studio 1151 |
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team roles |
role assignment |
Formally assigning roles to team members is important. Knowing who is doing what is helpful to the Studio, but more importantly, it is helpful to the team because it reduces the number of uncompleted or forgotten tasks and prevents duplication of effort decrease the opportunities for conflict.
Please indicate next to each production crew role which team member will be filling that role (for more details refer to the role descriptions). You should have a team member for each asterisked * role. Team members may be performing multiple roles.
.............................................................................................| Role | Person Assigned |
| *Accountant | ____________________________________ |
| Actor | ____________________________________ |
| Artist | ____________________________________ |
| Audio Technician | ____________________________________ |
| Cameraperson | ____________________________________ |
| Computer Expert | ____________________________________ |
| *Director | ____________________________________ |
| *Historian | ____________________________________ |
| Musician | ____________________________________ |
| Narrator | ____________________________________ |
| *Planner | ____________________________________ |
| *Producer | ____________________________________ |
| *Product Editor | ____________________________________ |
| *Publicist | ____________________________________ |
| *Site Coordinator | ____________________________________ |
| *Text Editor | ____________________________________ |
| *Writer | ____________________________________ |
| Other | ____________________________________ |
tudio 1151 Guidebook by Karen McNally and Alan Levine
Maricopa Community Colleges
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