HELP US GROW...
Crazy Glue Productions seeks individuals with a passion in film making. If you are in the Orlando area and would like to join us, here’s an idea of who we’re looking for...
- Camera operator
- Photographer/DP
- Script Supervisor
- Writers
- Actors/Actresses
- Producers
- Make up artist
- Boom Operator
- Cinematographers
- Sound Effects operator
- Advertising, marketing, promotions, public relations, and sales personel
Keep in mind that we are a small production company looking to grow. We want to build from the ground up and have fun in the process. Full time employment cannot be offered at the present time. If you have a hunger and or desire to be "IN IT" this is the place for you. Most of our projects will be small budget films/broadcasts. Think of us as a "workshop" to craft your skills for bigger projects...
If you are new to this industry, here is what to expect in a typical production setting...
Work environment.- Most individuals in this industry work in clean, comfortable surroundings. Filming outside the studio or on location, however, may require working in adverse weather, and under unpleasant and sometimes dangerous conditions. Actors, producers, directors, cinematographers, and camera operators also need stamina to withstand the heat of studio and stage lights, long and irregular hours, and travel.
Directors and producers often work under stress as they try to meet schedules, stay within budget, and resolve personnel and production problems. Actors, producers, directors, cinematographers, and camera operators face the anxiety of rejection and intermittent employment. Writers and editors must deal with criticism and demands to restructure and rewrite their work many times until the producer and director are finally satisfied. All writers must be able to withstand such criticism and disappointment, but freelance writers work under the added pressure of always looking for new jobs. In spite of these difficulties, many people find that the glamour and excitement of filmmaking more than compensate for the frequently demanding and uncertain nature of careers in motion pictures.