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Careers in Producing, Directing, Writing, and More.

Producer

Job Description: The Producer is the head of the business side of filmmaking. They often help a Screenwriter develop a script, find financing and hire the crew.

Salary: $39,000 to $127,000+

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Director

Job Description: Directors ensure the film’s story is being told through the Actors’ performances and the onscreen visuals. They are in charge of every creative aspect from development to post-production.

Salary: $32,000 to $187,000+

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Showrunner

Job Description: Showrunners are in charge of the writing and execution of a television series. They run the Writers’ room, guide Directors and creative crew, and collaborate with the studio/network to deliver their unique vision of the show.

Salary: $30,000 an episode to $300,000+ an episode

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Screenwriter

Alternate Titles: Writer

Job Description: The Screenwriter writes the screenplay for a film, which includes all scenes and dialogue. They start with a treatment before writing the first draft and making multiple revisions.

Salary: $70,000+

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Co-Producer

Alternate Titles: Co-producer in Production (specific to a production)

Job Description: A Co-producer coordinates the different production departments and logistical needs of the production team.

Salary: $70K+ (varies according to production and experience)

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Associate Producer

Alternate Titles: AP

Job Description: The Associate Producer (often abbreviated to AP) assists in putting a production together. This nuts and bolts position may include writing, editing, organizing and assisting a wide variety of crew members during production.

Salary: $50,000 to $120,000

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