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How to become a production assistant 
Get an appropriate degree. 
A college education is not a prerequisite to work as a production assistant, but many recent graduates with degrees in broadcast journalism, communications, and film compete for pa jobs. These degrees are less relevant than actual work experience, but they can help you get your foot in the door.
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 + The most relevant bachelor's degrees are broadcast journalism, communications, and film. However, a college degree is not required for the field and even a relevant degree might do little to advance your prospects.
 + Professional producer job is the most sought after job in broadcasting, so it is an important first step to get into broadcasting. Television stars are known to have exceptional production skills and the national media has a tremendous advantage at that.
 + Consider getting an internship to save money and to prove that you are serious about becoming a production assistant. An internship is a great way to develop communication skills before you graduate.
 + Work experience in broadcast journalism will show potential employers that you are comfortable handling customer problems, and that you have a passion for this topic. Graduate school education may be a good route, or you may need a bachelors or master's degree.
The most relevant bachelor's degrees are broadcast journalism, communications, and film. However, a college degree is not required for the field and even a relevant degree might do little to advance your prospects.