What is the best way to find production jobs (ie. camera...

  • Thread starter Thread starter johnny_knoxville911
  • Start date Start date
J

johnny_knoxville911

Guest
...operator/editor/producer/dvd authoring) in San Diego I've got a great resume although I just graduated from University one year ago, but am currently living in Wisconsin and need to find a production job in SD, I am moving there in one month.

I appreciate your help.
 
C

Chas

Guest
Check with the IATSE(International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employee's) locals.

I'm not sure what you do or what local you would need to contact but the IATSE covers all the crafts, camera, grips, propmen, electrical, art, special effects, etc.

For directors or asst. directors it's the DGA (Directors Guild of America)

On camera is't SAG or SEG
(Screen Actors Guild, Screen Extras Guild)

The easiest way to contact any of them is to go to their website for L.A.

If you are looking for a PA or intern type position then you have to contact the local production companies..

A good source of information for the west coast would be The Hollywood Reporter

Most filming down here is location shoots based out of Hollywood. I have have seen a local production company still filming a UPN tv show
 
Top