Crew roles and responsabilities

Director - the job of the director is probably the biggest role. the director is ther person who tells the camera operators what shots to get and make sure they stick to them, its also the directors job to tell the vision mixer when to switch shots, and they also have to communicate with the floor manager and make sure everything is as it should be on the floor.

Assistant director - the job of the assistant director is to overwatch that all of the DVD interts used run smoothly and to help the director with shots.

Producer - the job of the producer is just to oversee everything goes as you would want it to, and provide the funding needed.

Vision mixer - the job of the vision mixer is to change between shots the are being lively fed into the vision mixing desk on the que of the director.

Sound operators - the job of the sound operator is to mske sure that all of the audio inputs are at the right volume, for example the DVD inserts, audience and talent.

DVD operator - the job of the DVD operator is to play the DVD inserts when the director orders.

Floor manager - the job of the floor manager is to almost be the represnetative of the director as the director is normally with the vision mixer, the floor manager communicates with the director and makes sure everything is running how its meant to be and that everything is how the director likes.

Assistant floor manager - the job of the assistant floor manager is to work along side the floor manager take care of any duties the floor manager needs you to, during the show this also usually involves keeping the score

Camera operator - the job of the camera operator is to control the camera and listen to the director and make sue that they are getting all the shots the director wants.

Assistant camera operator - the job of the assistant camera operator is to make sure the camera operator is able to move the camera and that there are no wires running in from of the wheels, this is done by the assistant camera operator holding the cables to the camera