Blood, Sweat, and Tedium
Michael 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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It's Not Easy
(Note: Another reworked missive from the Wayback Machine — 2013)
“The best laid schemes o’ Mice an’ Men gang aft agley”
Robert Burns
For a recent episode of my current show, our producers hired a celebrity television chef to appear in a...
Learning to Work
Another updated missive from the Wayback Machine.
“Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.”
Maimonides
It’s graduation time, which means another cohort of hopeful young people wi...
The Christmas Show
(This week’s offering comes from the Wayback Machine — 2014)
Snow Rollers in action
Photo by Sketch Pasinski
The nature of television production dictates that episodes linked to specific holidays be shot far in advance. That’s why w...
Fame
I’ve never really understood the quest for fame. We all appreciate a level of respect and affirmation in our personal and professional lives — who doesn’t want an “attaboy” after doing a good job? — but craving celebrity is something else,...
Nights
Image courtesy of Islay Stoutjesdyk
(Note: A version of this, which first posted shortly after I retired, is in the book)
It’s May of 1988, Oxford, Mississippi, a little after 8:00 in the morning as I weave down the red carpet hal...
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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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