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Explore all careersA Production Designer shapes the visual style of productions, manages budgets, and coordinates teams to ensure sets are ready for filming.
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A Production Designer is responsible for creating the visual style of film, television, or stage productions. They lead the art department, ensuring sets and locations align with the aesthetic and narrative. Key duties include collaborating with directors and producers to conceptualise designs, managing the budget and timeline for set construction, and coordinating with set decorators, prop masters, and costume designers.
Production Designers oversee set assembly and dressing and may offer input on CGI during post-production.