Group A

Production Title: Her Choice 

1. My Understanding of My Role in the Production

In this production, my role includes welfare, continuity, behind the scenes, costume, and

sound design. These areas are very important in making sure the production goes well.

For welfare, my duty is to take care of the cast and crew by making sure everyone feels

fine, has eaten, and is in a good state to work. People do their best when they are

comfortable, so I’ll pay attention to their needs and mood. Continuity is about keeping

things the same in every scene. I’ll make sure the costumes, props, and movements are

consistent so that everything looks natural when put together. The behind-the-scenes part

is about capturing what happens during production. I will take pictures and videos of our

moments on set, showing the real work and effort behind the story. Costume is about

helping the audience connect with the characters. I will make sure every outfit fits the

person wearing it and matches the time, setting, and emotion of the scene. For sound

design, my focus is to make sure the audio is clear and matches the atmosphere. Good

sound helps bring the story to life and keeps the audience interested.

2. How I Plan to Carry Out My Responsibilities

I plan to approach my work with proper planning, teamwork, and focus. Before each shoot,

I’ll check the costumes, sound equipment, and continuity notes to be sure everything is in

place. I’ll also keep short notes or photos of scenes to help me remember how things were

before and after each take. I will communicate well with the director and other crew

members so that we all understand what to do. I’ll stay calm and flexible whenever

something changes suddenly. For the BTS, I will record natural moments that show the

real experience of our work, not just the perfect parts. With costume, I’ll always prepare in

advance and have small tools like needles and pins in case something gets torn or

misplaced. For sound, I’ll test all equipment before recording and make sure to have

backups like extra batteries.

3. Challenges I Might Face and How I Will Overcome Them

I know that handling all these tasks at the same time may not be easy. One challenge I

might face is time management, because each part of my role needs attention. I plan tohandle this by organizing my day and doing one task properly before moving to the next.

Another challenge could be keeping continuity during long hours of shooting. I’ll handle

this by checking my notes and pictures after every scene to make sure everything

matches. There could also be sound problems like background noise or equipment failure.

I’ll avoid this by testing the sound early and having backup options. On the welfare side,

people can get tired or stressed after long rehearsals. When that happens, I’ll try to keep

everyone in a good mood and remind them to rest and stay hydrated. Costume issues

might also come up, especially if there are many changes. To manage that, I’ll label each

costume clearly and keep them properly arranged.

Conclusion

My role in this production is to support both the creative and practical sides of the project. I

want to make sure the team works in a comfortable and organized environment and that

every detail in the film connects well. Even though I expect some challenges, I’m confident

that with focus, teamwork, and a positive attitude, everything will come together

successfully. My goal is to help make “Her Choice” a production we can all be proud of.