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Comment by kekoolani laurieann silva on January 25, 2013 at 6:03pm

The industry is so awesome, I'm ready and willing.....just to get my foot in the door would be a blessing. Mahalo.

Comment by Duane Sosa on May 12, 2011 at 6:17pm

Any productions out there looking for a PA and/or Grip???  I'm ready and willing....

Comment by Gregory Hines on September 25, 2010 at 3:47am

Need sound guy non union for 2 October maybe 3 Oct as well

Comment by Marissa Jacobs on August 30, 2010 at 12:23am

I was just wondering if there's a way to just work behind the scenes. I want to know how it works and the different job opportunities there are. Does anyone know if someone (me) could intern or somehow be able to work behind the scenes of these for the up coming movies or shows filming here in Hawaii? I was thinking of volunteering at either Manoa Valley Theatre or Diamond Head Theatre just to get a head start. Any suggestions?

Comment by Gregory Hines on June 21, 2010 at 9:14am

PA Needed and anyone willing to help out on set

undertheskin.doc@gmail.com

Comment by Gregory Hines on June 21, 2010 at 9:13am

Tuesday 22 June
Auditions for "Under the Skin". We are casting for six male soldiers for a short Vietnam War sequence and Asian actors for enemy Vietcong.

For more information on the time/location and script contact:

undertheskin.doc@gmail.com

Comment by Tom Curtis on May 25, 2010 at 10:07am

The Hawaii Production Index is probably the best bet for the most information. Here's the link. http://hawaiifilm.com/

Comment by Eric West on February 22, 2010 at 11:24pm

You might want to re-title your group. Cast and Crew are two separate entities.
To get in as a crew member you need to contact your local IA. That is short for IATSE (International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees).
In Hawaii that is Local 665 (collective union).

There is a lot of people sitting on the bench with union status waiting for the call for work. Your best bet in getting into the union is a constant reminder that you are here and ready for work.

I am a veteran of the crew industry (NYC) and it took me two months of walking into the union hall to get a couple of day gigs.

They love persistence. It shows that you are eager to join and that you will not give up.

Bring your resume down to the union hall in person once a week to show that you are interested.

I've actually found that it is easier to get acting work than crew work here, presumably that there are a lot of union crew members out of work due to slow times.
But there is a ton of works in the mist so they are sure to be busy, this is your time to get on the band wagon and get your union status.

P.S. I've started a new group to discuss film and television entitled "What are You Watching" please join.

Mahalo.
Eric West