So what was that like?

Yeah.

So being a script coordinator is very technical position.

So like a writer's room, you're in the room taking notes for the writers, um, script coordinator, your proofreading, um, all the scripts, not only for grammatical and like typo errors for like continuity errors for productions like so for example something like scene headings making sure they're all uniform like for example if someone in a scene says like interior Johnny's room that's one location but then later in the script they say interior Johnny's bedroom like you would want to make sure they're all Johnny's room or all Johnny's bedroom like every every location has to be the the same for production reasons once you start getting into production it becomes more of an issue of um making sure the pages are locked like once you get into shooting a script you you don't change the page numbers because that affects uh shooting it but but then Like there might be new pages that are added or pages that are cut.

So things are cut.

So then you get into weird numbering where, you know, you wouldn't add an additional page three or change the number to page three.

It would become 2A or 2B or the same with the scene numbers.

So what's your advice?