05/09/2026
You have to be at least a little mad to pay $150 to run 26.2 miles on aching legs before someone throws a foil blanket over you. Here's why I've done it twice — and how I fit the training around a demanding career on set.
You have to be at least a little mad to pay $150 to run 26.2 miles on aching legs before someone throws a foil blanket over you. Here's why I've done it twice — and how I fit the training around a demanding career on set.
Working in film often means long days, tough schedules, and less-than-ideal habits—here’s how I try to stay healthy and balanced through it all.
From accidental beginnings to a professional career, this post explores how a production sound mixer built a path in the film industry through freelancing, on-set experience, and persistence.
Not all film careers follow a plan: How I ended up working as production sound mixer without any formal training in audio.
With limited resources and budgets, how do we as professional crew navigate the world of low budget film while maintaining our value and integrity
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