Most people see the final film  the actors, the emotions, the finished story on screen. What they rarely see is what happens behind the scenes, where plans are tested, problems appear unexpectedly, and every small decision matters.

This production marks my first time stepping into the role of a Production Manager, and from the start, I realized it’s not just about organization  it’s about responsibility. Being a Production Manager means helping everything move smoothly, even when things don’t go as planned. It means coordinating people, managing time, and making sure the production keeps moving forward.

One of the biggest challenges I expect is time management. On set, time can easily slip away. A simple scene may take longer than expected, or unforeseen issues may arise. When this happens, my approach is to stay calm, adjust schedules when necessary, and communicate clearly so the entire team remains focused.

Communication is another challenge. With many people working together, misunderstandings can happen. Clear communication helps prevent confusion and keeps everyone aligned. By listening, giving clear instructions, and ensuring information flows properly, small problems can be handled before they grow.

Being new to this role comes with pressure, but it also comes with growth. I may not have all the answers yet, but I understand the importance of staying organized, adaptable, and open to learning. Production management is less about control and more about coordination.

What excites me most is the human side of the process. A successful production depends on teamwork, trust, and cooperation. As a Production Manager, my goal is to support the team and help create an environment where creativity can thrive.

This experience is my first step into production management. It’s about learning behind the scenes, handling challenges with confidence, and contributing to a production that succeeds not just on screen, but in the way it is made.