When it comes to industry accountability, the producer with full responsibility is paramount. Because from the moment a film project seeks investment, it tests his insight and operational ability. No matter which link has problems, he is responsible. Therefore, in the next project, investors may not trust your ability.
This is somewhat different from Si Country, where directors in Si Country have great power and responsibility. Directors of ordinary films are also in charge of production, supervision, and even the script, so if a film is a big hit, the director, through profit sharing, can earn even more than the leading stars who command multimillion International Coin fees. It is common for them to become investors or run businesses, like George Lucas who made tens of billions from one "Star Wars Series" and can live off it for life; or the renowned Spielberg, who is also very wealthy and further profited by investing in the production and directing of "Raiders of the Lost Ark."
