What an Art Director Does: An Introduction to Motion Picture Production Design
by Ward Preston
Ward Preston offers an accessible introduction to motion picture production design and the art director’s responsibilities. Covering script breakdowns, research, design presentations, locations, set construction, and teamwork, the book provides aspiring production designers and filmmakers with practical insight into the physical process of bringing a film to life.
About This Book
What an Art Director Does introduces the field of motion picture production design, beginning with a concise history and an overview of the art director’s responsibilities.
The book explores practical aspects of the work, including script breakdowns, research, design and presentation, location scouting, set design, and construction.
Drawing on the author’s experiences, it explains how art directors contribute to film production and work as part of a collaborative team.
Written for aspiring production designers and filmmakers, this guide offers a clear foundation in the physical processes behind motion picture production.
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