This week Brent talks to Paul Fabbrini, owner of Telecue Teleprompting, to find out just how important a teleprompter is to a production and what kind of gear you need to make a living at it.

As a rep for the world's largest music library, Joel can get you anything. This week he talks to Brent about what the job is like and the path that lead him there.

Everyone has to start somewhere, right? This week Mike Jines tells us what its like to start at the ground floor and what kind of personality you need if you intend work your way up the food chain.

Sound in films is one of the most important things you’ll never notice. Unless its wrong. This week, Robert Mason tells us about the art of sound design and how a Sound Designer pays their bills.

So you’ve assembled your team and now it’s time to explain how the creativity all comes together. Greg High, an artist, illustrator and this week’s guest tells us why storyboards are just the thing and how you can make a living working with pens and pencils.

Every story has to have a place to happen. This week, Jeff Van Gonka, owner of Vanmark Scenic clues us in on what it takes to be an Art Director and what exactly an Art Director does.

Lights, camera, action! Notice how “lights” come first? In this week’s episode, Nicholas Calabria, owner of Calabria Productions introduces us to lighting design and how to make a living at it.

A production’s costumes set the period, define the characters and contribute to the mood. This week Jeannie Galioto, a Southern California Costume Designer, tells us how she uses costumes to get an audience involved and just what it takes to make a living at it.

A single still photo can capture an emotion in a way no amount of video or film ever can. This week Will Ullman, a Southern California Freelance Photographer and Designer, shares his love of still photography and how he’s actually able to make a profit.

It’s always nice when your spouse supports what you do. But what do you do when you have to work with your spouse? This week Jen and Donnie Eastman, a Southern California Videographer/Producer husband and wife team, tell us how they manage their schedules, projects, clients and family life to keep the checks coming in.