Well, an theatre director would get paid (in UK) £1.305 (an full length play), and an movie director would get paid £10,000, big difference.
An Theatre Director directing an (short length) play would get £900 a week.
Hope this helps
1000$ a film for all the props and paying the actors and stuff
The amount of money that directors make can vary widely depending on their level of experience, the size of the project they are working on, and other factors. Some directors may make very little money, especially when they are starting out, while others may make millions of dollars for a single project. It is also common for directors to receive a percentage of the profits of the film or television show that they are working on in addition to their base salary
they make about 30,000
How much money does directors make?
The trustees.
Can a convicted felon be a director (president) of a not for profit organization?
Yes.
Can a convicted felon be a director (president) of a not for profit organization?
Can the executive Director of a non-profit organization be the chariman of the baord of directors?
I believe it is a non-profit organization.
Some statesdo allow non-profit LLcsIt is my understanding that some states allow non-profit LLCs. I'm an attorney in Missouri, and a friend at the local Secretary of State office made a passing comment one day that he was seeing more and more non-profit LLC filings, which was the first I had heard of them. I personally am still researching the issue, but I find the idea of a non-profit LLC very enticing. One distinction here in Missouri is that the non-profit corporations statute in Missouri requires 3 directors, while the Missouri LLC statute allows for single-member LLCs. As such, I think you could actually create a non-profit LLC with only one director and avoid the 3-director rule under corporations.As LLCs are much less formal and have less meeting structure and such, a non-profit LLC would be a good thing for those looking to form a non-profit without some of the structures required of corporations. I have no knowledge of how the IRS handles non-profit LLCs, though, in regards to filing for 501(c)(3) status.Non-Profit OverviewA non-profit corporation is an incorporated organization that is not intended to distribute profit to its members or owners, but instead uses them to pursue its goals. Non-profit does not literally mean that a non-profit corporation cannot make a profit. A non-profit can take in more many than it spends, as long as the non-profit is organized and operating from a non-profit purpose. Tax-free profits may be used for the benefit of the organization or for operating expenses (including officer, director and employee salaries. However, profits, in the form of dividends, cannot be distributed to its officers, directors or employees.
Associate Director, Human Services Work, Staff Accountant, and Controller are a few non profit jobs that can be found in the sate of Massachusetts.
A corporation such as Microsoft tries to make as much profit as possible where as a non profit Corporation such as a hospital isn't looking to make money
I regularly make donations to our local non-profit organizations.
A profit oriented entity is one whose goal is to make profits from its services or products. A non profit entity is one that does not necessarily seek to make profit but has set out other goals.
A nonprofit development director raises contributed income for the agency. That income may be generated from grants, events or direct asks of individuals.