Andrea Palladino

I was a Holding Room PA, so I sat the people, kept aisles clear, answered questions, handed out and collected pens, and generally kept the holding room clean and orderly.

I was in charge of the holding area. I grouped interviewees and directed them to the casting director when it was their turn to interview. I also kept the noise level down and answered questions.

I sent out call sheets and other correspondence to the crew. I updated the crew list, collected and filed start work, helped collect invoices, wrote check requests for approval, and assisted with runs and finding new crew/vendors. I also printed sides for cast and crew.

I picked up lunch, did runs, assisted the camera if needed, and other on set duties.

I ran errands, bought props and wardrobe, restocked craft services and assisted the camera operator on set. I also assisted the art department with set up and break down of the set.

Typical PA duties, including craft service, getting releases with a picture reference, runs & pick ups.

I assisted in setting up the Production Office.

I was an Office PA, with some craft service duties on set. I also worked to find picture cars for the shoot.

I ran talent from the holding room to backstage in preparation for their audition. I also ran talent's family from holding to backstage for interviews. General set up and breakdown of the production office and tech room, as well, were my other duties.

I am a PA. I work with the Studio G crew to get craft services set up and replenished. I help lock down the set during shooting and help Art Department during set up and breakdown. I also run errands and guard equipment.

I was in charge of checking in the people who were auditioning. When the Casting Directors came out, I updated them on the number of people waiting to audition and who from their special VIP lists had arrived.

I brought water and craft service to crew on set. I also did set lockdowns for both the busy downtown and the suburban neighborhood locations.

I did runs for the Production Office. I also picked up meals, set up and cleaned up the chafing dishes, food, and plates for those meals. Finally, I delivered some craft service to set and helped break down the office and hair/makeup areas at the end of the shoot.

I unloaded equipment, ran cables, and made coffee. On event day, I did crowd control and ran cards between the cameras and editor. I also picked up food orders. After the event was over, I drove some crew to the airport and then coiled cables and repacked equipment.

Political campaign ad for Dr. Ami Bera's run for California's 7th District congressional seat. I took care of craft service, kept the set clean, sat in for lighting, and other duties as needed.

I created and distributed daily call sheets and production reports. I also took care of extras paperwork and walked talent to set. Radios for crew and releases for all of the talent and interviewees were also part of my job.

I drove the cameraman around Oakland and San Francisco to the different locations. I picked him up from the Oakland airport and dropped him off at SFO. I also helped with setting up the interview and got releases from the interviewees.

I drove cast and crew to the Oakland airport on the final day of the shoot.

I drove shuttles to the set from the various Bay area hotels where crew were staying. I also drove a high level official to the airport.

I signed in the talent and brought them to the audition floor when needed. I also refilled ice chests and snack tables. I helped keep track of who was let go and who was asked to stay for additional read throughs, too.