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The writer oversees the development of ideas. The writer is in charge of the story and the script, and to make sure that all the scenes follow in a logical process. The writer is responsible for:

• writing and editing the script. The writer will work with the group and independently.
• Script & storyboard
• making sure the script is uploaded to Google Docs, shared with members of the group, and updated regularly
• making sure the action is appropriate for the story
• uploading the script to a prompter
• making sure the actors know their lines and making changes when necessary

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The talent (actors) interpret the writer's script to entertain, inform or instruct an audience. Actors in our productions are responsible for:

Camera operators produce images that tell a story, inform or entertain an audience, or record an event. Your responsibilities as a camera operator include:

The sound engineer records actors speech and other sounds. Their responsibilities include:

The lighting director (sometimes the lighting designer) designs the lighting for television productions. The lighting director works closely with the director and the rest of the production team to deliver the pictures they are hoping to see. The lighting director's responsibilities include:

The property master (props, prop master) is responsible for anything an actor touches or uses on the set, like phones, utensils, school supplies, food, etc. The prop master is responsible for:

The grip does any number of jobs. The grip may be responsible for:

Wardrobe

Makeup & Hair

The location manager looks for locations or backgrounds suitable for the production needs. The location manager is responsible for: