How the set is run - Under 18s edition

A graphic composite image showing a script, a light, a microphone, a packed lunch, a walkie talkie and a clapper board
A graphic composite image showing a script, a light, a microphone, a packed lunch, a walkie talkie and a clapper board
Part of series
Module type
e-learning
Estimated time
10 minutes
Career stages
Early
Industries
Film, High-end TV
Funding
ScreenSkills funded

Find out how a set is run. This module explains the role of the assistant directors' department in optimising the time, talent and budget on a shoot. 

At the end of this module you will:

  • Understand the roles in the assistant directors' department
  • Understand the key crew structure on set
  • Understand the importance of proactive problem solving on set

Don't forget to bookmark this handy glossary for easy reference in the workplace.

 

Important information about this e-learning module:

This module is designed for people under the age of 18 who do not have a ScreenSkills account. You will not receive a certificate to confirm you have completed the series. If you are over 18, we recommend you complete this version of From script to screen: an introduction to how content gets made to receive your certificate.

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