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    This document outlines the many jobs and roles involved in cinema production. It details the screenwriter who writes the script, the producer who manages finances and resources, and the director who oversees the artistic vision. Other roles discussed include actors, the casting director, director of photography, camera operators, sound engineers, set designers, costume designers, makeup artists, and editors. The document provides a high-level overview of the essential jobs required to make a film.

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    This document outlines the many jobs and roles involved in cinema production. It details the screenwriter who writes the script, the producer who manages finances and resources, and the director who oversees the artistic vision. Other roles discussed include actors, the casting director, director of photography, camera operators, sound engineers, set designers, costume designers, makeup artists, and editors. The document provides a high-level overview of the essential jobs required to make a film.

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    This document outlines the many jobs and roles involved in cinema production. It details the screenwriter who writes the script, the producer who manages finances and resources, and the director who oversees the artistic vision. Other roles discussed include actors, the casting director, director of photography, camera operators, sound engineers, set designers, costume designers, makeup artists, and editors. The document provides a high-level overview of the essential jobs required to make a film.

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    JOBS OF CINEMA

     Screenwriter;
     Producer:
     Director;
     Actor;
     Casting director;
     Director of photography;
     Camera man;
     Chief engineer;
    JOBS OF CINEMA

     Chief electrician;
     Set designer and aderecista;
     Costume designer;
     Hair stylist and makeup
    Artist;
     Sound Operator;
     Editor;
    SCREENWRITER

     It is he who writes the script,


    that is, the story of the film.
    It is in the script that comes
    the speeches of the
    characters and the
    descriptions of the places
    where they are.
    PRODUCER

     He is responsible for
    arranging and managing all the
    money and materials that are
    needed to make the film.
    DIRECTOR

     The director is the artistic


    responsible for the work: it is
    him who decides, how the film
    will be, givs directions to the rest
    of the team to make a real the
    film that he imagined.
    ACTOR

     The actor is the professional


    who plays a character in the film,
    making us believe that his words
    and emotions are real. He's the
    one who gives the story.
    CASTING DIRECTOR

     Its function is to hold


    auditions and decide which
    actors are best suited for each
    role.
    DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY

     The director of photography


    is responsible for the quality of
    the image of the film - colours
    and tonalities that the image will
    have, by the type of light and
    kind of camera.
    CAMERAMAN

     The cameraman is the


    professional who operates the
    camera to shoot, capturing the
    images idealized by the director
    and the director of photography.
    CHIEF ENGINEER

     The chief engineer is in


    charge of assembling and
    dismantling and handling all
    the machinery used on the
    scene - such as trolleys to
    move the cameras or devices
    to create special effects.
    CHIEF ELECTRICIAN

     The chief electrician is the


    person who assembles and
    deals with the floodlights and
    spotlights, so that the light of
    the scenes stays as the
    director of photography
    decided.
    S E T D E S I G N E R A N D P RO P
    MAN

     It is the set designer and the


    dresser who treats the props.
    COSTUME DESIGNER

     Costume Designer is the


    professional who imagines the
    visuals and creates the clothes
    that the characters will use in the
    film.
    HAIR STYLIST AND MAKE-
    UP ARTIST

     The hair stylists and make-up


    artists treats the hair and make-
    up indicated to each character's
    look.
    SOUND OPERATOR

     The sound operator is


    responsible for putting the
    microphones on the scene and
    capturing sound for the movie.
    EDITOR

     Does the editing, cropping


    and handling of the images that
    were captured by cameramen
    until the desired end result is
    achieved - the movie!
     Work done by:

    Ana Beatriz Madureira Xavier, nº 1, 6ºA

    Diana Isabel Alves Cardoso, nº4, 6º A

    Maria Inês Madureira Xavier, nº15, 6ºA

    Marta Marinho Vicente Almeida, nº17, 6ºA

    Rodrigo Filipe Almeida Loureiro, nº19, 6ºA


    THE END

    Thanks for your


    attention!

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