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| THE
FILM DIRECTOR’S TEAM |
| Alain
Silver and Elizabeth Ward, 250 pages, 6x9, 1-879505-11-8,
$19.95 paper |
“The
production crew are the footsoldiers of motion picture
production, and nowhere is their job better explained
than in this competent and comprehensive work.”
—
Los Angeles Herald Examiner
“… the essential and complex work of the
assistant director is described with thorough professionalism
by two experienced Ads….comprehensive and explicit…”
— George L. George, American Cinematographer
“… presents a realistic view of the production team in
action.”
— Barbara Gelman, assistant director and UCLA Extension
instructor
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The production
manager and the assistant director are the all-important,
publicly unheralded members of the film director’s
team who oversee and regulate the ever-shifting, day-to-day
production activities. Their work is absolutely essential
to the smooth operation and successful completion of
any film.
The Film Director’s Team is the first in-depth
and thorough study of these jobs. It is a must-read guide
for all who contemplate working as production managers
or assistant directors, as well as for students of film
directing and film production. Its wealth of information
includes detailed, practical discussions of cost reporting,
script breakdown, production boards, scheduling, production
reports, and much more.
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Alain
Silver has worked as an assistant director
for Paramount, Columbia, Warner Bros., MGM, and Universal,
and has been a producer and production manager on dozens
of features and television programs. He is the author
of The Samurai Film and the co-author of David
Lean and His Films. With Elizabeth Ward, Silver
authored Raymond Chandler’s Los Angeles, Film
Noir, and a book on producer/director Robert Aldrich.
Elizabeth Ward has worked as an as a unit production
manager and an assistant director for Paramount and various
independent production companies. She has also produced
and directed short films and music videos. |
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