For cinematographer / director of photography work on a production, with agreed responsibilities, dates, and pay.
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See the Industry PlanFor cinematographer / director of photography work on a production, with agreed responsibilities, dates, and pay. A cinematographer develops the photographic approach with the director, but final approval is a separate question. The engagement should identify who approves creative changes and spending rather than infer those powers from the job title.