Staycation Credits Program

When you sign up contact us to let us know what you're skills are and get your $100 cash credit applied to your account. Also make sure you add tags of what your list of talents are so others in the network can find you. 

CURRENT LIST OF EXPERTS WHO GET THE DISCOUNT UPON JOINING
 
On-Set Professionals:

• Videographer: Skilled generalist. Classic one man band.
  Director: Oversees the creative aspects of the film.

• Producer: Manages the production from start to finish, including budget and scheduling.

• Screenwriter: Writes the script and develops the story.

• Cinematographer (Director of Photography): Responsible for the visual look of the film and camera work.

• Production Designer: Creates the overall visual concept, including sets and locations.

• Art Director: Works under the production designer to execute the visual style.

• Costume Designer: Designs the costumes for the characters.

• Makeup Artist: Applies makeup to actors, including special effects makeup.

• Sound Mixer: Manages sound recording on set.

• Script Supervisor: Ensures continuity and tracks script changes.

• Assistant Director (AD): Manages the shooting schedule and logistics.

• Gaffer: Chief lighting technician, responsible for the lighting setup.

• Grip: Handles equipment for lighting and camera setups.

• Camera Operator: Operates the camera under the direction of the cinematographer.

• Production Assistant (PA): Supports various departments, often handling a variety of tasks

Post-Production Professionals:

• Editor: Assembles the footage into a coherent film.

• Sound Designer: Creates and edits sound and audio effects.

• Music Supervisor: Selects and oversees the music used in the film.

• Composer: Creates the musical score for the film.

• Visual Effects (VFX) Artist: Creates digital effects and animations.

• Colourist: Adjusts color grading to achieve the desired look.

• Post-Production Supervisor: Oversees the post-production process.

• ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement) Technician: Handles audio replacement for dialogue.

• Title Designer: Creates titles and credits for the film.

• Legal Advisor: Ensures all contracts and rights are managed during distribution.

​Journalistic Newsroom Professionals:

• Editor-in-Chief: Oversees the overall editorial direction and staff of the newsroom.

• Managing Editor: Manages day-to-day operations and workflow within the newsroom.

• News Editor: Responsible for assigning stories, supervising reporters, and ensuring quality control.

• Assignment Editor: Coordinates daily news coverage and assigns stories to reporters.

• Senior Reporter: Experienced journalist who covers significant stories and provides in-depth analysis.

• Staff Writer/Reporter: Conducts research, interviews, and writes articles on various topics.

• Investigative Journalist: Specializes in uncovering in-depth stories, often requiring extensive research and reporting.

• Copy Editor: Edits articles for grammar, clarity, and adherence to style guidelines.

• Photo Editor: Selects and edits images to accompany news stories.

• Multimedia Journalist: Produces content that combines text, video, audio, and graphics.

• Data Journalist: Analyzes data and utilizes it to tell stories or provide insights.

• Social Media Manager: Manages the newsroom's presence and engagement on social media platforms.

• Content Producer: Creates content for various platforms, including websites, newsletters, and mobile apps.

• Features Editor: Focuses on human interest stories and feature articles that go beyond hard news.

• Opinion Editor: Manages the Opinions section, including editorials and guest columns.

Newsroom Support Roles:

• Fact-Checker: Verifies information and sources before publication.

• Researcher: Assists reporters in gathering background information and data for stories.

• Audience Engagement Editor: Works on strategies to engage and grow the audience for news content.

• Video Journalist: Reports news stories through video, often filming and editing their own segments.