Director
Casting director
Costume designer
Historian
Cinematographer
Color consultant
Visuals engineer
Director of photography
Graphics technician
Lightning engineer
Continuity advisor
Sound engineer
Sound mixer
Dolby technician
Boom operator
Musical director
Voice coach
Screenwriter
Producer
Executive producer
Publicity agent
Makeup artist
Hairdresser
Choreographer
Stunt double
Stunt coordinator
Pyrotechnics specialist
Animal wrangler
Caterer
Gaffer
Foley artist
Best boy
Dolly grip
Location scout
Logistics coordinator
Set designer
Construction supervisor
Lead stage hand
Animation director
Illustrator
Post-production analyst
Special effects director
Art director
Background artist
Titles artist
Layout artist
Film editor
Film librarian
Production assistant
Greenskeeper
Payroll manager
Accountant
Bookkeeper
And any others . . .
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You’re hired, but you’ve been reassigned as the fluffer for the leading man and all of the male actors. Get in there; they’re waiting for you to begin.
There’s no Union protection here, so it’s take it or leave it.
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Hey, wait. Who let Welby get close enough to the Personnel Office to hear my hiring interviews? Grrrrrrr.
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It’s not about how you swing, it’s about earning a paycheck!
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I agree with you.
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Hold on, not so fast, you.
Report to Dressing Room 5. They’re waiting too.
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I don’t know how well you’d perform that job if you missed all of these people’s job positions that relate to it:
Director
Historian
Visuals engineer
Graphics technician
Continuity advisor
Producer
Executive producer
Publicity agent
Post-production analyst
Art director
Background artist
Titles artist
Layout artist
Film editor
Film librarian
Production assistant
SECURITY! Have this bum thrown off the lot, and see to it that he stays out! Grrrrrrr.
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Security! I thought you kicked this guy out once already, so what’s he doing back here in the studio? Get rid of him! Grrrrrrr.
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