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| - An executive producer (EP), sometimes called executive in charge of production, is a producer who was not involved in any technical aspects of the film making or music process in the original definition, but who was still responsible for the overall production. Today, however, the title has become ambiguous, particularly in feature films.
- Executive producer is an Occupation normally listed under Producers. If the credits directly indicate it, then it might also be listed under Visual Effects, Production Managers, Other Crew, Sound Department or Special Effects .
- Executive producer is a senior production role. It is the highest credit a producer can receive. The Wire had 3 executive producers over the course of its run.
- An Executive Producer is one step under a director. They are kind of like the second in charge.
- An executive producer is a producer who is responsible for the overall production of an episode. Executive producers of Primeval include Tim Haines.
- The executive producer is essentially the head of the show. The executive producer receives first billing in the closing credits; this began during season 5. Their main duties include setting the direction for the season, and takes care of the administrative side of producing a show as well. Below is a list of executive producers and seasons they produced: Additional Executive Producers:
- In the 1963 version of Doctor Who, executive producers were largely uncredited, because the Head of Serials (or the Head of Series and Serials) was the uncredited executive producer of not only Doctor Who, but all programmes in the department. The only exception was season 18. For that year, the incoming Head of Serials asked Barry Letts to do the job for him on Doctor Who and oversee John Nathan-Turner's first year as producer. (REF: The Fourth Doctor Handbook) Hence, for that year only, an executive producer was credited on BBC-produced Doctor Who.
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| - An executive producer (EP), sometimes called executive in charge of production, is a producer who was not involved in any technical aspects of the film making or music process in the original definition, but who was still responsible for the overall production. Today, however, the title has become ambiguous, particularly in feature films.
- Executive producer is an Occupation normally listed under Producers. If the credits directly indicate it, then it might also be listed under Visual Effects, Production Managers, Other Crew, Sound Department or Special Effects .
- In the 1963 version of Doctor Who, executive producers were largely uncredited, because the Head of Serials (or the Head of Series and Serials) was the uncredited executive producer of not only Doctor Who, but all programmes in the department. The only exception was season 18. For that year, the incoming Head of Serials asked Barry Letts to do the job for him on Doctor Who and oversee John Nathan-Turner's first year as producer. (REF: The Fourth Doctor Handbook) Hence, for that year only, an executive producer was credited on BBC-produced Doctor Who. Since the 1996 tele-film, executive producers have been routinely credited on all DWU episodes. There have always been multiple executive producers on each episode of Doctor Who, The Sarah Jane Adventures, Torchwood, and K9 — except for the official BBC parody, The Curse of Fatal Death. Different executive producers have traditionally had different production emphases. Russell T Davies and Steven Moffat, for instance, have been primarily focussed on the writing, though they have had the authority to make decisions on any production matter they chose. Julie Gardner and Piers Wenger have held an executive producer credit largely because they held a senior position at BBC Wales. In this way, they weren't too different from the un-credited executive producers of the past, like Shaun Sutton. In contrast to the classic series, they have been much more involved with the workaday production of the show. They have made direct contributions to narrative and storytelling, as well. Gardner overrode RTD and insisted that the Tenth Doctor should leave Earth for the last time from the Powell Estate, to narratively "bookend" his first appearance on Earth in The Christmas Invasion. (PCOM: The End of Time, part 2) The "BBC Wales executive producer" has also had an active role in major casting; Wenger was directly involved in choosing Matt Smith (CON: The Eleventh Doctor) and Julie Gardner negotiated for the series 4 return of Catherine Tate largely without RTD's assistance. (REF: The Writer's Tale) .
- Executive producer is a senior production role. It is the highest credit a producer can receive. The Wire had 3 executive producers over the course of its run.
- An Executive Producer is one step under a director. They are kind of like the second in charge.
- The executive producer is essentially the head of the show. The executive producer receives first billing in the closing credits; this began during season 5. Their main duties include setting the direction for the season, and takes care of the administrative side of producing a show as well. Below is a list of executive producers and seasons they produced:
* Matt Groening, James L. Brooks and Sam Simon: seasons 1 & 2; production lines 7Gxx & 7Fxx
* Al Jean & Mike Reiss: seasons 3 & 4; production lines 8Fxx, 9Fxx, 2F31, 2F32 & 3Gxx
* David Mirkin: seasons 5 & 6; production lines 1Fxx, 2Fxx, 3F03, 3F10, 5F24 & 5F23
* Bill Oakley & Josh Weinstein: seasons 7 & 8; production lines 3Fxx & 4Fxx
* Mike Scully: seasons 9 - 12; production lines 5Fxx, AABFxx, BABFxx, CABFxx & DABF22
* Al Jean: seasons 11 - present; production lines BABFxx, CABFxx, DABFxx, EABFxx, FABFxx; GABFxx, HABFxx, JABFxx, KABFxx & LABFxx Additional Executive Producers:
* Ian Maxtone-Graham: Season 16 - Season 23; production lines GABFxx, HABFxx, JABFxx, KABFxx, LABFxx, MABFxx & NABFxx.
* Matt Selman: Season 17 - Season 23; HABF, JABF, KABF, LABF, MABF, NABF & PABF. Credited himself on PABF12
* Carolyn Omine: Season 17; HABF
* Tim Long: Season 17 - Season 23; HABF, JABF, KABF, LABF, MABF, NABF & PABF.
* John Frink: Season 21; MABF.
- An executive producer is a producer who is responsible for the overall production of an episode. Executive producers of Primeval include Tim Haines.
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