Biggest Challenges Faced By a Film Post Production Supervisor at Film and TV Studio
Brandi's most significant appreciation for the film and television industry is the prevalence of unionized workers, enabling "a better quality of life" than many other sectors. This is directly relevant to Brandi's role as a Film Post Production Supervisor, as the ability to "hire people at Union" is a key aspect of their work.
Unionization, Film Industry, Post Production, Hiring Practices, Entertainment Guilds
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Brandi Craig
Film Post Production Supervisor
Film & TV Production Studio
UCLA
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Arts, Entertainment & Media
Operations and Project Management
Disabled, LGBTQ
Video Highlights
1. Brandi works in a unionized industry, providing better quality of life for its workers.
2. Many entertainment guilds, like SAG and the Directors Guild, are involved in film and TV production.
3. Post-production supervisors are involved in hiring crew members, many of whom are union members.
Transcript
What do you enjoy most about being in your industry?
One thing I really love about my industry is how many union workers are employed by it. There are many entertainment guilds. The big ones that most people have heard of are SAG, WGA, DGA, Directors Guild, and Writers Guild.
But also on set, all the crew, like the gaffers, electricians, and set builders, they're all in unions as well. This allows for people to have a better quality of life than a lot of other industries that have moved away from unionization. I really appreciate that.
In my role, I'm able to hire people into a union.
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