Which position develops, coordinates and oversees the creation of the sets?

• A. Editor
• B. Production Designer
• C. Script Supervisor
• D. Property Master

Answer: (B)

The production designer is responsible for the overall look of the environments on screen. They develop the visual concept with the director, then create the design plan that guides how each set will look—colors, textures, materials, and architectural style. They lead the art department, coordinating set designers, scenic artists, carpenters, painters, and prop shops to build and dress the sets. This role ensures the built environments support the story, mood, and camera work, while staying within budget and schedule, and they collaborate with the cinematographer to align lighting and shooting needs with the design. The Prop Master handles individual props, the Script Supervisor tracks continuity, and the Editor works in post-production, but the creation and coordination of the actual sets come from the production designer.