Advanced | Prior Experience recommended, most time intensive

• Director - Responsible for developing the creative vision for the film. Heavily involved in all aspects of the production. Work with crew members to communicate a formal vision; work with actors to develop performances.

• Director of Photography (DP) - Develop visual style of the film, storyboard or create shot list before production begins, operate camera and lighting equipment. Supervise colorist in post-production to ensure visual language is properly represented.

• Editor - Communicate with Director and DP about footage and editing goals, responsible for the brunt of post-production work, and utilize advanced editing software (e.g. Final Cut, Adobe Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, etc.) to assemble footage and send assets between the post-production team.

• Colorist - Roughly color grade dailies (unedited footage) immediately after shooting and develop a polished grade for the final film in post-production. Requires a working knowledge of color management workflows in DaVinci Resolve.

• Sound Designer - Work closely with editing team to create clean audio in post-production and be responsible for editing foley and sound effects, adjusting dialogue recordings, and finalizing all audio tracks, including music, to adhere to standard volume levels.

Intermediate | Some prior experience beneficial, moderately time intensive

• Assistant Director (AD) - Work to assure production is on time and on schedule, liaise between Director and crew, and attend to all needs of actors while on set

• 1st Assistant Camera (AC) - Assist DP in rigging, moving, and breaking down camera and lighting equipment; focuses camera wirelessly while shooting.

• Gaffer - Set up lighting for scenes to help establish the film’s visual language

• Boom Operator - Record sound on set, positioning boom mic in optimal place for recording audio

• Composer - Utilize deep understanding of music composition/theory to craft an appropriate score for the film

• Graphic Designer - Create much of the film's promotional material including the poster; may design credits or the film's title

• Casting Director - Work with the director to cast appropriate actors for the story, organize and run auditions

• Composer - Communicate with the director to design a score which matches the tone and theme of the film. Work closely with the editor to align the score to the edited picture and compose the score using a DAW (optionally, work with musicians to record tracks live).

Entry-Level | No prior experience necessary, least time-intensive

• 2nd Assistant Camera (Clapper) - Operates the clapper board at the start of each take

• Grip - Assist gaffer in setting up lighting

• Location Manager - Communicate with director to find appropriate location for each scene. Confirm access to these locations with relevant parties and coordinate logistics such as parking, power, etc. 

• Production Designer - Work closely with Director and DP to establish the film's aesthetic, create the physical world in which the film is set, manage prop selection, and set up locations prior to shoot

• Script Supervisor - Take notes during production to ensure continuity while filming and alert crew to inconsistencies or production flaws

• Set Photographer - Take photos on set that can be used to promote the film and club on social media/posters, etc. 

• Set Videographer - Take videos on set that can be used to promote the film and club on social media, edit a behind the scenes video once the film has wrapped production.

• Production Assistant - Provide extra support in all areas of production such as lighting, camera, sound, and production design (a great way to learn the ropes on set)