Audiovisual production combines creativity, strategy and organisation to bring every project to life. Discover the different roles involved, from the development of an idea to its distribution.
At ESCAC, we believe that production is learned by taking on the real challenges of making films. That is why our learning-by-doing methodology puts practical work at the heart of training. Students take part in the development, planning and execution of audiovisual projects, learning to manage resources, coordinate teams and make decisions. Through experience, they develop a comprehensive understanding of the production process and gain the tools needed to turn creative ideas into viable projects without losing sight of their artistic ambition.
At ESCAC, we see production as the meeting point of creativity, strategy and management. Our training encourages interdisciplinary work with other film disciplines, preparing professionals to understand the needs of each department and lead diverse teams. Contact with industry professionals and the development of collaborative projects give students insight into the real dynamics of the industry, enhancing their adaptability, initiative and strategic vision in an audiovisual environment that is constantly changing.
At ESCAC, we offer training programmes to help you get started, specialise or deepen your knowledge. Discover a range of options tailored to different profiles and goals, with varying durations, levels and qualifications.
The audiovisual industry offers many opportunities to develop your talent. At ESCAC, we combine creativity, technical knowledge and practical experience to prepare you for the challenges of the sector. Discover the professional roles available and find your path in the industry.
Drives and leads film and audiovisual projects from conception to distribution. Takes part in creative development, fundraising, planning and resource management. Coordinates the teams involved and makes strategic decisions to ensure the economic, artistic and commercial viability of each production.
Responsible for organising and overseeing the human, technical and financial resources of an audiovisual production. Prepares budgets, sets work schedules, negotiates with suppliers and coordinates the various departments. The role is to ensure that the project stays within the planned schedule and resources while maintaining a balance between creative and production needs.
Organises and oversees the logistical and operational needs of film shoots and audiovisual projects. Manages teams, locations, transport, accommodation, permits and documentation, ensuring smooth communication between departments. Their work is essential to ensuring that each production phase runs efficiently, resolving unforeseen issues and facilitating the team’s work.
Defines the overall strategy for financing, developing and exploiting audiovisual projects. Identifies business opportunities, establishes agreements with production companies, investors, television broadcasters and platforms, and oversees the economic and commercial viability of productions. Combines business acumen, industry knowledge and creative judgement to drive projects forward and bring them to market.
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