1. Manage the production office
You will be working under the supervision of a production manager and responsible for actually running the office. Generally, this means making sure that the various actors and crew contracts have been prepared and signed, managing the clearance of various elements of production, onboarding new hires, publishing call sheets, script updates, and production reports.

2. Be the point of contact
You will serve as the point of contact to various crew and cast with questions about production scheduling, set locations, etc. You will have to let the crew and talent know their call times and set locations.

3. File and organise production paperwork
One of the more clerical responsibilities is filing and organising production paperwork such as call sheets, production reports, shoot schedules, shooting permits, location release forms, insurance paperwork.

4. Transportation and Scheduling
You will be responsible for tracking any scheduling changes and ensuring the updates are published for crew and talent. You must also arrange any transportation needs for crew and talent.

5. Manage production assistants
You will create a chain of command with the Production Assistant and work efficiently with your team.