The director is basically in control of the whole production team - whether that be for a movie,TV program or any other dramatic compositions - however the whole crew must be happy with the decisions made. It does exactly what it says on the tin and, well, directs everyone.
The works of a director are many but usually depends on the kind of job setting he is directing. Generally a director is the person who regulates or guides people towards a common goal. There are various roles a director plays depending on the kind of director he or she is.
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The director is higher ranked. The associate director works for the director. The associate director is the one that has to run errands, and do all the thing that the director doesn't want to do. The associate director is like the directors personal secretary. If I'm wrong about this then let me know. I'm dying to know.
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It means "the director".
Depends on the organization. In my organization, an Assistant Director, is lower than an Associate Director and an Associate Director lower than a Director.
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Any film director is as busy as that film director wants to be.
Director: George Miller Co-Director: Warren Coleman
In the meaning of 'manager' or 'executive': directeur. In the sense of 'film director' or 'television director': regisseur. A 'director of photography' is a 'cameraman'.
The director of Shaft (1971) was Gordon Parks.The director of Shaft (1972) was Gordon Parks.The director of Shaft (1973) was Gordon Parks.The director of Shaft (2000) was John Singleton.
An Assistant Director is higher than an Associate Director. So I imagine that the Senior Assistant Director is higher on the chain of command than the Senior Associate Director.