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.

For subtitles, click on the menu button on the top right of the screen and then the closed captions [cc] button on the top left.

You can also listen to the module or download this PDF or Word version of the content.

 

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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