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Originally Posted by BobbyMcGee
I know a lot of people who work in quality control for digital content and others who do post-production work (mostly editing).
I know a few people who are actors (not famous) and also a few others who work regularly as extras.
Finally, I know a number of people who are studying film production and are interested in entering into the field. Oh, I also know a few people who work regularly (and for some time now) as production assistants.
I am not in the film industry but I work at a location that has been used countless times in film and television. I have also worked while quite a few films and television episodes were filmed and have seen and met numerous famous actors (for what its worth).
While I love film and even have a degree in film (B.A. in Film Theory & Criticism) I don't find production work particularly interesting. Personally, I would prefer to do archival or restoration work. If I did enter into film-making, I could see myself doing post-production work. I also have a few ideas for scripts but I think I need to invest more time becoming a better writer before I explore that route.
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I'm working on a "Scream"-like slasher script as well as some almost dialogue-less very depressing story about a woman and alcoholism, and I came to the same conclusion: I need to fix up a lot of my skills before I can finish at least the second one.