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EPISODE · May 2, 2023 · 31 MIN

Caryn Ruby Script Supervisor, Writer/Performer

from The Creative Seat

On this episode of The Creative Seat, we take an in-depth look at the role of a script supervisor in the film industry. In this interview, we'll hear from an experienced script supervisor about her role in ensuring consistency throughout a film or TV show. Our guest, Caryn Ruby, shares her personal story of how she got into the profession, her love for the craft, and how she uses her writing skills to pick up on details that may go unnoticed. We also explore the relationship between a script supervisor and an editor, and how proper prep time is crucial for a script supervisor to excel at their job on set. Join us as we shed light on the unsung heroes of film and TV, the script supervisors. Leave the show a like and review and then head over to Caryn Ruby's podcast Script Supervisors: Unsung Heroes of Film and TV. Topics Covered: - Overview and Inspiration - Role of the Script Supervisor - Guest’s Experience and Career Path - Collaboration and Passion for the Work - Podcast: "Script Supervisors: Unsung Heroes of Film and TV" - Responsibilities of Script Supervisors Follow Caryn Ruby on her Website, Instragram. Follow her podcast on Instagram too! Music Composer: Dubb Poet Production

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