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Name: Jeremy
Hometown: Chicago, Il
Occupation: Intern: Art Department
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What attracted you to the Entertainment Industry, and what was your first job or big break in the business?
I've loved film my whole life. I went to film school and this is my first big break.
What is the biggest challenge you faced trying to break into the industry, and how did you overcome it?
Not having any experience. I cover came it with lots of phone calls and contacting the Illinois film office. They rock and helped me get this job.
What advice can you give those trying to break into the "industry?"
Keep on trying or do it yourself.
Please describe your job for those who might not know what an Intern is.
I do whatever is needed. I make copies, I move things, and pick up props, furniture and food. I gather research from around the city.
Can you share any tricks of the trade that help you work faster/cheaper/better?
Always have work gloves, a matt knife and a map.
Please illustrate the way the performance of your position can help or hurt a movie. Name a movie that you've seen (or worked on) that we could view and understand the difference between a good job and a bad job.
This is my first film, so I don't know yet.
Are you a writer, and if so, how many screenplays have you written?
No.
What's the best lesson you've learned in regards to working in Hollywood?
Too soon to tell.
What advice would you give a director on how to make production easier?
Have fun and let everyone do their craft.
List your top 5 favorite films
- The Silence of the Lambs
- Rushmore
- The Godfather
- Goldfinger
- Young Frankenstein
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