We all know that the film and TV industry is slow right now, and that leaves many of us seeking alternative work. However, it can be hard to find consistent work that utilizes the same skills we have developed on-set. One of the largest and fastest-growing industries in the country right now is the marketing… Continue reading How Film & TV Production Skills Can Transfer to Working Live Events
Month: February 2025
TV Writer Sandra Chwialkowska on Craft, Voice & Career Growth
Whether you’re a fan of high-stakes dramas or gripping mysteries, chances are you’ve encountered the work of Sandra Chwialkowska. From Alaska Daily to Blood & Treasure, The Hardy Boys and Ransom, Chwialkowska has played a key role in shaping these hit shows as a writer and co-executive producer. Before her success in television, Chwialkowska’s journey… Continue reading TV Writer Sandra Chwialkowska on Craft, Voice & Career Growth
What to Consider When Choosing Production Accounting Software
Cameron Woodward is one of the co-founders of Wrapbook, an industry payroll and production management software. His career as a commercial producer taught him the importance of three tools to help filmmakers reduce their liabilities on-set: contracts, insurance and incorporation. Many independent filmmakers struggle to understand liabilities they may be up against, such as serious… Continue reading What to Consider When Choosing Production Accounting Software
3 Questions to Clarify Your Motion Graphics Budget by Emmy-Winner Orlando Delbert
Orlando Delbert is a motion graphics artist with multiple National Emmy Awards for his work in the industry, plus more nominations. He’s worked on hundreds of projects ranging from indie production and studio feature films, to network television. Orlando says that many producers carry the common misconception that freelancers like him are just button pushers.… Continue reading 3 Questions to Clarify Your Motion Graphics Budget by Emmy-Winner Orlando Delbert
Producer Brett Roblez’s Success Tips for Remote Post-Production Gigs
Brett Roblez is a producer and director from Baton Rouge, Louisiana who recently created a fascinating documentary called Dead People, Crazy People, Drugs and Politicians. While working on the documentary, he utilized remote team members for the first time from Atlanta, Kentucky and Louisiana, including a colorist, editor and composer. Since I’ve also worked with… Continue reading Producer Brett Roblez’s Success Tips for Remote Post-Production Gigs
5 Tips for How to Dress On-Set
Your attire when working on-set can directly impact your comfort, safety and professionalism. Sets are full of heavy equipment, tight schedules and varied locations, so dressing appropriately ensures you’re prepared for the demands of the job. While you may not be required to dress business-casual, there are still some requirements on what to wear on-set… Continue reading 5 Tips for How to Dress On-Set
What I Learned Producing Unscripted TV Overseas
Starting any new producing endeavor is nerve-inducing. Add to that the uncertainty of traveling overseas, and you’ve got yourself a whole new host of anxieties. Anxieties about establishing connections with new people, striking the right balance between listening and asking questions, and what to do when information gets leaked. As a field producer on a… Continue reading What I Learned Producing Unscripted TV Overseas
Realities and Tips When Traveling for Production Gigs
When I began traveling for TV production, I was so excited. Getting to travel the country and abroad while working has been the dream since I started in this industry. While traveling for work might seem glamorous at first glance, I learned that the reality often presents challenges and complexities that can test even the… Continue reading Realities and Tips When Traveling for Production Gigs