First step: We need to figure out where you are, in order to give you options. Everyone loves options!
Maybe the first step is to view the free hierarchy video (click the video below) so you can get an understanding of the order of rank for both performers and producers on any given set. Perhaps, you already know what a guest star is, but what about a co-star? How about the difference between a UPM and an associate producer?
If you don’t… Find out for FREE*
*The system just requires you to put in your valid email address.
AND...
Just so you know, there has been a price agreement put in place, for all visitors of this site to SAVE up to 80% off the everyday pricing!!
That's right! For TODAY ONLY, you can SAVE BIG!!! Just scroll down to see all of what you will otherwise miss out on.
Now? Let's get you working your dream job on a film or television set!
There are so many departments on a television/ film set…
Each of these departments have their own lingo, or language…
Imagine, just for a moment, that you are visiting a foreign country that speaks very little of your native language…
You would probably get by… but how comfortable would you be?
Presumably NOT very comfortable, yes?
Well now imagine that foreign country spoke FIVE DIFFERENT LANGUAGES!!
That's right!! There are 5 departments (Grip, Electric, Prop, Performers/Producers, and Camera)
I broke them ALL down for you.
GET THE POINT, YES?
Great… Now get
“The Glossary”,
and Learn the language of the pros!
The first question I am often asked is: “Does this list include EVERY term?.. the answer is NO!
If I just put every term in this glossary, then you will likely have confusion as to which words are commonplace vs. which words are seldom used, if at all.
Instead, I dissected each of the separate departments such as production, performance, lighting, grips, camera, and props. To give you all the terms you would want to know. The terms you need to know, the terms I wish someone had given me when I started my career.
***PLEASE NOTE:*** This is NOT the full course. This is ONLY the BOOK.
While this book by itself is an invaluable tool, there is no substitute for all of the material that is included in the full course, but not included in the book.
Not everyone learns, or retains information in the same way, which is why all of the powerful videos and audio files (among the other bonuses) that make up the course make it the essential training tool EVERY actor will learn from
Do you want to be a PAID actor, but just don't know how to get your first break?
Well... HERE IT IS!
For the first time ever, get your hands all over the book that inspired the FULL course!
I DO NEED TO MENTION THAT THIS IS THE LOWEST PRICE THE COURSE HAS EVER BEEN MADE AVAILABLE. With an everyday price of $997, you can SAVE 70% if you... (pardon the pun) ACT NOW! 🙂
For the VERY first time ever, a successful working actor, Steve Mason (Gotham, Power, The Affair, The Blacklist & many others), maps out the road to success for YOU!
Not only will you get a full education in how to follow a step by step approach to booking your first paid job in film and television, you're going to learn EVERYTHING that I have spent the last 7+ years gathering and compiling!
In addition to getting;
The "On-Set Hierarchy" video and downloadable PDF, which for the first time ever breaks down all of the performers and producers on any set by rank,
AND
The complete, and up to date version of the MOST powerful "Glossary" known!
In this 37-minute video and downloadable PDF you will get nearly 250 set-terms and their definitions in alphabetical order. I specifically dissected each of the departments that make up a production such as Grip, Electric, Prop, Performers/Producers, and Camera departments to give you all of the terms you would want to know.. The terms you would NEED to know... The terms I wish someone would have given me when I started my career!
AND
The book that inspired it all!! You see, when I started out there was no handbook, no one had mapped out the road to becoming an on-set professional that would not only get me my first booking but that would continually get me called back job after job. That is why I decided to write the book... to map out the road for anyone coming in after me. Don't get me wrong, there have certainly been people along the way who have helped me on the way up, so that is why I am paying it forward to new actors, such as yourself!
