I saw it best summarized in another video. The director is responsible for the film creatively, and the producer is responsible for the film logistically and financially, a big part of their job is ensuring that the film turns a profit so oftentimes they will be in charge of all of the post-production marketing.
We need more female producers on TH-cam and get another perspective rather than just seeing men speak on this topic. It’s inspiring and refreshing to hear her take on it. Thank you 🙏
One thing i wonder about when watching movies is how much are movies influenced by legal issues like censorship . It seems like you would need an attorney for all kinds of things, even to establish the correct rating for a movie. Who exactly decides what that is? And then what about financing a first attempt at a movie. A banker needs a lot of assurance that he will get his money out of your movie. A buisness plan would be essential for any kind of financing.
Don’t get me wrong, this is a good explanation but it’s a bit high-level. I want to see this explained a la job description (e.g. the nuts & bolts, roles & responsibilities). I’m asking because increasingly I’m seeing ‘actors’ billed as Executive Producers and I have no idea what (extra) they’re actually bringing to the table - are they investing money? Gathering investors? Or are they coordinating time-sheets?
hello, can you tell me which Tom cruise film that is- regarding the very first couple seconds? (which btw is a great vehicle shot, some kind of crane from the camera ahead etc
Please enjoy Intriguism Moving Pictures’ “Curse of the Swine-Beast” -- a comedy satire of Ed Wood, William Castle and Roger Corman films and review. Thanks.
This was sort of accurate but a bit misleading. Sme producers only find money which is a huge job on its own. You don't have to know everything you can you can specialize.
@@clarepearce7832 Actually there are lots but they don't advertise hahaha. Look up Avi Lerner. If you're in the right place people like him can fund your project in 24 hours or less. He's also very tall so easy to spot in a large room.....,
@@roosterandguppy2373 ha ha! yes those are called Exec Producers or Studio exec's and they do not get involved in the film just help finance it...alot different then what Paula's role she was describing which is a producer ( lead) . I know some of those studio exec's too and funny enough they are also very tall. :)
@@clarepearce7832 The point i was trying to make is that you don't have to know every aspect of production to be an effective EP or studio exec, you do have to trust the people you hire.
@@roosterandguppy2373 Exactly Exec producers or studio exec's do not need to know even detail /aspect of a production . but Paulas job that she is describing (the lead producer role) does have to understand every process of the production in detail so they can get the film made and know what to expect from the people they hire.
Producers the big ones beffing it Hollywood LA world wide the subtitles get you cursed publicity are kind likes good stuff us in Hollywood is to improve are side the ones came up if you know what we France Germany Amsterdam mean ha
So you trying to say if the movie has a famous Producer that he or she did all the running around and boring work ( Eg : Leo, Will Smith etc ? ) . No ways !
“Part of the job of the producer is to put together a group of people that interact with synergy” - could not agree more!
She's really great to listen to. It's good to hear someone not self promoting
Greg Hughes that’s my aunt!
I saw it best summarized in another video. The director is responsible for the film creatively, and the producer is responsible for the film logistically and financially, a big part of their job is ensuring that the film turns a profit so oftentimes they will be in charge of all of the post-production marketing.
At times they contribute creatively as well. Love your username and photo
This is a good assessment
my whole life I always had this empty feeling inside, now I realize what i been searching for.
How is your journey going?
Same!!!
Heroin?
I concur
@@marcusbrown7817 dude 💀😂
The lighting set up of this interview was great
Wow I love this type of video please upload more like this
I love this!!!!! Synergy--- I think I want to be a producer
I love this channel, and it's soooooo underrated
I love listening to this woman talk
Valuable advice ! Thanks for sharing !
We need more female producers on TH-cam and get another perspective rather than just seeing men speak on this topic. It’s inspiring and refreshing to hear her take on it. Thank you 🙏
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Crew profiles this are awesome and informative! Please producer more!
One thing i wonder about when watching movies is how much are movies influenced by legal issues like censorship . It seems like you would need an attorney for all kinds of things, even to establish the correct rating for a movie. Who exactly decides what that is? And then what about financing a first attempt at a movie. A banker needs a lot of assurance that he will get his money out of your movie. A buisness plan would be essential for any kind of financing.
Would love to work with that producer 🙌😎🎥
Thank you somuch🙏❤
Anyone knows the song at 2:30?
I saw Matt Workman!
❤ is there any post like co producer, assistant producer or associate producer related with producer?
Don’t get me wrong, this is a good explanation but it’s a bit high-level. I want to see this explained a la job description (e.g. the nuts & bolts, roles & responsibilities).
I’m asking because increasingly I’m seeing ‘actors’ billed as Executive Producers and I have no idea what (extra) they’re actually bringing to the table - are they investing money? Gathering investors? Or are they coordinating time-sheets?
hello, can you tell me which Tom cruise film that is- regarding the very first couple seconds? (which btw is a great vehicle shot, some kind of crane from the camera ahead etc
The Last Samurai
I like the background music
Right✍️🎥🎬🎞️🎵🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Wag the Dog is literally a movie about trying to answer this question
Thanks for the tips 👍
I would love Paula to produce my movie
I’ll produce it
And i will love to act in your movie❤🤲
And i will love to act in your movie❤🤲
And i will love to act in your movie❤🤲
Thanks
I guess I need some producers for my movies haha
Great!
Please enjoy Intriguism Moving Pictures’ “Curse of the Swine-Beast” -- a comedy satire of Ed Wood, William Castle and Roger Corman films and review. Thanks.
Amazing ******
Hey it’s matt Workman
So the producer is like the CEO of the movie? 😅
1:24
That laugh at the end...
Personal note for me
0:49
where my sae students at
This was sort of accurate but a bit misleading. Sme producers only find money which is a huge job on its own. You don't have to know everything you can you can specialize.
Not many producers just find money, although that's what directors would like.
@@clarepearce7832 Actually there are lots but they don't advertise hahaha. Look up Avi Lerner. If you're in the right place people like him can fund your project in 24 hours or less. He's also very tall so easy to spot in a large room.....,
@@roosterandguppy2373 ha ha! yes those are called Exec Producers or Studio exec's and they do not get involved in the film just help finance it...alot different then what Paula's role she was describing which is a producer ( lead) . I know some of those studio exec's too and funny enough they are also very tall. :)
@@clarepearce7832 The point i was trying to make is that you don't have to know every aspect of production to be an effective EP or studio exec, you do have to trust the people you hire.
@@roosterandguppy2373 Exactly Exec producers or studio exec's do not need to know even detail /aspect of a production . but Paulas job that she is describing (the lead producer role) does have to understand every process of the production in detail so they can get the film made and know what to expect from the people they hire.
She used to be Tom Cruise's agent.
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Producers the big ones beffing it Hollywood LA world wide the subtitles get you cursed publicity are kind likes good stuff us in Hollywood is to improve are side the ones came up if you know what we France Germany Amsterdam mean ha
So you trying to say if the movie has a famous Producer that he or she did all the running around and boring work ( Eg : Leo, Will Smith etc ? ) . No ways !
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Lose the damn, annoying, distracting, too loud, background music during narrtation !!!! WHY?