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Further develop the art of keeping productions on time, on budget, and creatively aligned with our Production Management for Film, TV, and Commercials, Intermediate course. Designed for assistant production managers, production coordinators and all those wishing to develop their skills further. This practical program bridges the gap between day-to-day logistics and strategic production oversight.
What you’ll gain:
Advanced budgeting and cost-tracking techniques tailored to film, episodic TV, and commercial shoots
Efficient scheduling strategies that balance creative needs, union rules, and location constraints
Risk assessment and contingency planning to keep shoots moving when problems arise
Vendor negotiation, contract essentials, and effective resource allocation
Crew management, communication protocols, and workflow optimization across departments
Hands-on templates and industry-standard tools for call sheets, shooting schedules, and production reports
Real-world case studies and scenario-based exercises to sharpen decision-making under pressure
Outcomes: By course completion you’ll be equipped to manage mid- to large-scale productions with confidence, reduce overruns, improve team coordination, and present production plans stakeholders trust. Ideal for professionals aiming to step into lead production roles or broaden their operational impact across film, television, and commercial projects.
Further develop the art of keeping productions on time, on budget, and creatively aligned with our Production Management for Film, TV, and Commercials, Intermediate course. Designed for assistant production managers, production coordinators and all those wishing to develop their skills further. This practical program bridges the gap between day-to-day logistics and strategic production oversight.
What you’ll gain:
Advanced budgeting and cost-tracking techniques tailored to film, episodic TV, and commercial shoots
Efficient scheduling strategies that balance creative needs, union rules, and location constraints
Risk assessment and contingency planning to keep shoots moving when problems arise
Vendor negotiation, contract essentials, and effective resource allocation
Crew management, communication protocols, and workflow optimization across departments
Hands-on templates and industry-standard tools for call sheets, shooting schedules, and production reports
Real-world case studies and scenario-based exercises to sharpen decision-making under pressure
Outcomes: By course completion you’ll be equipped to manage mid- to large-scale productions with confidence, reduce overruns, improve team coordination, and present production plans stakeholders trust. Ideal for professionals aiming to step into lead production roles or broaden their operational impact across film, television, and commercial projects.