EP CANADA

A typical day at EP Canada is non-stop working listening to the directors, and listening and communicating through a walky talky throughout the day. I get at the location we are filming at and set up garbage cans and tents for actors, camera operators, move equipment like cameras, tents, heaters, lights, hooking up electrical. Everyday I always learn new shortcuts that benefit myself and the director.(ex: listening and setting up everything ready for the next location to start filming. Everyday I would have to adapt to the surroundings as we work around the city of Toronto and at home base studio (777 Kipling). My co-workers are friendly and we are always looking out for each others back always rushing to each task with initiative to quickly, and quietly finish each task that is given. By far I think this is the most hard working job I've ever done working from 10-13 hours at a time, but I am the type of person who loves to be active while working not only does it put me in better shape but also trains me mentally to prepare me to learn new terms and techniques that can help get the job done.

EP CANADA was one of the best companies i work at. I usually come to work about 30 minutes early to see the set and get the over all information of what needs to be done that particular day. i worked 12 hours minimum and sometimes if my relive comes late or call in sick i was required to stay longer hours(up to 19 hours) until my manager arranges another relive for me.

The interviews were easy and relaxing overall. On 2nd interview, a manager said they will let people know even when not hired. After the 3rd interview, I sent a follow-up email and they never responded, which means I have been ghosted. Very disappointed in their professionalism.

Film industry is very competitive. Can be very difficult to work year round 
But paid well when working. 
Lots of overtime results in very long work day/week.workinworkin

Casual dress code.
High volume clientele.
Great team members.
Busy environment.
Environmentally conscious.
Flexible and understanding management.
Great customer service.

Great opportunity to make alot of money but you put in the hours to make up for it. You have to be able to work in a team and have trouble solving skills on the spot. Creative and also technical.

People were friendly and very helpful. No job security. Very good place to work. Always busy. Lots of overtime. Lots of experience and you get to learn new things.

Very exciting work place but that being said also not so great. The hierarchy of film is a weird and uncomfortable thing. It’s long hours but pay very well even in the entry level positions

It was okay. I would not consider the job I worked as anything beneficial long-term unless you really have a passion for working in the film industry.

Great work environment. The management was very professional and key at handling things in a personal way. Sometimes u gotta know when its fun and all 

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