Employment Roles
Screenwriter & The Producer
The Writer and Producer stand at the focal point of all
television and film production.
From conception to realization, the script forms the spine,
structure and design of the final creative project, and all
production ideas, decisions and executions emanate from it.
And as the producer takes over the script and moves it into a
fully-fledged production, his work dictates the future success of
the project.
Other Key Roles Reliant on Screenwriters & Producers
Director, actor, lighting cameraman, composer,
vision and sound editor - are all there
because of the writer’s script and are all employed by the
producer.
The screenwriter and producer roles are
central to the realization of any production, and the
writer-producer is increasingly the desired model for a creative
individual entering the screen industry.
So graduates from our BA (Hons)
Screenwriting & Producing Course are ready to take on any
script and producer-related role in the industry; such as
script editor, script adaptor,
script developer as well as
story-liner, production
consultant, and even agent.
This degree creates a niche in developing the new breed of
writer-producers who have the ability to create work, to develop
and refine it and to bring it to the screenas a successful
production.
Page last updated 3/23/2010