Operatic producer sometimes called a director is essentially a 20th century phenomenon, he is in charge of the stage movement. In the 17th century; it was the ballet master and in the 18th & 19th centuries it was the composers.
The person responsible for overseeing the logistics of an event.
Executive responsible for the entire production, including financing, casting, and all of the non creative aspects of management, as well as working with the director to oversee the creative part of the production. A rough analogy might be made with the corporate world, where the CEO (Chief Executive Officer) would be like a producer and the COO (Chief Operating Officer) like the director.
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Has overall business responsibility for the production, coordinating all elements of the production from the award date until the production is delivered to the client. The Producer is expected to deliver a completed production within the budget set by the production company or client. The Producer is required to make numerous decisions as to the best and most efficient way to complete the project. A Producer's responsibilities accounting for all monies spent and approving the acquisition of all required equipment. The Producer may be responsible for all creative aspects of the program and may hire others, including the writer, director, and talent. Television Producers have much more hands-on approach to the creative aspects of the production than Film Producers.[ edit
The person in charge of the coordination of all details, including editorial content, pertaining to a television or radio program, or of an online publication.
The person responsible for overall production initiation to completion. Their primary duties include project funding, budgeting, and scheduling.
A title that carries different meanings in different media. In multimedia, the producer is the person who makes the product happen. The creative producer is the person who works on the content to make the product a good one.
The person who supervises the production of the play.
(1) In America, the person responsible for assembling the ingredients of a play production: financing, staff, theatre, publicity, and management. Not ordinarily involved in the day-to-day artistic direction of the production, the American producer nonetheless controls the artistic process through her or his authority over personnel selection and budgeting. (2) Until recently, in the English theatre, the theatre artist Americans refer to as the director.
someone who finds financing for and supervises the making and presentation of a show (play or film or program or similar work)
a person leading the production of a film , movie or television show
a separate individual that is responsible to provide the internal and external resources to the Conductor or Director and to manage the financial aspects of the organization
one who attracts financing for a film to be produced; in charge of overall production roduction- the organizational process of putting a film together; controlling the elements
The person who oversees the recording project and is responsible for the overall sound and artistic success of an album. A producer often chooses the songs an artist will record, decides on instrumentation and arrangements, and may work with many different artists and record companies. Well known producers include Quincy Jones (Michael Jackson), George Martin (The Beatles), Tony Brown (Reba McEntire, George Strait) and Byron Gallimore (Tim McGraw, Faith Hill).
Video crew member who manages and organizes the video project from pre- to post-production. Works closely with the director to determine resources, quality levels and budget.
The producer's job is to successfully turn a story idea into a film. The true creator of the project, the producer engages in all aspects of the filmmaking process. They develop with the screenwriter, collaborate with the director, and make key decision at every stage of production, including casting, editing, and composition of music. "The best creative producers are an artist in their own right", says Linda Buzzell the author of How To Make it in Hollywood. They may be the first involved with the project and the last off the project, which means a producer works on the same project many years after the idea originally sparked. The industry's true entrepreneur, producers usually work on a contractual basis and run companies staffed with teams to assist in development and production.
The person with financial control and responsibility for a movie or television production.
1. The producer is to a recording studio, what a movie-director is to a film set. They are usually the final say in how the finished product will sound. Record companies will often make a recording contract contingent on their choice of which producer is assigned to a particular project. They will always choose one with a proven track record, instead of leaving production decisions to the more limited experience of a band. The producer works closely with the engineers at all times, and has the greatest understanding of how the specific studio equipment operates, as well as the most education and/or experience in the field of recording theory and technology. Generally speaking, If you don't like the sound of a particular album (artistic content notwithstanding) it's probably the producer's fault! 2. In the film industry, the producer is typically the individual who "makes it happen", meaning, they are the one who will most likely find the financial backing as well as the technical talent (such as a director of photography) to "produce" the movie/TV show etc.
The person who finances or assumes overall supervision of a film or video.
The agency or brokerage responsible for producing (writing) an application for insurance.
The person or corporate body with the financial and/or administrative responsibility for the physical processes whereby an electronic resource is brought into existence. Specific responsibilities may relate in varying degrees to the creative and technical aspects of a particular work, including collecting data and converting data into a computerized form.
In NCB terminology its means the individual/company (e.g. record/film/video company etc) who is responsible for obtaining a licence covering the use of NCB administered music and liable for payment of NCB royalties.
Oversees and delegates the acquisition of talent, crew (with help from the director), equipment, contracts, permits, and anything else necessary to complete the project. Producers deal more with the business aspect of making movies. Other types of producers: executive, line, co, associate, assistant, supervising
The chief person in all matters relating to the production of a screenplay, except in the creative efforts of the director. Typically involves finding the material, arranging funding, hiring key personnel and arranging for distribution.
The person ultimately in charge of all of the business aspects of a film's production.
the person who is responsible for the organization, management and execution of an infomercial production. Responsibilities include: scheduling, hiring free lance personnel, budgeting, etc.
person responsible for the day-to-day decision-making on a production
person who is ultimately responsible for the success or failure of a film, the person who generally oversees a project from initial conception to release.
The person or firm that bears the risk and responsibility for production. The producer may share the risk by working on company-owned farms or having a contract with a processor.
The "main man" of an infomercial's production. He gathers the funding, hires, fires and oversees all aspects of the production. Responsible to the client for the project's overall success.
In amateur companies usually synonymous with the Director, but in the professional theatre the person who makes all the necessary arrangements for the production to be put on: finding the finance, smoothing the way for the Director. Almost the equivalent of the Business Manager. The best producers (the best known is probably Cameron Mackintosh, who produced Les Miserables, Miss Saigon and many other great hits) has the genius to recognise a potentially great piece of theatre as well as find the finance for it to be put on.
The person who is responsible for all of the day-to-day business aspects of making and releasing a film. Profile: A type of spotlight, with an optical system rather like a projector which produces a narrow, hard-edged beam of light.
Usualy a current or former writer who has successfully written for a number of years as a staff member on a show and is now responsible for the creative aspects of the show.
The person in overall command of the production from pre- through post-production and release. He hires everyone, and has ultimate creative and budgetary control over the project.
A professional who coordinates and supervises all aspects of production in a film, audio production or video production.
(Also known as the Line Producer or Production Manager) Has overall business responsibility for the production, coordinating all elements of the production from the award date until the production is delivered to the client. The Producer is expected to deliver a completed production within the budget set by the production company or client. The Producer is required to make numerous decisions as to the best and most efficient way to complete the project. A Producer's responsibilities include scheduling, obtaining necessary permits, hiring the crew, accounting for all monies spent and approving the acquisition of all required equipment. The Producer may be responsible for all creative aspects of the program and may hire others, including the writer, director, and talent.[ edit
Those individuals or entities that manage the business of making the motion picture and who are to receive the Producer credit for their work in connection with the production of the film.
The individual that runs the rodeo and is responsible for bringing all the elements together into a fast, smooth running, and exciting production.
Finds financing for and supervise the making and presentation of a show, manages and organizes video project from pre- to post-production
No single definition in TV news. News producers have both editorial and production responsibilities, usually farther-reaching than those of reporters, who are necessarily focussed on producing their individual stories. They may not get into the field much.
The person who performs or manages the day to day business operations of a station. Also the person responsible for an individual program - a radio producer or a television producer.
The person responsible for the practical aspects of making a film such as financing, labor relations, or transportation.
Someone who coordinates and supervises a game's development.
The person or entity financially responsible for a stage or film production.
In charge of all production matters except the directing. Also raises the finances, hires key personnel and arranges for a distributor to buy the film.
AKA: Prod The chief of staff of a movie production in all matters save the creative efforts of the director, who is head of the line. A producer is responsible for raising funding, hiring key personnel, and arranging for distributor s. See also associate producer, co-producer, executive producer, line producer, Producer's Guild of America. Factual Movie(s): Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse (1991), Battle Over Citizen Kane, The (1996) (TV) Fictional Movie(s): Get Shorty (1995), Player, The (1992), Ed Wood (1994), Wag the Dog (1997)
Brings a specific production together. Chooses the screenplay, arranges financing, hires a director, helps in the casting process, and is responsible for the day-to-day operation of the shoot. Is involved with the editing and all post-production and may also consult on marketing and distribution.