Working on this film as a lowly PA was my first job (unpaid, of course) upon arriving in Los Angeles. That was in 1997 when it was then called EVERYTHING'S GEORGE!!!
Hmm, looks like post-production ran about 8 years. Well, at least it finally made the theaters (or shall I say "theater"). Perhaps I'll watch the DVD if it's ever released and NOT see my name in the credits. I guess there's some sort of poetic justice in there somewhere for the credit diss.
that's hollywood for you. NO RESPECT AT ALL until you're loaded with money
donger, what are you doing now?
shareThis guy Scott Lane doesn't believe in paying anybody for anything. He feels it is a privilage and an honor to simply be in his presence.
sharewell if your self admitted statement of being a lowly pa would earn you a credit on any motion picture than i will assume that you are looser with a extremely poor self esteem making it clear to all who read this. credits are given to people who actually do all the work moron. donger323 is a perfect handle for someone full of donkey dong.
shareThat really is an unfair and rude comment to make. I have never met a PA who didn't work hard on a film, and I've worked on plenty. Anyone who does PA work (especially for FREE) should be listed in the credits at the end of the film.
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