What is the difference between a producer and a producer?

The differences between producers and producers are as follows:

The responsibilities are different: the producer should sponsor, find a screenwriter to write a script, find a director, and add photography, lighting, art, props, clothing, field work, post-synthesis, 3D special effects and so on. These are all within the responsibilities of the producer, who is responsible for the overall investment and market research.

The work content is different: for example, the whole shooting team is an army, and producers need to find scripts in the early stage, find suitable shooting locations, be responsible for financial expenses during shooting, supervise the shooting process and editing after shooting, and publicize them in the later stage until they are released. Producers only need to invest in the crew and provide funds. The emphasis is different: the producers are concerned with all aspects of the economic budget of the crew, as well as the promotion, awards and box office of the film.

Producer's job responsibilities

Inform to attend the technical preparation meeting to understand the shooting requirements. Supervise all departments to assemble and start construction on time, and organize the loading and unloading of equipment needed on site. Prepare the shooting conditions of each shot according to the shooting order, and remind the director to grasp the time.

Responsible for maintaining order and checking safety measures at the scene, urging the scene and guiding carpenters, solving the problem of drinking water at the scene, mobilizing vehicles at the scene, cooperating with the deputy director to organize extras to be in place and providing a rest place. Fill in the daily report and report the shooting scene to the production director.