Assistant Film Director Job Description

An assistant director (AD) is a second-in-command or assistant director of a film, television, or commercial production.

The assistant director (AD) is a film or television crew member who oversees the work of other crew members in a film unit.

The AD’s responsibilities include maintaining set safety, coordinating schedules of film units, and managing lights and camera equipment.

The AD also ensures that actors’ and technicians’ needs are adequately met.

The AD has primary responsibility for scheduling and executing all scene changes.

Job Brief:

We’re looking for an Assistant Film Director who is passionate about movies and has a strong desire to learn and grow in the industry. The ideal candidate will have some prior experience working on film sets, although this is not required. We are looking for someone who is organized, detail oriented, and able to take direction well. The Assistant Film Director will be responsible for helping to set up and break down film sets, as well as keeping the set organized and tidy. They will also be responsible for keeping track of the film equipment and making sure it is properly taken care of. If you are interested in this position, please send your resume and a brief cover letter to info@filmmakingco.com.

Assistant Film Director Duties:

• Ensure smooth operation of film equipment
• Assist with filming in the field
• Coordinate film crews and resources
• Involvement in post-production

Assistant Film Director Responsibilities:

• Assist the Assistant Film Director and other department heads with administrative duties, including coordinating meetings, providing travel, greeting visitors, handling expenses, and handling miscellaneous correspondence
• Assist with fundraising activities, such as contacting potential sponsors, attending events, and building relationships with donors
• Assist the Assistant Film Director in hiring and onboarding interns
• Assist the Assistant Film Director with staff, contractor, and vendor management
• Assist in the recruitment of new team members
• Perform miscellaneous administrative tasks as needed

Requirements And Skills:

• Bachelor’s degree in film production or related field
• 3+ years’ proven experience in film and video project management
• Valid driver’s license
• Ability to communicate with budget holders and clients in a professional and effective manner
• Ability to work independently as well as as part of a team
• Experience with professional editing software

We at [Company Name] believe that diversity is key to a successful team. We welcome applications from people of all races, religions, national origins, genders, and gender expressions. We also encourage veterans and individuals with disabilities to apply.