When it comes to making movies and TV shows, there's a ton of people involved both on and off screen. Obviously, there are directors, actors, producers, and writers, but there are also extras, gaffers, visual effects editors, etc.
One very important, but often overlooked role is production assistant (commonly known as a PA). They may do anything from getting the cast and crew ready every day to helping out on set to going on coffee runs...and much more. The job is certainly no small feat!
So, people who have worked as PAs, we want to hear your wildest stories, secrets, and tricks of the trade!
If you worked on the set of a major movie or show, what was it really like? Are there any aspects of the job that might surprise people?
Maybe you worked with an actor who was a total nightmare. Or, maybe there's someone who was an absolute joy to work with!
Perhaps there was a really wild day at work that you're just itching to tell the world about, like the time bees swarmed the set or it just started hailing during a really important scene.
