The Management Team is in charge of organizing the staff and equipment for each shoot, ensuring permission is taken care of, all the security and safety measures are in place to ensure the shoot goes smoothly while following the law.
The Management Team is made up of: Production Managers, an Assistant Floor Manager, a Company Manager, a Head of Production, Location Managers, a Medical Adviser, Production Accountants, Assistant Accountants, Production Assistants, a Production Associate, Production Coordinators and Resource Managers.
The members of the Management Team include:
Production Managers - Mary Baltrop, Kas Braganza, Derek Donohoe, Annie East, Samantha Frith, Frances Mable, Rona McKendrink, Jacqueline Lee, Kayla Miller, Paul Munn, Ruth Peters, Katherine Thomas, Tracie Wright and Faiza Hosenie.
Assistant Floor Manager - Alison Symington
Company Managers - Carolyn Weinstein
Head of Production - Nigel Taylor
Location Managers - Andrew Jackson, Nick Girvan, Jonathan Stott, Chris Bunyan and Jay Harradine
Medical Adviser - Carlton Jarvis
Production Accountants - Pippa Baddeley, Linda Baige, Lucy Drake, Aggie Mensah and Helen Sackville
Assistant Accountants - Laura McGeachie, Layton Narby, Neeta Dhokia, Erin Graham, Lorna Buckmire, Isabel Bancilhon and Isabelle Suas
Production Assistants - Judy Gayton, Corinne Hollingworth, Ian Welbourn
Production Associates - Mike Hudson
Production Coordinators - Pippa Baddeley, Alicia Boden, Suzanne Jones, Val Ellis, Deborah Woods, Natalie Street, Jacqueline Lee, Deborah Smith, Rosemary Plum and Debbie Watts
Resource Managers - Tim Deane, Craig Dancy, Steve Lowry, Geoff Ward and Kevin King
Production Managers: are in charge of the organization of a production including scheduling and budgeting, they work closely with the Producers to realize the Directors vision for each episode.
The Assistant Floor Manager: is in charge of ensuring that everyone on set knows they're place and what they need to do or what to say on the script, they are the Directors representative on set.
The Company Manager: will be a representative from the production company that funds EastEnders,this will be a representative from the BBC, they ensure that the needs of the production company is met.
Head of Production: is in charge of the entire project, ensuring the budgets and goals are met on a day to day basis, making sure all departments gel efficiently.
Location Managers: are responsible for finding the desired locations and securing the rights to use the property, for EastEnders this will mean the Location Managers will need to scout for any locations outside of the regular sets around Albert Square, in recent episodes this will include Craig Moon's house for example.
The Medical Adviser: will be in charge of safety on set, making sure that all the equipment is set up safely and if anyone becomes injured on set the Medical Advisor will take care of them, they also examine individual actors to ensure that any stunts they participate in won't be harmful to them.
Production Accountants and Assistant Accountants: manage the finances of EastEnders, ensuring budgets are kept and keeping the books on all the money going in and out of the film production, the Production Accountant will be a representative of the Production Company, ensuring the BBC's budgets are met and kept to a standard, the Assistant Accountant will take a day to day role in the accounting's.
Production Assistants: are various roles amongst the production, assisting multiple departments where needed.
Production Associates: are those that work closely with the Producer and fulfill the roles the Producers deems appropriate at the time.
Production Co-ordinators: are the vital part of the production team as they organize the communications between the different roles within the departments, they ensure meetings are had as well as all production logs and important data is collected.
Resource Managers: are in charge of the daily goods needed to film and create every episode, this will include film stock as well as staff goods like tea and food.
Thank You for Reading, Chip James
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