
On the 6th Day…
Stella sent me a Twitter1 DM, asking about lying on the time card. Hi, fellow PA, follow your blog, curious, have you ever written an
Stella sent me a Twitter1 DM, asking about lying on the time card. Hi, fellow PA, follow your blog, curious, have you ever written an
Over the years, lots of people have thanked me for the resources TAPA provides. I’ve been sharing the joblist for a while, as well as
I participated in the CBS Page Program from [dates redacted so I don’t feel old] and eventually used my position to get staffed on a
Over the years, we’ve given a lot of advice on how to adjust your resume to be more appealing to your future employer. You should
Last week’s post, Never Quit a Show, seems to have caused some confusion, judging by the comments on Twitter, Facebook, and the post itself. “Never”
Lauren writes in about quitting a show between seasons: Stumbled upon your blog and website and…thank you. I appreciate what you’re doing and sharing! I
Yesterday, I got an email from my boss asking me to take care of some specific things as soon as I got into the office
Wise words from Robin Williams (in full Serious Beard Mode) in Good Will Hunting, but just because it’s not your fault, doesn’t mean it’s not
I’ve been noticing an issue lately when editing resumes: redundancy. You’ve got to fit everything on one page. Anything more than that looks ridiculous, especially
Stuck in New York1 writes: I am currently located in NY and want to move to LA. I have worked in post-production as a transcriber
Dianne writes in about ageism in Hollywood: Like most people who patrol your site I’m seeking work in the industry. However, I finished college 8
Alex writes in: I am about to graduate from university this month. I recently discovered your blog and am a big fan, I appreciate the
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