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How to Succeed as a Production Assistant (Part 1)

2024-05-30

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A friend pointed out that most people starting out are not going to jump into camera (if that is their goal) and instead will probably start out as PAs on whatever show they can get on. So today we are talking to Lauren Senger (Key PA), Jeff Sweeney (Key PA) and Ana Pellar (First Team PA) about the dos and don'ts, what to do the moment you park your car on day one, and much much more. Take a peak into the world of the PA and find out what it takes to succeed!

You can access Jeff Sweeney's PA Crash Course that we discuss here.

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Theme Mix - Charles Papert