AGive someone money to direct a movie script of your choosing :)

AThey don't have salaries. They are not like employed somewhere.

AIf I may offer another option, I think a business, marketing or law degree would be of more use to a Producer than either of your options. In fact many successful agents, managers and producers have a background in either sales, finance or law.The Producer's job is to find, design, finance, manufacture and market a product all in a relatively short time frame. For each film you create a new company of hundreds of employees from the ground up. You cut deals worth millions of dollars and sell products worth hundreds of millions. You better be on the ball with regards to business or the law or you will spend all your profit paying people who do.What you need to know about cinema aesthetics or history you can take as a minor or learn on your own. In fact, you probably know what you need to know already - if you really want to be in the business.You need to be able to evaluate a literary property (script or book) for purchase and then sell somebody else on the idea to give you the money to make it happen.Jerry Bruckheimer was a psych major.Dawn Steel was marketing director for Penthouse and sold Gucci toilet paper.Robert Evans sold mens clothing.

AI think it's not about shape. It's about having good contacts!

AGiven the complete vagueness of the term Producer, of course.The reality is most director/producers, get the title of producer for making deals, not for day to day operations. A smaller set simply direct fewer films, as they spend large amounts of time between actually directing writing and planning. Another set gets called producer, but actually are running large corporations of people who don't get billing.

AFor some reason I just don't think you personally have films in development with budgets in that range. If you did, I'm sure you would have no problem finding some investors and I'm positive you wouldn't be looking for "ballers" on yahoo answers

AThe producer is the money man. I don't think he has much to do with puttingthe movie together. The director, actors and all those people you see at theending credits do what they do while the producer waits to see if he makesany money on the film.

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AIf you get the right breaks you don't need any college. However most directed usually get a four year degree.Good Luck!!!