What are the responsibilities and contents of the executive director and assistant director of the actors in the crew?

The executive director is the executor of the director's specific work. He is mainly responsible for the normal operation of the studio, ensuring that the shooting is carried out according to the shooting plan and making daily calls. He should prepare all the shooting plans and tasks and be responsible for breaking down the script division plan.

He should work with the director to make rational use of time, and supervise and ensure that all other types of work can be carried out according to the time plan. His other jobs include shooting plans, labor contracts, ensuring the safety of the studio, and managing the budget with the production director.

He is usually the leader of the director group, and sometimes he shouts "action" for the director.

2. Actor and Deputy Director

In the film preparation stage and before shooting, assist the director to select actors, recommend actors suitable for the role, assist the producer to negotiate prices with actors and sign actor contracts;

Responsible for the communication between the actors and the creative design of music, art, modeling, clothing, props and other departments, and play the role of communication bridge; Under the arrangement of the director, cooperate with the actors to rehearse and do the necessary training (horseback riding, martial arts).

In filming, he is responsible for recruiting extras, special actors and small roles, directing performances and preparing lines in advance.

Composition of domestic film and television crews:

Director: As a synthesizer of various artistic elements in film and television creation, his duty is to organize and unite all the creators, technicians and performers in the crew, give full play to their talents, and integrate everyone's creative work.

Producer: usually instructed by the producer or the legal person of the production company, he is the senior eyeliner of the producer and will give advice to the director on the shooting of the script. At the same time, he is also the highest person in charge of post-production. Responsible for the preparation of the total expenditure budget of the film crew and the specific shooting schedule plan of the film, and supervise the artistic creation of the director on behalf of the producer.

Producer: Responsible for managing the whole crew, assisting producers to prepare the budget of film and television dramas, making shooting plans, ensuring the normal operation of the film crew and controlling the expenditure of funds. According to the authorization and requirements of the producer, the producer will also contact the location and contact personnel on behalf of the film crew to coordinate and sign an agreement.

Outreach producers: they are responsible for finding the location, ensuring the use of the location, and supervising the shooting process. Many outreach producers are also responsible for renting the studio;

The work of outreach production begins with reading the script, listing the scenes needed for film and television drama shooting according to the script, and then discussing with the director, producer and production director which scenic spot to shoot, the local shooting cost, the surrounding environment and so on.

On-site screenwriter: responsible for creating scripts and modifying scripts at the first time. Some film and television directors will also participate in revising the script. Some directors are directors because they want to write storyboards and explain them at the same time.

Director's Assistant: Responsible for the director, cooperate with the production director to prepare a feasible shooting plan on behalf of the director group, assist the director to select actors and guide extras, extras and special effects according to the director's requirements, and be responsible for the main paperwork in the shooting process, such as actor scheduling plan, shooting notice and handling the daily chores of the director group.