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Jamie writes in: I just got a job as a PA (really an unpaid intern) on an independent movie. They put with the production designer
Jamie writes in: I just got a job as a PA (really an unpaid intern) on an independent movie. They put with the production designer
I saw this harrowing tale about an internship gone wrong recently. I recommend reading it, if you want to know how badly these things can
As a PA, you have to remember a lot of things: people’s names, directions to set, the producer’s favorite brand of liquor. It can be
Samantha writes in: I work as an office PA, but cover also as a runner and as our Post PA too. I have a quick
Nancy has a question about networking:1 Thinking of switching from medical office work to office work in the film industry. From what I’ve been reading
Elsa writes in: I’m a long time TAPA reader, first time question asker. I’m a video producer for a media company with 2 years of
I’ve been gearing up for the next TAPA Networking Event (Saturday, March 31st, mark your calendar!). We’ve got some guests lined up, including an Academy
First of all, let me just say I’m super annoyed that Disney is dropping “Be Prepared” from the Lion King remake. Anyway, on to the
It appears an old scam is circulating again. The gist is, someone offers a job to a PA (who is, presumably, fresh-faced and naive), which
Larry writes in about choosing the proper credit: I just worked on a show as a PA and the director said I could have an
Today’s guest post comes from Richie Harrington, an awesome assistant, who’s also an aspiring writer/director. So, exactly like 95% of my audience. The only difference
Tessa writes in: I’m currently studying Chemical Engineering in New Mexico and I really hate it. I no longer wish to pursue this degree even
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