130 | Our Biggest Lessons From Being On Set (Part 1)

1

Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

The Truth About Who I Am and How I Am Before a Pitch

01:34 • 2min

3

How to Write a Great Setup and Payoff

03:15 • 2min

4

The Benefits of Band-Aiding

05:17 • 2min

5

How to Pitch a Comedy Show

06:53 • 2min

6

The Life of a Writer

08:53 • 2min

7

How to Write a Good Story

11:04 • 2min

8

The Importance of Moving Quickly

12:59 • 2min

9

How to Create a Lifelong Love of Learning With Kiwi Co

14:32 • 2min

10

The Importance of Setting

16:44 • 2min

11

General Set Etiquette Rules for PAs

18:55 • 2min

12

How to Be a Good Production Assistant

20:45 • 2min

13

The Importance of Being Helpful

22:34 • 2min

14

How to Be a Safe PA

24:06 • 2min

15

The Importance of Positive Energy in Production

26:11 • 2min

16

How to Be a Good PA

28:08 • 2min

17

The Importance of Apple Boxes

30:24 • 2min

18

The Importance of Proper Equipment

32:23 • 2min

19

The Importance of Food on Set

34:28 • 2min

20

When Are We Ending?

36:42 • 2min

21

How to Be a Professional With Talent

38:32 • 2min

22

How to Be Taken Seriously

40:35 • 2min

23

The Food Ecosystem on a Shooting Set

42:16 • 2min

24

The Importance of Good Food on a Set

43:52 • 2min

25

How to Be a Great Production Assistant

45:31 • 2min

26

How to Use Your Walkie Talkies Effectively

47:14 • 2min

27

How to Be a Good Producer on Set

49:08 • 3min

28

How to Use a Walkie to Talk to Someone

51:44 • 2min

29

How to Communicate With a Walkie Talkie

53:31 • 3min