🎬 What does a director actually do on a movie set? Hint: it’s usually not operating the camera. There’s a huge misconception about the role of a director in filmmaking—and we’re here to clear it up. Despite what you might see in behind-the-scenes footage, directors don’t usually operate the camera or set up shots. That’s the job of the cinematographer or director of photography (DP). The director’s real job is to lead the creative vision of the film, work with actors, guide camera departments, coordinate with production design, costume, and sound teams, and make the countless decisions that shape the story. In this video, we break down the director’s role in film production, including what they do in pre-production, on set, and during post-production. Whether you’re a film student, aspiring director, or just curious about how movies are made, you’ll get a better understanding of what directing is really about. ✅ Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more videos on filmmaking, directing, and how movies are made! #FilmDirector #filmmaking #DirectingMovies #DirectorVsCinematographer #BehindTheScenes #FilmEducation