Episode 24: Maintaining a Fun and Productive Set

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HOW I GOT THIS GIG

Dean Rainey & Burman Lam The Video Twins: TV and Video Production Experts

25 episodes

8 months ago

How I Got This Gig is a podcast about the paths creatives and technicians take to break into the mysterious media industry. Film, Television, Radio, Print, Internet - it’s not always a straight line to a career in these fields. And once you establish a career how do you go about sustaining one! If you’re considering a career in film, television, radio, or print – think twice and listen to this podcast. Hosted by Dean Rainey of the Video Twins, How I Got This Gig features conversations with established media veterans sharing their stories of breaking in and hanging onto careers in the media industry.

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Episode 24: Maintaining a Fun and Productive Set

HOW I GOT THIS GIG

36 minutes

6 years ago

Episode 24: Maintaining a Fun and Productive Set

Working on film, television, or video sets can be boring, tedious, and often stressful. The days are filled with both physical and mental tasks, and they tend to run long.

So how do you keep the crew from launching a mutiny?

How will you ensure the client will want to work with you again?

Whose REALLY directing this video?

In this episode, Burman and Dean discuss 7 tips for maintaining a production set that is fun, respectful, creative, and runs on time - at least within reason.

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