Exclusive interview with Jennifer Carriere aka Hollywood Script Supervisor Ceo about various topics such as the current writer’s strike and how it will affect the entertainment world and how to become a script supervisor.

When a writer is given the reins to direct their own work, the art that follows is the truest translation of their script from page to screen. Another director make take that script and make an amazing movie but a writer, who has a clear vision for their story, will translate it into the most honest interpretation of their script. There’s a reason why The Oscars recognize writer-directors, who write the stories they put to film. At its core, the writer’s understand the characters, motivation, plot, and story better than anyone else and it shows in their work!

In the interview above, Jennifer Carriere talks about how she broke into the world of Hollywood. She provides her blueprint to success as a script supervisor and wants you to become the next success story. Providing free lessons on the practice of script supervision, she details why it is a lucrative profession that can make one fulfill their aspirations to be apart of the celebrity lifestyle.

Visit her website to sign up for her classes and also to learn more about this engaging personality that has taken the entertainment world by storm.

ABOUT JENNIFER CARRIERE

In 2008, her passion for film and TV production took hold while she was in New Orleans, sparking her journey as a script supervisor. Despite having a thriving career in civil engineering, she embraced this newfound calling and quickly immersed herself in training. Shortly after, she embarked on her first feature film as a script supervisor, and ever since then, she has continued her passion for the industry.

Over the years, her dedication to script supervising has grown alongside my expanding role in the industry. In early 2018, she ventured into producing TV series while continuing my work as a script supervisor. She had the privilege of overseeing the scripts of numerous TV episodes and contributing as an associate producer, accumulating a wealth of experience.