How to Become a Script Supervisor and
Get Film & TV Job Referrals
LIVE Webinar w/ Q&A

Women In Media members are encouraged to join us for this free script supervisor webinar, aimed at getting you started in the field. This webinar will also be great for folks in other departments who would like to be better collaborators with this very important crew member. In addition to helping you with continuity and story telling, script supervisors are the key to insuring that your project holds together in the editing room.

In 90 Minutes, We Cover

– What a script supervisor does.
– Why should you consider becoming one?
– Script Supervisor Daily Steps A-Z
– We do a Continuity Breakdown TOGETHER using a short script – tons of fun and really helps people see they can handle this job!
– Ask Me Anything Q&A + Discussion
* This event is free and open to all Women In Media members. RSVP here

Two Lucky Attendees Will Be Chosen To Win
A Filmcraft Script Pouch
Contest Giveaway Value $69 each

About the Instructor

Jennifer Carriere (True Detective, The Oval, Watchmen, Castle Rock) script supervises and associate produces multiple television series per year. (She makes time for films too.) Her references have scores of Emmy and Oscar wins and nominations between them.

She has worked for most of the major film/tv studios in the U.S. She loves the work, but especially loves the people she is privileged to collaborate with. After trying every film/tv department while looking for her breakout role, she realized there was a unique opportunity in plain sight. 

She became laser-focused on creating a better system for script supervising and launched herself upward in the film/tv industry. It worked. Directors and producers marvel at her uncommonly fast and accurate performance as a script supervisor. Thanks to her network and the overlap in responsibilities, she naturally segued into producing.

For a full list of Jennifer’s credits visit her crewlist profile

What Does a Script Supervisor Do?

Script supervision is the best kept secret in the exploding industry of film and TV production. This in demand crew position has the opportunity for high earnings and immediate job placement. The script supervisor is paid to think like the director, cover the needs of the producer, collaborate closely with actors, and track the story and inconsistencies for the screenwriter. As a script supervisor, you start as a department head on day one. It’s the only inner circle position for which there is no ladder to climb. Anyone who wants to become a powerful player, a creative force, and a professional film maker, earning a six figure income—should become a script supervisor.

This event is free and open to all Women In Media members. RSVP here