Producing: Production Management

This one-day intensive course provides an introduction to Production Management, covering the key duties and day-to-day tasks like paperwork and risk assessments. It is aimed at those looking for a practical overview of the role and its main responsibilities that are essential for a production to run smoothly.

Production Managers are involved in the 'below-the-line' part of the budget. This includes location scouting, equipment supplies and crew hire. They work closely with the Producer, Line Producer and First Assistant Director.

Key Features

• Expert advice on how to hire crew and equipment (contracts, insurance, fees, agents etc.)
• Learn about Film Risk Assessments and Health & Safety
• Explore the intricacies of location scouting and location management
• Gain an understanding of 'below-the-line' budgets
• Post Production workflows (routes and delivery)

Duration: 1 day, full time
Hours: 10:00 – 17:00 (BST UK Time)

Course Overview

This one-day intensive course provides an introduction to Production Management, covering the key duties and day-to-day tasks like paperwork and risk assessments. It is aimed at those looking for a practical overview of the role and its main responsibilities that are essential for a production to run smoothly.

Production Managers are involved in the 'below-the-line' part of the budget. This includes location scouting, equipment supplies and crew hire. They work closely with the Producer, Line Producer and First Assistant Director.

Key Features

• Expert advice on how to hire crew and equipment (contracts, insurance, fees, agents etc.)
• Learn about Film Risk Assessments and Health & Safety
• Explore the intricacies of location scouting and location management
• Gain an understanding of 'below-the-line' budgets
• Post Production workflows (routes and delivery)

This course takes place in person at LFA, 52a Walham Grove, London SW6

To apply online please click on the course date below.

• 23 June 2025 - 23 June 2025
  Course Fee: £ 150
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• 10 November 2025 - 10 November 2025
  Course Fee: £ 150
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• All applicants must be fluent in English: English Language Level: Upper Intermediate
• Minimum age 18

Step 1: Application
Submit your Application Form here.

Step 2: Course Fees
Your letter of acceptance, which you need in order to apply for your student visitor visa, can only be issued once you have met all of the admissions criteria for the course you are applying for and we have received your full course fees.

Step 3: Acceptance
Once we’ve received your full course fees, we can issue you with a letter of acceptance, which you can use to apply for your student visitor visa. In order to issue your letter of acceptance we will require:

1.  A scanned copy or high quality photograph of your passport
2. Your passport number
3. Your name as it appears on your passport
4. Your nationality
5. Your home address
6. The address where you will be staying whilst studying in the UK