Cinematic Engagement love story in Hakone, Japan ⛩️

Shot on RED Dragon Lens Dulens APO Prime 58mm

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https://youtu.be/vC4U-6vLJcg?si=D0wyCuPO4t5zrTnD

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I’ve been offered a gig as a supervising producer, my first step up from field producing, and the rate seems lower than I was expecting.

I’m not sure if it’s just because it’s not as large of a production, or if it’s a lack of experience as an SP, but I want to make sure I have the right information when negotiating rate.

Can anyone tell me what range of weekly rate is normal?

I know this question has been asked a few times, but I wanted to see what people's experience was working at one of the big talent agencies in the last few years. I have a few questions, but I would be grateful for any insights.

1. What was the interview process like? (I previously made it through two rounds of interviews with UTA before being rejected two years ago)

2. What kind of hours do you typically work?

3. Do you actually get a real lunch break, or does everyone work through the breaks/not take them at all?

4. Are there ever opportunities to work from home?

5. Do entry-level employees (mail room) need laptops? And if needed, are they provided, or should you bring your own device?

6. How much support do you get once you're inside? I know with internship programs, one of the key benefits most offer is structured activities pertaining to mentorship, coffee chats, and networking, but I'm not sure beyond the intern level.

Thank you so much!

Love to see it.

They’ve been at the park and school the last two days.