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37 Reasons to Enroll in the
RULE THE SET
Classes
Professional Training in the
Art of working On-Set!
The TV and Film Industry is booming globally– Industry growth in 3 short years is projected to generate over 50,000 jobs in the US alone, most of which are On-Set...
Since on-set workers (crew) have acquired specialized skills, the average pay for these jobs is more than $50,000 a year.
However, getting into the industry is hard. Almost 100% of these jobs are referral only.
And even if you do get the job... do you know how to keep it?
A Few Things You Will Learn:
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What the production company, network and studio expect from you
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How to negotiate your pay rate to make more money than you ever thought possible
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Leadership techniques that will gain you respect and get you rehired
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How to get real credits and convert them into referrals that skyrocket your career.
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The things you better know when dealing directly with Executives and other above the liners.
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How to handle Celebrity Talent
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Set Etiquette
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The most efficient way to order lunch for 37 people
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Walkie talkie secrets that will make or break you on set
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Controversial strategies to survive long or difficult shoots.
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How to know when you're getting fired
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What to do when you don't know what to do
And much more...
What Kinds of Jobs do RTS Classes Prepare You For?
Entry-level and skilled positions both on-set and in production offices.
Taught by instructors who work on Film and TV production crews for a living.
Courses:
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From PA to Producer
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Director School
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Film Financing 101
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Self Tape Workshop for Actors
Master Classes:
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Cinematography for Episodic Television
Coming Soon:
- Art Department
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Assistant Camera (1st and 2nd AC)
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Associate Producer
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Camera Operator
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Carpenters / Construction
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Catering / Craft Services
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DIT
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Field Producer
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Grip (Set, Dolly)
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Hair Stylist
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Line Producer
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Locations
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Makeup Artist
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Media Manager
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On-Set Electricians
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Production Accountant
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Production Coordinator
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Script Supervisor
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Sound (Mixer, Boom Operator, Utility)
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Wardrobe
Student Success
"It wasn't even two weeks after attending the PA class before I landed a gig through my instructor, and my career launched off!
I am so excited as my dream is becoming a reality!”
"Thank you for teaching the Production Assistant Academy this past weekend.
I learned a great deal, and had a very enjoyable experience."
Ryan Smith | PA
Claudine Gallager | Associate Producer
"Congratulations, on a great training session, just so you know I gave my teacher an "Excellent" in every category.
The passion and love for what he does came through in living color.”
BH | Office PA
"The PA Academy was very informative and my teacher had a great personality for keeping people engaged and encouraged..."
S Housley
"When I came to this business I was in the middle of a career change!!!!!
After taking the PA class, I became a RTS member.
My personal RTS coach, Tommy, suggested I take the Media Manager course.
After 3 shows he got me my first Media Manager credit on a major network reality show.
6 shows later, I was making $350/day.
Now I am in high demand making over $120,000/year working in a position I never even knew existed.
Thank You Rule The Set and especially my mentor, Tommy, for picking out the perfect career for me"
AP | Media Manager
* These examples depicting income, earnings or job success are NOT to be interpreted as common, typical, expected, or normal for an average student. Although we have numerous documented success stories from our coaching students, we cannot track all of our students’ results, and therefore cannot provide a typical result. You should assume that the average person gets little to no jobs or could lose money as there is work and risk associated with working on film and tv shows. The students depicted have participated in advanced Rule The Set training and coaching. The participants shown are not paid for their stories; however, some of the students depicted may also be a Rule The Set coach, and our coaches are compensated for their services. We believe in full transparency, so please read our Earnings and Income Disclaimers and Terms of Use.