I want to understand where everyone is in their creative career so I can make sure we're focusing on the things that are actually useful to you. What's the biggest thing you're trying to figure out? 1. Getting my first opportunity in film or entertainment. 2. Finding an agent or manager. 3. Getting booked for more work. 4. Building my portfolio, reel or professional materials. 5. Learning how film productions actually operate. 6. Developing and pitching my own creative projects. 7. Building industry connections and relationships. 8. Understanding the new creator economy and how to make it work for me. Comment with your number and tell me a little more. I'm using your responses to help shape upcoming lessons, discussions and mentorship sessions.

Filmmakers! If you hesitated on any of these questions, take it as your sign to revisit the courses in the classroom, watch the videos, and keep learning. Understanding set etiquette, film lingo, and what’s expected of you on set is essential to building a professional reputation and becoming someone people want to work with. Take studying to be on set seriously! It can make or break you.

For those of you wondering where to start, take a look at the courses I just posted on film crew hierarchy! They’re the perfect place to explore the different departments, figure out where you might fit in, and learn how to get onto professional sets and start building your experience. :)

Had an opportunity to support the art director and be a set stylist and design assistant!! felt really in my element! Cant wait to see their short film all together! 🤎🎞️🦦

recently was a production assistant on a student short film! and have a two new shorts coming up soon! love being on set 🎬❤️