. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Panelist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Commentator A person who provides interpretation, analysis, or a discussioh of the subject matter on a recording, motion picture, or other audiovisual medium First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Dubber An actor who adds new dialogue to an audio-visual work either in a different language or in place of original dialogue. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Transportation Manager The person responsible for managing drivers and co-ordinating the transportation of a production's cast, crew, and equipment from the various locations and sets used for filming. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Transportation Coordinator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Transportation Captain A person who drives either equipment or passenger trucks, typically between location shootings, sets, and the studio First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Transportation Co-Captain First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Transportation Associate Captain First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Starwagon / Star Trailer Manager First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Cast Driver First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Director Driver First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Security Captain First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid VISUAL EFFECT DEPARTMENT First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Visual Effects Producer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Associate Visual Effects Producer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Visual Effects Executive Producer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Visual Effects Coordinator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Visual Effects Supervisor The visual effects supervisor is in charge of the visual effects department. Visual effects refer to post-production alterations to the film's images. They are not to be confused with special effects, which are done during production (on set). First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Associate Visual Effects Supervisor The chief of a production's visual effects crew First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Visual Effects Production Assistant First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Visual Effects Editor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Visual Effects Assistant Editor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Visual Effects Developer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Visual Effects Lead First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Visual Effects Pre-visualisation First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Visual Effects Artist Person responsible for the alteration of images during post-production. Note: not to be confused with special effects First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Digital Visual Effects Supervisor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Digital Visual Effects Artist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Digital Visual Effects Artist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid WARDROBE DEPARTMENT First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Costume Designer / Illustrator The Costume designer is the person whose responsibility is to design costumes for a film or stage production. The Costume Designer forms an interpretation of mood and characterisation in relation to dramatic content, artists, set and lighting. The work involves a lot of research to gain a thorough knowledge of period and etiquette. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Tailor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Cutter First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Assistant Cutter / First Hand First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Stitcher First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Costume Buyer / Costume Hirer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Wardrobe Manager Person responsible for managing the collection of clothes and/or costumes. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Wardrobe Assistant Person assisting the wardrobe manager First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Wardrobe Superviser First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Wardrobe First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Standby Wardrobe First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Costume Supervisor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Set Costume Supervisor A person responsible for handling the costumes worn by actors First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Key Set Costumer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Set Costumer A person who handles the costumes worn by actors. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Specialty Set Costumer A person who handles the costumes worn by actors. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Costumer A person who handles the costumes worn by actors. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Lead Dresser / Lead On-set Dresser Person leading dressers First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Dresser / On-set Dresser A person responsible for helping actors and actresses to put on and take off their costumes. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Textile Artist Expert in processing textile in order to render specific effects, e.g. aging cloth. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Fabric Printer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Fabric Dyer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Embroidery First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Pattern Maker First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Milliner A person who designs, makes, or sells women's hats First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Stylist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid OTHER CREW ROLES First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Dance Director First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Automotive Sprayer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Systems Administrator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Systems Engineer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Systems Operator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Systems Support First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Teleprompter Operator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid First Aid First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Paramedic First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Projectionist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Teacher / Instructor / Tutor / Trainer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Fitness Trainer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Dialogue Coach A person who helps train an actor in diction and preparing the dialogue. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Dialect Coach A person who helps train an actor in diction and/or the use of dialects, so that his or her speech fits the character they are playing. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Acting Coach A person who helps train an actor in diction and/or the use of dialects, so that his or her speech fits the character they are playing. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Stand-in A member of the production team who takes the place of the actor while the director and camera operator set up the shot. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Special Thanks First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Body Double First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Union Representative First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Fight Director A person responsible for the choreography of the fight scenes within a production. Note: not to be confused with Armourer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Martial Art Trainer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Project Director First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Project Coordinator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Project Supervisor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Actor Assistant First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Sign Language A person who interprets the dialogue of a programme as sign language and who appears somewhere on screen. reference: First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Translation / Translater Person responsible for translating material from one language to another. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Subtitles The person responsible for editing the sub-titles. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Caption Author First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Copyright Holder First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Copyright Agent First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Contributor First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Community Coordinator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Staff Personnel who carries out an assigned production task. (Other than talent) First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Talent Coordinator First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Talent Agent Represents actors, models and extras and tries to get them work on film, television, video or still-print projects. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Engineer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Electronic technician First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Intern First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Studio technician First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Titlist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Staff Volunteer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Estimator / Bidder First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Timekeeper A person who keeps track of the time elapsed in a program First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Receptionist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Studio Artist Manager First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Studio Artist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Vault Manager First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Multimedia Producer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Interactive Developer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Food Stylist First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Safety First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Maintenance Engineer First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Prompter First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Unknown Participant whose role could not be defined using other categories. First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid Other First version after conversion of P/META into XML 2007-04-12 Valid