Joseph Marsetti

Managing Paperwork - collecting time sheets, handing out scripts (known as 'sides' during production, as they are printed on both sides of the page and encompass only the scenes that will be shot that day.) Errands - anything from getting coffee to delivering the dallies back to the production office to (if you're in the art department) picking up miscellaneous props. Crowd control - managing extras in a scene, or locking down the set to make sure no pedestrians unwittingly amble into the frame, ruining the shot. Heavy lifting - helping load and unload the dozens of lights, stands, and apple boxes it takes to pull off each shot.

Driving vehicles to various locations picking up and dropping off staff and talent. Errands - anything from getting coffee to delivering the dallies back to the production office to (if you're in the art department) picking up miscellaneous props.

Being the First Assistant Director's right-hand person Preparing and drawing up the 'call sheet' (a document with daily filming logistics, distributed to cast and crew) Overseeing the cast, ensuring that the principal Actors are in make-up, in wardrobe, or standing by on the set at the correct times

Responsible for the control, organization, security and management of all Vault inventory. Receive, retrieve, distribute, inventory, shelve and catalog video and audio master tapes. Screening phone calls, inquiries and requests, and handling them when appropriate Dealing with incoming email, faxes and post, often corresponding on behalf of the manager