Blood, Sweat, and Tedium
Michael T. TaylorI was a juicer in Hollywood - set lighting technician - for forty years, and now I'm not ... so instead I tell stories about life inside the belly of the film and television industry beast
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Best Class Ever
At a crucial period during my protracted adolescence — being 18 going on 15 — I enrolled at the local junior college and proceeded to plod through the courses required for transfer to a UC campus. Some of those classes were more interesting...
It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time
First, you’ve gotta click over to read this by Bob D. Smiley, a TV writer and author who, like many of us who’ve toiled in the shadow of that big white Hollywood sign, worked as an extra for a while. His story about that experience is short...
Back to the Hammer
(Note: this is another from the archives, dusted off and polished up)
After we moved our entire sitcom — sets, furniture, props, and all the lighting, grip, camera, and sound gear — from one sound stage to another, I landed a few more d...
As Good as it Gets
Note: This is a heavily reworked missive from the archives
Ah, Nancy Travis … be still my heart.
While waiting in line at the local not-so-supermarket — Senior Discount Tuesday — I couldn’t help noticing the cute young checker behind...
Back to the Grind
(Note: this one hails from the winter of 2009)
It’s late Friday morning in nice quiet neighborhood of South Pasadena, where three of us — day players, all — sit in the dining room of a beautifully restored Craftsman home reading the paper:...
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Born and raised in the Bay Area, then did 40 years of hard labor in Hollywood -- but now I'm back for the duration, however long that may be. Go Giants!
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