But could you explain in your words exactly what it is you actually do? So I'm

brought on in kind of late prep of a film, maybe two or three weeks before you start filming.

And My job is basically protect the script for the writer, for the editor, for the director when we're filming because it's so chaotic, so stressful when everything's going on.

You don't shoot in sequence often so you're shooting out of order.

So my job is essentially to protect the script to make sure that when you come to the edit it can all be put together and still make sense.

Obviously lots of people are worrying about that as well.

but I'm kind of the catch-all person.

Exactly.