Unit Production Manager - Duties

Duties

The UPM, under the supervision of the Employer, is required to coordinate, facilitate and oversee the preparation of the production unit or units (to the extent herein provided) assigned to him or her, all off-set logistics, day-to-day production decisions, locations, budget schedules and personnel. Without limitation, among the duties which the Employer must assign to the UPM or First Assistant are the supervision of or participation in the following:

  • Prepare breakdown and preliminary shooting schedule.
  • Prepare or coordinate the budget.
  • Oversee preliminary search and survey of all locations and the completion of business arrangements for the same.
  • Assist in the preparation of the production to insure continuing efficiency.
  • Supervise completion of the Production Report for each day's work, showing work covered and the status of the production, and arrange for the distribution of that report in line with the company's requirement.
  • Coordinate arrangements for the transportation and housing of cast, crew and staff.
  • Oversee the securing of releases and negotiate for locations and personnel.
  • Maintain a liaison with local authorities regarding locations and the operation of the company.

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