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hey ketch-
saw your post on my thread but thought i would reply here. it's really like any other job - it's the desire to be there, to work, not grumble when being asked to stay late or show up early, to have a positive attitude. try to work that fine line with being interested in what you/they are doing without being too "much" so that people can't get things done. i liked eager beavers but sometimes they could be a bit much, if you know what i mean. i've never done tv - commercials, movies, and music videos. but there is normally a fair amount of down time -setting up shots, glam squad (hair, m/u, stylists) tweaks or wardrobe changes, etc. you normally have time to get to know people on a set. just be yourself. if your "speech" self is anything like your "written" self you are going to do fine. people just want to surround themselves with good, fun, people who will work. it's a job that asks you to show up early and stay late, if you can do it and have a good time with it - people will love you. i suggest really taking a look around and seeing what appeals to you in the industry, if anything does. whatever sticks out, get to know the people in that department. connections, word-of-mouth are going to be your "in", if you desire. feel free to ask me any questions you have. i haven't been in the industry in 7 yrs, but i doubt it's changed too much. oh, and ALWAYS answer your walkie talkie (unless you're in the potty;) and never, NEVER, say anything personal on it, even if you go to channel 2, because everyone goes to 2. that will make way more sense when you are on set. good luck. i know you will kick some ass.
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