Being a producer is a large job that covers a lot of the production, from pre-production all the way until the screening. The Met Film School have interviewed Paul Webster, they have come up with the top 5 things for a growing producer to keep in their mind, this is more for freelancing.
From each one of these points you can see how to develop being a producer, such as the point in confidence, this helps throughout the production as confidence is always good to have on set. As a producer you are there to trouble shoot, if you are not confident, it can seem like you are unsure of what you are doing.
Other websites such as Learn.org are able to define what a producer is and what they do.
Budgetary concerns are something that needs to be tackled throughout the production, making sure that everyday you are keeping to a budget. This can mean making the production keep going, or go later than planned to make sure you are making the most of what you have paid for.
Other websites such as Forbes- give an insight in how producers in the industry can improve
I think that the tips from Forbes so far is the best advice, it is mostly to collaborate, help those around you and they should be able help you. By bring creative people together your end product should be a combination of the creative minds that have been involved in the production.
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