FULL TIME JOB ROLES:
- ACTOR - Someone who plays a character in the film
- AGENT - Someone who gets the actors jobs/casting events
- COSTUME DESIGNER - Makes/Creates the costumes on set
- DIRECTOR - Controls the artistic and dramatic aspects
- PRODUCER - Plan and co-ordinate the film. etc.
A full time contract is where you have to work up to 39 hours
A Freelance job in the industry is where people hire YOU to do the job, so perhaps you're a photographer, video editor or a cinematographer.
PART TIME JOB:
- Part time editor
- Work for company part time
- Part time actor
- Part time camera operator
A part time contract is where you usually work less than 30 hours.
CREATIVE JOB ROLES:
- Console Operator
- Graphic Artist
- Programmer
- Screenwriter etc.
TECHNICAL JOB ROLES:
- Gaffer
- Lighting Technician
To work in Film, you would need a lot of experience, you need to show that you know how to use the equipment and be professional.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Work Experience in film will usually always have you starting out as a runner, who runs around and gets people tea and coffee but you should never give up as you can learn handy things to get you climbing up the ladder.
RELIABILITY:
You need to be reliable in this industry otherwise if you 're not reliable, word gets round fast and people won't want to work with you.
ATTENDANCE AND PUNCTUATION:
Within film, you need to know to always be on time, especially if you are working on a set with a crew, because if you are late by 10 minutes, it can mess the whole schedule up, or you can even be fired right on the spot
SELF PRESENTATION:
In this industry is something bad gets said about you, it usually sticks with you for the rest of your career, so you want people to say good things about you rather than bad so you get a wider range as jobs as more people will want to take you on.
COMMUNICATION SKILLS:
To work in this industry you need to be able to speak confidently and know what you're talking about.
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