Oh gosh yes. Nonfiction film and TV also employ "directors"! Their duties are somewhat different from the duties of fiction directors obviously (for instance, in nonfiction, one doesn't give line readings, nor does one tell people what to do) and yet nevertheless, they have a job to do too, one that is at least as important as craft services.

Mean-spirited comment withdrawn.

Nic she's the one who pulled the shade down and put up that black out screen.

I did, and do, A LOT more than that for these things, but thank you for thinking so highly of my contributions.

Val, those are not a small contributions. This is the first time someone thought to do that on one of these vids.

Actually, not true! The windows were blocked out for both Marisa Meltzer and Julie Powell's vids. It just looks a lot better because we are using fancier equipment. Props to our new crew member Andrew for hooking us up!

Of all the work that Val and Emily put into this episode, I never thought people would be talking about the end credits.

I appreciate that it was a pretty seamless multi-camera shoot. The cut-aways seemed to be perfectly in-sync.

My kind of servicey!