Before you book
- Pack neutral layers; avoid logos and neon unless instructed.
- Confirm call time, parking, and COVID/wardrobe notes—silence saves productions time.
- Bring a book or quiet hobby; hurry-up-and-wait is real.
On-set etiquette that gets you asked back
- Phones down when rolling; listen to PA instructions immediately.
- Do not chase celebrities or cameras—professionalism is part of your résumé.
- Stay aware of eyelines; never steal focus from principals.
Turning extras into progress
Log what you worked, what you wore, and who coordinated you. That data feeds better submissions later. Pair on-set lessons with a clean digital profile so when a featured role opens, you are already verified as reliable.
