Film Production Office / Photo Credit: Used Vancouver
WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF A FILM
PRODUCTION OFFICE? (In the Entertainment industry.)
What is the function of a film production office?
A film Production Office is the administrative office
responsible for managing a film production. The office is responsible to the
Film Producer and includes the Production Manager, Assistant Director and one
or more Production Assistants. Typically a Production Office is established in
the pre-production phase and continues until at least post-production.
The Production Office usually includes positions such
as, but not entirely made of, Production Supervisor, Production Office
Coordinator, Assistant Production Office Coordinator, Production Secretary and
Office Assistants (otherwise known or credited as Office PA's or Staff
Assistants). If it is a location or overseas project this team may include a
travel coordinator.
As an Art Department Coordinator I was, have and
always been impressed by the professional skill of the Office Production
Coordinators. They are amazing.
The value of an experienced Office Production
Coordinator cannot be overstated. She or he will have dozens of problems and
fires to put out on a daily basis. They will work directly with every
department head, deal with all the talent, director, producer’s and at some
point almost assuredly meet or work one on one with every member of the crew.
A Production Office will look different for each
production depending on many variables including the type of film, the
production company producing the film and the size of the budget of the film
itself. A Production Office can be as small as one or two people (mostly seen
in an independent film structure) or as big as ten or more on a film with a
sizeable budget.
The production office works directly with all
departments. Usually hand in hand with the accounting department. Their function
is the hub and center of the project, particularly if it is on location.
The key responsibility is the script, sides and call
sheet. Coordinating the process flow of all aspects from transportation, vendors,
studio, each department, travel etc. etc. etc. An almost endless list, ending
in the strike and wrap of the project in extreme detail.
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