Crew School
Crew School.
An outline of photo and film set roles, and the professionalism those rooms expect. It does not certify you, and it is not open for paid enrollment.
The track is for adults 21 and older when the work sits on a commercial desk. Taught by Anthony R. Perlas, U.S. Veteran. No cohort size is published, because none exists.
01
Call time.
Arrive as agreed. Say who you are. Ask who you report to before you touch the work.
02
Roles, described.
Photo assistant, production support, and the limit of each. A description is not a certification and not union standing.
03
The client.
Who may speak to a client, and when silence is the professional act. No script for pressure.
04
A set you do not own.
Gear, rooms, and files belong to someone else’s job. Leave them as you found them unless you were asked to do otherwise.
05
Safety, without a fake license.
General awareness is not a credential. This outline does not certify you to supervise a set, rig equipment, or replace a qualified safety lead.
Interest goes on the waitlist, which opens a short Google Form in a new tab. What you send there goes to the Perlas University desk. Joining does not enroll you or hold a seat.