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Pennsylvania, earned him a referral from the state film office to work on
Lucky Numbers. His résumé also includes the features The Contender,
Hannibal, Hearts in Atlantis, and the series DC.
Job Overview
The captain assists the transportation coordinator in the leasing and
insuring of all production vehicles, hiring the drivers, and generally over-
seeing the drivers and vehicles while on set.
Job Overview
The transportation office coordinator is responsible for every piece of
accounting paperwork for the transportation department, including pur-
chase orders, check requests, and driver time cards. The office coordina-
tor reports to the transportation coordinator, and generally works in the
production office.
Special Skills
Organized, detail-oriented, personable, and problem solving skills are
all attributes that make for a good transportation office coordinator. "I
think being a people person has helped me," says coordinator Kris
Golashesky. "A lot of times people will forgive your mistakes because
they like you. If you have a good demeanor and are good with people, it
takes you to another level."
Advice for Someone Seeking This Job
Although the film industry is tough to get into, Golashesky suggests,
"The best thing that anyone can do is contact their local or state film
office and volunteer your time to the office of a production company.
There are lots of opportunities once you get in, but you have to wait your
turn to get there. Nobody starts out as a producer."
JOB TITLE: TRANSPORTATION
OFFICE COORDINATOR OR
TRANSPORTATION ACCOUNTANT
JOB TITLE: TRANSPORTATION CAPTAIN
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