A set decorator is in charge of the set dressing on a film set, which includes the furnishings, wallpaper, lighting fixtures, and many of the other objects that will be seen in the film. Props and set dressing often overlap, but are provided by different departments. Props are defined as items which are handled directly by actors, and there are may discussion between a set decorator and a prop master be sure that everything is being covered. The set decorator gives direction to buyers and to the leadman, who is in charge of the set dressers. The set decorator maintains a set dressing budget separate from the set budget or the prop budget and answers directly to the production designer.
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Rates and Services
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- Art Director $45 initial, $8 / hour
- Assistant Director $50 initial, $10 / hour
- Combat Choreography $50 initial, $8 / hour
- Costume Design $50 initial, $8 / hour
- Director $75 initial, $10 / hour
- Film Producer $75 initial, $10 / hour
- Foley Artist $35 initial, $8 / hour
- Lighting Design $50 initial, $8 / hour
- Line Producer $45 initial, $8 / hour
- Location Manager $45 initial, $8 / hour
- Production Design $75 initial, $10 / hour
- Property Manager $45 initial, $8 / hour
- Scenic Design $50 initial, $10 / hour
- Set Decorator $35 initial, $8 / hour
- Sound Design - Film $40 initial, $8 / hour
- Sound Design - Radio, Music $40 initial, $8 / hour
- Sound Design - Theater $40 initial, $8 / hour
