Line producer
Meaning in film & television, with examples
In film & television, line producer means: A producer who manages the budget and daily operations of a production, turning plans into a workable schedule and workflow.
In Turkish: uygulayıcı yapımcı
How it is used
Common in film and TV credits and production meetings. This role often oversees spending, staffing, logistics, and practical shooting arrangements.
Example sentences
When the storm delayed our exterior scenes, the line producer rebuilt the week’s schedule without adding another shooting day.
Here, the line producer is the person solving practical scheduling and cost problems caused by a production setback.
The line producer approved a smaller night crew after comparing the call sheet with the actual lighting plan.
In this sentence, the term highlights responsibility for staffing decisions based on production needs and budget control.
Common collocations
- line producer credit
- line producer budget
- line producer approval
- line producer schedule
Related terms
More terms: Film Crew and Roles
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