First steps into Film & TV

Most people only see the finished product.

The series. The film. The commercial.

What they don’t see is what happens behind it.

• Early call times
• Moving crews
• Wardrobe checks
• Waiting rooms
• Long days

Hundreds of people working to make it happen like one team, one waka.

Because every career starts somewhere.

Productions don’t just go for looks or talents.

We turn mahi dawgs into money makers. Can you:

• Arrive on time
• Communicate clearly
• Follow instructions
• Stay professional
• Work long hours
• Adapt quickly
• Respect crew and cast

These basics make a real difference on set. Lets us take care of the rest.

Your first day on set can feel exciting, overwhelming, and you want to feel on! You might be arriving before sunrise, checking in with ad’s, going through wardrobe, waiting between scenes, or adjusting to fast moving schedules. That’s normal, but its also teachable.

Every production works differently, but the key is simple, observe, listen, stay ready. Professional sets run on teamwork. Even background performers help build the world you see on screen.

One opportunity can lead to another.

Many people enter the industry through:

• Background work
• Featured extra roles
• Production assisting
• Short films
• Commercials
• Over time, those experiences can build:
• Confidence
• Set knowledge
• Relationships
• Professionalism
• Future opportunities

The goals to keep em stacking.

Don’t whācup with Te Agency.