When you watch a play , you're only seeing a fraction of the work that went into making the show come to life. You're watching the end result, and if all goes well, you'll be dazzled by the acting, costumes, music , story, and sets. It takes tons of time and energy for the actors to learn their parts, but they're just one portion of the team. Behind the scenes are lighting designers, voice coaches, dance teachers, and, like u/patjackman was at their job, sound designers. In the final weeks lead…

A film production assistant has told an absolutely hilarious story about their first days on the job — and they really think they can direct this short film better than the actual director. Having worked as a film production PA as an intern numerous times, let me tell you, that job is not for the faint of heart. It's incredibly unglamorous and looks nothing like how Hollywood movies depict the task. You work very long hours — be on set at 4AM, leave at 10PM. You might not get anywhere near the…

Honestly, this is an excellent portfolio of un-alive body experience.

That's him alright.

That's a whoops.

Naturally, hilarity ensues.

What an interview.

Deadpool strikes again.

They messed with the wrong sound crew.

Terry Crews is a national treasure.

Can't blame him.

Splendid.

In the middle of the interview.