Today we’re talking with Academy Award-nominated writer/director/racanteur Billy Ray! Mr. Ray takes us through his entire career, from assistant to producer/showrunner. He gives not only
Marty Lang contacted me on Twitter, presumably in refernce to the joblist, or my own jobs page: @TheAnonymousPA there really is no way to get
The Anonymous Production Assistant has been around for eight years. Eight years. That means, if you’re graduating from film school now, this blog has been
Racquel writes in: I’m an aspiring scripted TV writer who’s been living in LA for almost 4 months now and am scrambling to survive financially.
A lot of you, like me, are aspiring writers. You write from home, or at a coffee shop, or even while at work. That’s all
Ashley writes in: I’ll be moving to LA in the next few months to chase my dream of becoming a screenwriter. I’m also interested in
Welp, the Oscars are over (not that I had many opinions on that). More importantly, the film I was on is over, so I don’t
Do you listen to Scriptnotes? You should; it’s awesome. For those of you who don’t know, it’s a podcast about screenwriting, and things that are
“A pretty stenographer that you’ve seen before comes into the room and you watch her—idly. She doesn’t see you although you’re very close to her.
Joe writes in: I’m just a 32 year old boy. And like every 32 year old boy, I have an idea for a TV series.
Brent tweeted some good advice: Don’t send your resume to people like this. It makes it a pain in the ass for all parties involved.
Corey writes: Due to the nature of production and the long shifts, would you still recommend PA to someone trying to write films? Many writers
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