“Unveiling the Secrets: How Shari Hamrick Grewal Transformed from Film Crew Member to Visionary Producer/Director”
Ashley
Yeah. For sure. So, I’m curious to get your take on this. And I know I experienced this when I moved out to LA, I would get jobs as a PA and you’d be working 12-14 hours a day. You’d come home and you’re exhausted. Like, and you had just said, oh, well, I didn’t want to wait tables and do the acting part time, but there is a balance there. And where do you land on that? I know it’s, it’s, you can find these products. If you move to LA, you can find these production jobs. And I do think there’s a lot of value, especially for screenwriters to see that. But I also think there’s a point at which it starts to drain you to the point where you can actually focus on writing. Where do you land on some of that stuff? How much experience do you need versus how much time do you just need in your room writing by yourself and actually pumping out some drafts that you can send to people.
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