CREW POSITIONS IN REALITY TV
Reality Crew Exclusive
Teleseminar with Executive Producer
ANNIE MEEK

Annie has worked with Mark Burnett (Eco Challenge), was one of the forces behind the success of
MTV's The Osbournes & The Newlyweds (With Jessica Simpson & Nick Lachey) and is now working as an
Executive in Charge of Production for a global program development company, Studio Lambert Ltd.
She & I also worked together on the above mentioned MTV programs & I can tell you first hand that she knows reality TV.
Annie's first paid position in television was as a Production Assistant (PA) A.K.A. the lowest person on the totem pole.
Annie's time with me during this recording is an inside glimpse into the mind of someone who is
intimately aware of what skills each job on a crew requires but also what the
person who actually does the hiring is looking for.

We discuss these crew positions:

Camera Operator, Sound Mixer, AC, Director, Production Coordinator, Story Producer, PA, Technical Supervisor.

She & I also discuss different types of reality programming & how the shows you already watch are defined.
Mostly though, we cover the main types of crew positions found on-location while shooting
reality TV programming. There are as many formats as there are shows so we have chosen to focus on one of our
favorite & arguably one of the most difficult types of show to make, the "docu-soap" or "docu-drama",
as many of the celebrity-driven shows are known.

Here's a sample of what we discuss in the teleseminar:

  • Skills that a reality TV Camera Operator must have to find work in this genre
  • What exactly the "Sound Mixer" does on a crew ("what's that boom-pole thing FOR anyway?")
  • Job positions on a crew that don't require you to carry heavy equipment or have any experience in TV!
  • A secret career opportunity working directly with each future cast member before the show even starts taping
  • How to get paid to learn a new skill in reality TV
  • Ideas to make sure you get promoted first while working as a Camera Assistant or Production Assistant
  • Find out what makes a reality TV Director different from a feature-film Director
  • Learn which crew positions offer the most job security
  • Finally learn how you can work on reality TV shows with a pen & paper as a Story Producer
  • Hear two experts talk about ways for you to make money while travelling the world & seeing popular culture from the inside!

Annie is one of the people responsible for some of the craziest times I've had in television during my career.
I think you will find our discussion fun to listen to and invaluable if want to make money working in reality TV.

Listeners had this to say about the "Crew Positions in Reality TV" teleseminar:

"Great interview" according to Alex L.

"I had no idea that all of these positions existed.
This is really awesome
that you've included such detail about different
ways to make money in reality!"
- Gloria G.

"Yes Aaron, I would like to immediately download
CREW POSITIONS IN REALITY TV for only $9.99!"

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I promise it's chock full of insider-secrets for making
a name for yourself in reality TV. Enjoy!


"Making your new career REALITY",

Aaron Murphy
Reality Crew Instructor