 The obligations of actors, producers and directors are to express ideas and create images in theater, film, radio, television, and other performing arts media. They interpret a writer's script to entertain, inform, or instruct an audience. In local or regional television studios they perform, direct and produce. Also they perform, direct and produce at theaters or film production companies, often creating advertising or training films or small-scale independent movies.
Actors work in stage, radio, television, video or motion picture productions. Also they work in cabarets, nightclubs and theme parks. Actors play characters. In case they want to be professionals, they research their character's traits and circumstances. In this way they can better understand a script.
It is a big problem for the most of actors to find steady work. Only a few achieve recognition as stars. Some well-known, experienced performers may be cast in supporting roles or make brief. Others work as "extras". In this case there are no lines to deliver. Sometimes a lot of actors work for advertisements, animated features, books on tape and other electronic media. Also they teach in high school or university drama departments, acting conservatories or public programs.
Producers are entrepreneurs who make the business and financial decisions involving a motion picture. It is made-for-television features or stage production. They select scripts, approve the development of ideas, arrange financing and determine the size and cost of the endeavor. Producers can hire or approve directors, principal cast members and key production staff members. Also they negotiate contracts with artistic and design personnel. All it makes in accordance with collective bargaining agreements. It's great that they guarantee payment of salaries, rent and other expenses.
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