Film Set Etiquette: The "Do's" and "Don'ts." Be prepared for your first day.

[@MaryBassForensicAccountant]

Thank you for creating such helpful content! 👏 👏👏

[@whereverismia]

I've been binging your videos today. I AC'd a lot in '21, but it's been slow for a while. I just got off a gig and realized I had lost a lot of mojo I had before. Your videos are great for general reminders and tips to keep in mind when getting back in the game. Thanks L!

[@FilmmakerSurvival]

Thanks for watching! Text and call people and let them know you're avail. Much of the time it's "out of sight out of mind". Remind them!

[@Milan-cf1xe]

Great video, i am currently on my first job on set and learned these rules in the first week. Most of these are obvious but easily forgotten about on a chaotic workday

[@gabemurcia9158]

Top notch, on point, clear and useful advice for anyone starting. (From a ‘been there done that’ guy)

[@danielsedgwick1877]

Really valuable tips, lots of important information not many KZbinrs talk about. Here in Ireland these unspoken rules apply and you can tell someone's experience quickly if they break them. Great video! Would be very useful for new filmmakers or college students

[@danielhuang2488]

i'm surprised my film school doesn't teach this and i have to learn this on the set. this has been very helpful real life tips!!

[@user-hs2wu2br47q]

Any tips on navigating the whole union/600 thing? Hours, application process, etc.

[@FilmmakerSurvival]

Have a video coming soon about unions and guilds. Subscribe so you don't miss it!

[@AshTheDuke]

ty for this i recently got an acting offer i will follow these protocols

[@HugoWill]

Thanks

[@anthonypc-248]

What's the common expectation around having (silenced) phones on sets? I've been on a few shoots where an AD was strictly against seeing any out. Unless told otherwise, if you need or find it most productive to use a tool on your smartphone, like some measuring app, or to quickly check some info rather than interrupting someone else to see if they can give a verbal explanation at that moment... What's some advice around using your personal device professionally ? Just hold it discretely and hope no one assumes you're randomly browsing social media?