Once filming begins, the director’s workplace shifts to the set, where they work with the cinematographer, production designer, and other members of the crew to capture the vision of the film. They spend long hours on set, working with actors to develop their performances and ensuring that each shot meets their artistic goals. The director must also manage the various technical aspects of the production, including camera angles, lighting, and sound. During post-production, the director may spend time in editing suites, working with editors to shape the final cut of the film. They may also work with composers and sound designers to create the film’s soundtrack and score.
