GCSEs were not introduced into the British school system until 1986.However David Attenborough left school in 1945 and so would have undertaken "O-level" examinations.
Film producers fill a variety of roles depending upon the type of producer. Either employed by a production company or independent, producers plan and coordinate various aspects of film production, such as selecting script, coordinating writing, directing and editing, and arranging financing.
The post production Sound Editor of a movie could have several "bosses." His/her immediate boss would be either the post production sound supervisor, or managing editor, or sound producer. The Sound Editor's ultimate boss would be the director of the movie and/or the executive producer, depending on what their final say is in the production of the movie.
That is a very subjective question. The first two that come to mind for me are George Martin and Quincy Jones.
Oopps! Oh I see, you probably meant music composer. Beethoven was the first "Rock Star".
some benefits of being a movie producer are that you get to travel. this may include traveling to different parts of the world! you may get to meet the biggest names in the film industry ranging from directors to actors.
According to the article The Politically Incorrect Americanism of (Jessica) Alba, Pacino, and Arnold
Townhall.com ^ | 6/19/2007 | Mary Katharine Ham
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1852911/posts
Al Pacino is a second-generation American whose grandparents emigrated from Sicily, but despite living in his grandparents' home, he speaks no Italian. Would anyone accuse that iconic Baby Boomer of being a traitor to his ethnicity? Well, he better watch out, if he keeps talking like this:Explain to me what Italian-American culture is. We've been here 100 years. Isn't Italian-American culture American culture? That's because we're so diverse, in terms of intermarriage. Most everybody who's Italian is half Italian. Except me. I'm all Italian. I'm mostly Sicilian, and I have a little bit of Neapolitan in me. You get your full dose with me.
YES, HE CAN.
I'M 2ND GENERATION PARENT OF HIM
To entertain an audience by telling a story
Most record producers (also called "sound engineers") attended school to learn the art (and it is an art) of producing records. Some may have begun as musicians or even disc jockeys, but today, in order to be a professional producer, you have to learn how to use some very complicated pieces of studio equipment, and you have to be able to create a certain sound that will help the performer to have a hit.
There are some schools that offer certificates or even degrees in sound engineering, where you will not only study and learn how to use the equipment, but you will work in a recording studio and gain valuable experience watching how the professionals do it. While you are deciding on the right program of study, you may want to find a recording studio and see if they need any help. Working in the industry is a good way to find out if it's the right career path for you.
You can start by directing your own movies, and publishing them for the world to see. If you want formal training, then you should attend a technical school or college, that offers degree programs in the film industry.
A film producer's job is to secure funding for the project and write checks to pay for the production.
Usually, a director is more involved with casting than a producer, and rightfully so: the director and the actor are responsible for telling the story on film, following the script and working together. The director may hire a casting professional to help in this key task.
However, there are 'producers' who use their 'power' to influence unwitting actors into relationships off the set, based on the 'producer's' 'power' to 'cast the actor'. Generally, actors are well advised to avoid these kinds of 'producers'.
A Film Producer, as you know, funds the film and its production. Whatever way the film production is funded (whether it is the producers own money or what the studio grants him or her) a producer always gets what he or she negotiated during the contract signing.
They are paid for being on set as well and this can be anywhere from $30,000-$200,000 for two-three months of filming as they are required to be on set and overlook the project and its filming.
Back to profit from Gross...
Let's say a producer produces a film on a $30 million dollar budget (as most movies are funded on now a days) and the film is released and it brings in $75 million. A producer/producers will always get what percentage he or she negotiated. Usually beginning and long time producers always negotiate for 1%-10% of the gross profit. Anything over that is just a huge risk and request for trouble as they have to worry about the film being a box office failure (not passing it's budget/ bringing in money from movie goers).
So...A movie is funded on a $30 million dollar budget, and it brings in $75 or $80 million...And the producer wants 5% (as most producers do), if it is $75 million total of gross profit--then that producer gained him or herself a payment of $3,750,000 million of that gross. Now if the film grossed $80 million then the producer gets $ 4 million of that gross....
Wait! That's just an estimate of what it will make in the UNITED STATES!
If the films worldwide gross profit brings in another $100-$120 million, plus $75 or $80 million from gross profit in the state --- $100 million + $75 million = $175 million (the producer gets 5% of that which equals roughly about $8,750,000)
$100+$80 million=$180 (the producer gets 5% of that which equals $9 million).
My answer may not be thorough but it's some what of an insight. Now if you go on and become a producer and get a great reputation like David Geffen, Stephen Spielberg, James Cameron, or Francis Ford Copolla--expect your profit to be HUGE! :)
If you go on to become a producer, produce a few films and build up your net worth, and then produce your own film that way you can get a higher profit.
A movie producer is responsible for finding and managing the money involved in making a film. The producer purchases the script and hires all the talent in front of the camera and the crew behind the camera.
Entrepreneurial skills, economic skills, team management and most of all skill at storytelling would all be characteristics involved in making a success of a career as a movie producer.
Alafa Numnut, an ancient mesopotamian. He produced music using the bones of sheep.
There are several good colleges that you can attend if you want to become a filmmaker. They include the American Film Institute, USC, New York University, the California Institute of Arts, and Colombia University.
Everything is relative.
A producer is essentially the financial nexus for any film. However, a director may negotiate substantial financial benefit from a film's 'books', depending on the type of contract s/he signs with the producer.
A movie producer works behind the scenes to get a movie made. He or she can may oversee nearly all stages of the creation of a film, from the writing of the script to the screening of the finished product. Movie producers are generally responsible for the financial and organizational aspects of making a movie, such as acquiring funding, selecting a cast and crew, managing the film budget and schedule, and marketing the movie.
Before a movie can be made, a producer meets with writers to develop ideas for a script. Once there is a finished script, a producer arranges to purchase the legal ownership rights. He or she may contact financial investors to provide funding for production costs in exchange for a share of the movie's profits.
The film, Sholay, was produced by G.P. Sippy. Sholay, is a 1975 action adventure film, that was directed by G.P. Sippys son, Ramesh Sippy. It is considered one of the top ten Indian films of all time.
They are investors in a film. Thus they will make a share of any profit made by the film.
There is no average: every producer makes/ earns whatever monies are paid during the project, regardless of the movie genre.
Titanic was never written it was based on a true story and made into a movie in 1997 directed by James Cameron