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Start at the bottom of a production company as a intern or PA production assistant learn on the job meet production staff be always available to work long and hard hours.

You can also start small by producing small videos and eventually becoming big. Depends on whether you want to work for yourself. Just look at YouTube.

The most important topic to study in school is economics, since producing a movie is an entrepreneurial effort. Having a penchant for, or an affection for, visual story telling is also required, so that you can understand the vagaries of the industry where you propose to employ your skills and talents.

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That depends on many variables , honestly could range from 3 to 50 years. Maybe less , maybe more. Sorry I couldn't give a straight answer but there are so many things that depends on some can't even be predicted. :)

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Movie producers are essentially entrepreneurs, and so their employment status is under self-control. If you decide to produce a movie and launch a project, then, on day one, you are fully employed.

If you want to be employed as a movie producer, you can apply for a position with a corporation that produces movies, such as training films and adverts. On day one, if you are hired, then, you will be fully employed.

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βˆ™ 10y ago

To become a movie producer depends on what movie is being produced. A short documentary only requires the know how of basic responsibilities. To be a producer of a large Hollywood film varies. I would certainly agree with others that a set of credits and or classes in a film study school would be helpful.

In academia, four years are usually required for a BA, five or six for an MA and a year or two more for a Ph.D.

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There really is no exact answer to this question as it is very ambiguous in nature. Really, if you want to be a filmmaker, most filmmakers will just tell you to go out, get a decent camera and start shooting. If you are able, take a few courses or even get a degree to boost your skills. How many years does it take to be a filmmaker? Answer, none. How many years does it take to refine your skill level to a point that you can call yourself a professional? On average, I'd say 5 years. How long does it take to become recognized as a filmmaker by other professionals? 3-15 years on average... however... in reality, it probably could take far longer or shorter depending on your existing talents and your luck.

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