From modern to unique styles, antique or era-specific, many productions require furniture rentals to fill their backgrounds and make their films, photo shoots, and television shows more realistic and consistent with the story line and time period. Learn more about how furniture can play a big role in productions!

Also known as a continuity supervisor, a script supervisor oversees the continuity of a film by diligently observing and recording notes regarding hair, makeup, props, costume and wardrobe, set dressing, camera settings, audio quality, lighting setup, action sequences, facial expressions, dialogue and much more. Learn more about what script supervisors do!

In theatrical productions, stage managers help to ensure that the artistic vision of the director is upheld and well executed. Learn more about what stage managers do and how they help directors conduct spectacular shows!

Boom operators are responsible for the selection, placement, and setup of microphones so that the best quality sounds can be captured. Learn more about what boom operators do and how they do it!

Production coordinators are one of the most important members of the production team. They are the main point of contact for nearly all crew members and they handle much of the scheduling, paperwork, and administrative duties involved in a production. Learn more about what production coordinators do!