Working as a PA is the entry level position that many film professionals use to break into the business! Production Assistants do everything. They help load vans, get coffee orders right, park cars, lock down sets and generally help the crew in any way they can. One of the more basic lessons to learn is how to properly wrap and coil cables as there are always plenty of video, audio and electrical cables on every set and it’s one job a PA will always be asked to do. 

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Award-winning Producer, Robin Kincade has been in the media industry since 1979. Her skills include Producer, Location Professional and Photographer. Winning the prestigious COLA Award (California On Location Award) in 2015 for best in the documentary category, Robin brings her experience, stories, and common sense to life in this online course.

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Unless you’ve been a part of the film industry it’s difficult to imagine all the different types of professions it takes to make up a set. There is a place for just about everybody. Not just the actors, producers or directors but also for the builders, electricians, food service, security and of course PAs.

“This course changed my life in a way that wouldn't have been changed, the way I was living previously. This would not be possible without this course, because I wouldn't have been able to get on the set and been able to work and know what I was doing, know how to be successful.” Micah Jamal Allen, Film Production Assistant

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You’ll learn the real story of what’s expected from you and how to succeed in the industry. You will hear first-hand from Directors, Assistant Directors, Producers, Location Professionals and Production Assistants plus many others who work in the industry. They will reveal their secret tips on what it takes to succeed and share their experiences on how to climb the ladder in your new career.

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