Hi Def Television

Its been a very busy year for me in Television. There were so many good laughs on set. Of course that said our crew behaved like pros at all times. I'm a big believer that no matter how tough a situation can be you must never let your emotions spill out negatively for cast members or production to see. The ups and downs and stress of a busy trailer will have its moments of frustration and sometimes even verbally. That is to be expected. But fighting pouting and general bad behavior towards each other(other people in the trailer) or your ill will discussed with actors is a big no!Lets face it. What can seem as an advantage by feeling sorry for yourself can quickly turn against you in the long run. To me a good rule to stand by is when ever you take on a shoot and its not your own that means you are there to do whatever the department head wants or needs with a good attitude. Its not the time to net work. To further your career or to feel like you can do the job better. So many people would love to have your job. Okay enough with the lecture. Ill be writing in all the different tricks I learned from a very talented Man who was our department head. Good to be back!