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Film Production & Coordinating: Beginners Level - Online Course 16
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FPC – 101 Introduction to Crew roles and hierarchy on set (who’s who on set), above-the-line and below-the-line film crew. 02 hourLecture1.1
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FPC – 102 Introduction to the Production Department 02 hourLecture1.2
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FPC – 103 The production process – Pre-production, Production (Shoot), Post-production 02 hourLecture1.3
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FPC – 104 The roles and responsibilities of the production coordinator (pre-production, shoot and post-production) 02 hourLecture1.4
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FPC – 105 Film set protocols & etiquette (including COVID-19 shoot protocols) 02 hourLecture1.5
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FPC – 106 Basic scheduling and budgeting 03 hourLecture1.6
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FPC – 107 Petty cash and recons of moniesLecture1.7
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FPC – 108 Standard gear and equipment (and booking & management thereof) 02 hourLecture1.8
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FPC – 109 Production insurances 02 hourLecture1.9
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FPC – 110 Crew and Cast contracts (Legal) 02 hourLecture1.10
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FPC – 111 Casting coordination 02 hourLecture1.11
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FPC – 112 Location scouting and location agreements 02 hourLecture1.12
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FPC – 113 Technical recce and Gear check protocolsLecture1.13
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FPC – 114 How to put together a daily call sheet 03 hourLecture1.14
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FPC – 115 The production file part 1 02 hourLecture1.15
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FPC – 116 The production file part 2 02 hourLecture1.16
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FPC – 109 Production insurances
Lesson Plan Objectives
What is production insurance and why is it necessary
Applying for production insurance in Mauritius and Internationally
Course Overview
Students will receive an overview of the various components and processes involved in the coordination of film productions (including commercials). The course aims to introduce students to the production processes involved as well as the role the production department in each of these processes including the ability to identify and understand all key crew roles on set and the various departments on set, set protocols and etiquette, a more in-depth introduction to the production department and reporting lines, an introduction to basic scheduling and budgeting, handling of monies and being able to conduct a petty cash reconciliation, introduction to booking procedures for locations, studios, gear and equipment as well as production insurances, crew and cast contracts, cast coordination, location scouting and agreements, facilitation of technical recces and gear check protocols.
Lesson Overview
Having adequate production insurance is a crucial component when organising your shoots as it covers you for all sorts of unforeseen things that can go wrong (from your cast getting sick, to wardrobe getting stolen, damage to equipment and hired in vehicles).