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And this will be the only answer to my question. I'm not looking to be an employee or just another leecher, just for the sake of contributing.
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According to this it's a script/property supervision service for television and film.
According to this it's a script/property supervision service for television and film.
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The term "Script Supervisor" is often used by a production company as a title to someone who helps directors, writers and actors with their projects. These people take care of the production of a film or TV-Show: they help to co-ordinate the crew, schedule the shooting, choose the locations, cast the necessary crew members and take care of the shooting logistics. On top of that they are the "bookkeeper" of the production, they keep track of all the contracts and make sure that everything is paid properly, i.e. on time.
The word'supervision' has the following meanings:
supervise: to keep track of, supervise, oversee, direct
supervision: the act of supervising
supervision and control: a system of control or surveillance, whether by official agency or by voluntary cooperation, that enables government or agencies to observe and review the activities of people or groups
The noun'script supervisor' is used in the sense of someone who is involved in this process, usually a person who is not a member of the cast or crew.
As for your question, I would not consider myself a member of the film crew. If you are interested in contributing, I would suggest to consider being a student (preferably in film/media studies). If you know anything about shooting films, you can still be employed as a script supervisor, as this role usually does not require any technical knowledge.
at -314 degrees, very soft layer of clay cover, different layers, some layers are much heavier than the other, some of them are much thinner. You can easily see these layers.
So this is beautiful looking zone, like an ocean of mud.
And the top layer, looks like a mixture of mud and clay.
This looks very smooth, and you can hardly find any pores in it.
You can see that if you look at this layer at a different angle you can see pores in it.
On my hand, these kind of layers are difficult to dig and it takes ages for me. But for others, it’s
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