Job Roles in the Media Industry - Word Drop

Media job roles fall into three groups: creative, technical and ______. Creative roles give scope for imagination. The ______ writes the screenplay in pre-production. A ______ plans the layout of a whole product, such as a magazine. Illustrators and photographers supply the images. A copy writer writes the text, and a web designer plans a site's look and feel.

Technical roles keep a production running. The ______ operates the camera during filming, so works only in the production phase. An audio technician records the sound. In ______, after filming has ended, the ______ edits the audio. The video editor then puts the best shots in order. The ______ writes the code that controls the objects on screen. The web developer writes a website's code.

Senior roles involve leadership and direction. The ______ guides the actors and decides the shots. The ______ coordinates departments, hires the crew and manages the budget. A ______ heads a creative team and leads the strategy and look of a design project. A ______ plans and manages marketing campaigns such as posters and adverts. In publishing, an editor decides what is published.

Some roles are needed in one phase, while others span all three ______: the animator works from pre-production to post-production. The size and scale of a project decides how many roles each person takes on. On a low-budget production one person does several roles, and a ______ carries out every task alone.