The Hollywood Food Chain: A Comically Real Look at Hollywood through the Eyes of Production Assistants
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| Rating | : | 4.78 (802 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0595130011 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 152 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-12-21 |
| Language | : | English |
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A Customer said STUNNINGLY bad. This could quite possibly be the worst book about the industry I have ever read. If I could get it zero stars, I would.I don't even know where to beginBeing a PA is not glamourous -- I am wrapping up my first season as a PA; my first season in "the industry" and I can tell you that it's not a picnic; it's w. A true gem of a story - hilarious A Customer Two thumbs up for Carboni! A great story from start to finish.Most books I've read about Hollywood become dull and boring after about the first 150 pages. This is probably due to the dry writing styles that seem to perpetuate this subject. Not Carboni's book though.Carboni comes right at you with a fresh, w. A true gem of a story - hilarious A Customer Two thumbs up for Carboni! A great story from start to finish.Most books I've read about Hollywood become dull and boring after about the first 150 pages. This is probably due to the dry writing styles that seem to perpetuate this subject. Not Carboni's book though.Carboni comes right at you with a fresh, w
About the Author Tiffany Carboni, a writer from Northern California, worked her way up though the Hollywood Food Chain from a production assistant to a location manager on several hit films and television shows. She now enjoys the simpler joys of life by locking herself in her office and finding ways to irritate her own assistants.
. Tiffany Carboni, a writer from Northern California, worked her way up though the Hollywood Food Chain from a production assistant to a location manager on several hit films and television shows. She now enjoys the simpler joys of life by locking herself in her office and finding ways to irritate her own assistants
Without Production Assistants, who would smoke the actress cigarettes halfway because her guru told her it was paramount to her aura? Who would quiet an entire neighborhood full of dogs with a box of dog biscuits so the actor could nurse a hangover? Who would field calls from life-threatening fans? Who would rid a tree-lined neighborhood of its birds in the middle of spring so the actor wouldnt be distracted from his performance? At whom would the producer throw pepperoni slices in the heat of a mental breakdown? Welcome to the wildly hilarious and downright strange world of Production Assistant hell.. The Hollywood Food Chain tells the outlandishly hilarious war stories of what it takes to be a Production Assistant to the industrys biggest egomaniacs. Although the job title is a vague one at best, the show could not go on without the hard work of these underpaid, under-appreciated individuals