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According to a recent poll of my readers, there seems to be a sections of the TAPA website you might not be aware of. Also,
According to a recent poll of my readers, there seems to be a sections of the TAPA website you might not be aware of. Also,
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
Yesterday, I got a bizarre email, with the above headline as the subject. I’ve never had anything like it before. I was using a random
Matt wrote in: I just finished reading your post “It’s Not What You Know, It’s Who You Know..And Also What You Know.” I agree, what
The first season of Crew Call was pretty great. We got advice from producer Ryan Murphy, heard hilarious stories from prop master Jim Falkenstein, and
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
It’s that time again. Time to pass the TAPA torch. I’m not going to go away permanently, but the month of October is going to
Dear Constant Reader, I want to apologize for the dearth of regular programming here at The Anonymous Production Assistant. I’ve been on location1 for the
It’s Friday, and boy, have I got a big weekend planned! Today, two of my favorite books in the last couple years are coming out
I was intending to post the first podcast episode today. It’s an interview with Evan Luzi, the creator of The Black and Blue website. We
TAPAlooza III: Season of the Witch1 was last night. Considering it was a weeknight at a wine bar, the vibe was a lot different than
UPDATE! The Kickstarter campaign is back on! Here’s the new link. * * * I have officially launched the Kickstarter campaign for Crew Call: The
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