Whom I Refer
Unemployment 2012 will come to an end on Monday. I finally got a job. In the last few days, I’ve been offered four other jobs. Naturally,
Unemployment 2012 will come to an end on Monday. I finally got a job. In the last few days, I’ve been offered four other jobs. Naturally,
As my unemployment comes to a temporary respite, I was thinking about a phrase I’ve heard a lot lately: Expect a call in the next
I interviewed recently to be the assistant to an EP on a network TV show. My interview philosophy has changed over the last few years.
I saw the best minds of my generation… take their shows to Louisiana. Okay, maybe that’s a slight exaggeration, but more and more, it seems
I just received an interesting email from reader Ashley– Not sure if you do this sort of thing, but can I make a request to
Katie writes: I am wondering what my resume should look like if I have absolutely ZERO experience in the entertainment/PA world. My background is in
Krista writes: I’m graduating in May from college. Even though I majored in advertising, the film industry has always been interesting to me. If I’m able to land
I’m currently an Office PA on a studio film. It definitely has its perks, but it’s not without its troubles (which I’ve documented in detail).
I’ve blogged about the joblist before, but for those of you who don’t know, it’s a basically just a list of job openings, compiled by
Scott writes: I was told by someone that a gmail address is “more trusting” in the industry rather than using another free email or your
When you’re looking for a job, scanning Craig’s List is a constant source of both humor and horror. Case in point: Bondage Art Project (North
Reader Drew commented on an old post, yesterday: I’m just starting to put together a resume for future jobs – I have two independent films
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