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Executive Producer (Film and TV)

WHAT YOU DO: An Executive Producer oversees all the different aspects of a feature film or TV production (budget, casting, crew supervision) and deals with writers, studios, and networks to make critical decisions about the production. An Executive Producer's main goal is to make a quality TV show or feature film while delivering the product on time and on (or under) budget. EDUCATION: A college degree, not necessarily in film, makes you a more competitive job candidate. USEFUL SKILLS: Budgeting, good reading and writing skills, flexibility, leadership skills, plus (important) patience and the ability to remain calm under pressure. You'll need to work hard and think outside the box to get projects done. HOW TO GET IN: Talk to people in the film or TV industry you know, do whatever you can to meet people you don't, go to studios and production companies and find out about their internship programs. As an intern, work harder and be more available than anyone else. CAREER PATH: Start with an internship or any low-level job in the industry. Networking and hard work can help you move up from production assistant to coordinator, to associate producer, and on to producer and executive producer jobs. PAYBACK: Typically anywhere from $50,000-$300,000 per year. DOWNSIDES: As an executive producer, you'll deal with an enormous amount of pressure, and you need to be able to handle difficult, passionate people and situations firmly but patiently no matter how stressed out you get. FUTURE OF JOB: The number of jobs is expected to grow 10-19% in the 2013-2022 decade, which is average. NETWORKING: The Director's Guild of America offers training programs that can be useful for producer hopefuls: http://www.dga.org/ Video produced by students at LACES (Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies) working with Gigniks' career media program. For more information or to make a donation, please visit us at: www.Gigniks.org