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Understanding Cast & Crew Roles in Film/TV

Who Does What Job Where and Why


When people learn that I work on-camera as an actress, the first question is usually: What have I seen you in? Good question, since I probably have no idea what sorts of films, TV shows, commercials, or industrials you’ve seen. Most questions after that talking about some of my recent bookings are usually about my experiences on set, what the work and environment is like, hours the cast and crew keep, and generally who does what and where.


New actors have questions, too, about “the lay of the land.” They need to know the basics, who to turn to with questions or problems, and generally what to expect on set. Acting coaches, teachers, and sometimes agents can fill them in, and it’s not atypical for more experienced actors to explain these things in more detail.

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