This is one of those unfortunate questions that really can only be answered with a "that depends on the situation" type of answer.
Often times a director will be sought after by the producers, read and approve the script, negotiate a deal, and then sign on to the project. If it is a big-budget film (i.e. Transformers, LOTR, etc.) you can expect the director to pocket quite a bit of money no matter what..especially if they are some of the best in the game. For the same film, a producer may make less money, but have active participation in the back end of the film. This means that based on the monetary success of the film in theatres/dvds/syndication, the producer may make a decent percentage. Also, there is only one director, there may be 15 producers!
On the other hand, if the film has a small or miniscule budget, then both the producer and director may have their salaries deferred. This means they take no pay during pre-production so it can be used to finance the film. The idea being the more money put into the film, the more that it will generate upon its release.
I wish I could be more helpful on this, but it really depends on the situation. I would say though that on average producers end up making more, but it's just a matter of what type of compensation deal they have negotiated.
First a producer and director decide a budget for creating a film. Then, with experience and money, cast and crew is hired and the movie is made!
John Singleton is the director, writer & the producer of the film. This is a 2001 film.
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There does not appear to be a specific title of "collaborating director" in film making. Directors in general collaborate with the producer to determine the vision and tone of the film, but their main function is to oversee the creative aspects of the film.
Hindi film 'Swami' was produced by Jaya Chakravarty.
Guru Dutt was the producer and director of the film 'Pyaasa'.
Rajendra Singh Bedi was the producer, director and writer of the film 'Dastak'.
The film's producer.
The Film Producer is the person responsible for the money...no money, no film.End of story. If there's no money you can't hire a director or stars or anybody. No sets, no props, no script or anything else. So YES the producer is more important than a Director.
The Producer of the film, who hires the director
First a producer and director decide a budget for creating a film. Then, with experience and money, cast and crew is hired and the movie is made!
First a producer and director decide a budget for creating a film. Then, with experience and money, cast and crew is hired and the movie is made!
J. P. Dutta was the producer, director and writer of the 'Refugee'.
Govind Nihlani was the producer-director of Tamas.
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