Training in «Management of Resources for Film and Audiovisual Production» is a specialised programme designed to provide you with the skills and knowledge needed to carry out a efficient management the use of resources in the production of works film and audiovisual. During the training session, you will learn how to to plan and supervise the use of financial, technical and human resources at every stage of production. This includes budget management, scheduling shoots, recruiting staff, production logistics and optimising resources to achieve objectives effectively.
Sector-specific
Design and Creativity
60 hours
Management of Resources for Film and Audiovisual Production
Design and Creativity
60 hours
Introduction
Objectives
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Planning and managing effectively manage the financial resources of production.
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Coordinate the schedule filming and production activities.
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To supervise the procurement and management staff on set.
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Optimise the production logistics to achieve efficiency.
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Contribute tothe success of film and audiovisual projects through resource management.
Table of Contents
MODULE 1. MANAGEMENT OF RESOURCES FOR FILM AND AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTIONS
TRAINING MODULE 1. HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT FOR AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTION
TEACHING UNIT 1. REGULATION OF LABOUR RELATIONS IN THE AUDIOVISUAL SECTOR
1.1. Collective agreements.
TEACHING UNIT 2. STAFF SELECTION PROCESS
2.1. Recruitment of technical staff
2.2. Selection of artistic staff:
2.3. Talent agencies and recruitment agencies:
TEACHING UNIT 3. RECRUITMENT OF STAFF
3.1 Characteristics of the most common forms of employment in the sector
3.2 Justification for the most appropriate contracts for a specific project
3.4 Interpretation of clauses
3.5 Payroll and social security features
TRAINING MODULE 2. MANAGEMENT OF MATERIAL AND TECHNICAL RESOURCES IN FILM AND AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTION
TEACHING UNIT 1. THE SALE, PURCHASE AND RENTAL OF GOODS AND SERVICES IN AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTION
1.1. Rental and sales contracts for products and services used in audiovisual production.
1.2. Buying, selling or letting processes
1.3. Documentation relating to the sale or letting
1.4. Finance lease or “leasing".
1.5. Criteria for selecting suppliers’ tenders
TEACHING UNIT 2. MANAGEMENT OF LOGISTICAL ASPECTS OF FILM AND AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTION
2.1. “Stock”, transport and procurement
2.2. Permits and accreditations
2.3. Service and production support companies:
2.4. Production safety
TEACHING UNIT 3. MANAGEMENT OF SCENIC AND ARTISTIC ELEMENTS IN THE PRODUCTION OF FILMS AND AUDIOVISUAL WORKS
3.1. Studios and sets.
3.2. Set design materials. “Props”.
3.3. Costumes
3.4. Make-up and hairdressing
3.5. Locations
TRAINING MODULE 3. MANAGEMENT OF FINANCIAL RESOURCES IN FILM AND AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTION
TEACHING UNIT 1. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT OF FILM AND AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTIONS
1.1. Negotiation of bills of exchange
1.2. Cost control
1.3. Making payments
TEACHING UNIT 2. TAX OBLIGATIONS
2.1. Tax calendar
2.2. The most significant taxes affecting the operations of companies in the sector
2.3. Application of VAT and calculation of personal income tax.
2.3. Value-added services
TEACHING UNIT 3. ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT OF FILM AND AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTIONS
3.1. Completion and filing of administrative documentation
3.2. Taking out insurance
3.3. Processing of applications for production aid and grants
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