Tory Whanau working on a film budget
Film/television production managers help the producer and director in the making of a film or television programme, usually by taking care of the business and financial side of production. They also do much of the organisation before and after filming (called pre-production and post-production).
He whakamārama
Mahi ai ki te awhina i te kaiwhakaputa me te kaihautu ki te hanga whitiahua, kaupapa pouaka whakaata ranei, ma te tiaki i nga take kaipakihi me te tahua. Mahi ai ano i te nuinga o nga mahi whakahaere i mua, a, i muri iho i te wa kua mutu te whakaatu i nga whitiahua (ara, e kiia nei wa mua i te whakaputanga me te wa muri i te whakaputanga).
Entry Requirements
To become a film/television production manager you need to have experience in a number of other areas of film and television production.
Pay
Salaries vary depending on whether production managers are working in film or television.
Job Outlook
Despite increasing opportunities, production manager remains a difficult occupation to get into.
