Producing: Production Management

About this course

The course examines the Production Manager’s role within a film crew, including day-to-day responsibilities and the tasks involved in keeping a production organised. Topics include production paperwork, film risk assessments, health and safety, location scouting and management, and the below-the-line elements of a budget. Learners also consider how crew and equipment are hired, including contracts, insurance, fees and agents. The course covers post-production workflows, including routes and delivery, and uses practical advice to provide an overview of production management.

What you'll learn

• Explain the main responsibilities and day-to-day tasks of a Production Manager.
• Identify key production paperwork, risk assessment and health and safety considerations.
• Describe the main stages and considerations involved in location scouting and management.
• Recognise below-the-line budget areas such as locations, equipment supplies and crew hire.
• Outline factors involved in hiring crew and equipment, including contracts, insurance, fees and agents.
• Summarise post-production workflows, including routes and delivery.

Is this course right for you?

The course is labelled Beginner and is intended for learners seeking an introductory, practical overview of production management. The source does not specify previous experience or particular participation requirements.