Director
A film director role is needed on the set in order to direct the actors and film crew in the making of the film. They specialise in the artistic and dramatic aspects of the film. By constructing their own vision of how the film should look, there job is to then make their vision come to life. They often use a storyboard; this helps them decide the camera angles, and the order in which their shots should go in. As well as responsibility on for the camera angles, they also have responsibility on aspects such as the lighting and lens effects however they would often need the help of a cinematographer, set designer and production designer.
A director also has to play a role in post production. He or she has to then work with the editor to ensure that the emotions of the scene and the close ups, mid-shots and wide or long shots appropriately reflect which character is driving the narrative. The director will sometimes participate in the sound mix and musical composition of the film. In the subsequent promotion of the finished film, if a director is well known his name and image is used to promote the film alongside the stars of the film, but having an image is not the primary function of a director, as they are judged by their creative talent and ability to run a production. It is the second most powerful "behind the scenes" profession in the movie industry, after the producer, but the director traditionally has complete control "on the floor".
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