Production Meetings
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Kara writes in: I have been talking to an AD for a TV show about getting a job as a Set PA for their upcoming
television show
When to Lie in an Interview
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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.
Hollywood: Land of a Thousand Promises
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A few years ago, I directed a web series that got a little bit of heat with an amazing sizzle reel. We got a producer
Do I Stand a Chance?
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Miruna writes: In november I’ve quit my job… The main reason I’ve quit my last job is that I desperately want to go back and work
PA Rate
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A reader who didn’t sign her email and has an incomprehensible list of letters and numbers for an address (at netscape.net, of all domain names)
Single Parents
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Ki recently commented on an older post: I know that PA have long work hours. Do you think that it a single parent could handle
Lunch “Break”
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I’m a people pleaser, which is why ordering lunch is very stressful for me. On most shows, the office will eat off the catering truck,
Ask Questions
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As I’ve said before, I don’t do PA work for the money. I get paid, sure, but the pay is so ridiculously low that if
Reflections on the Oscars
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Don’t worry, this won’t be as long as Ken Levine’s. (Nor probably as funny.) My main thought is about Sandra Bullock. I haven’t seen The
Picky Picky
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Whether you’re on set or in the office, lunch is always provided (unless you work on a cheap-ass reality show; then all bets are off).
Mistakes Will be Made
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Yesterday, Shawn commented on a grammatical mistake I made (now corrected): “Kids my age so comfortable and lazy that we can’t even muster the energy
Holding Back
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Many people seem to be under the misapprehension that we in the office like to hold on to things. Several times a day, I get
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