The producer's role is important to a film because they must choose who to cast and who to assign as crew in order to construct a successful project. To do so, the producer must first select an effective story in the preproduction phase, find locations that would be effective for the shoot, dictate the production team to run smoothly, and finance the distribution of the finished film. The producer usually does not fully involve in all four phases of film production. (preproduction, production, post production, and distribution) However, with the help of the crew chosen by the producer, he or she is able to produce a successful film. In addition, producers also must secure the safety of their cast members. Under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, they are obligated to prepare health and safety procedures for the workplace.
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