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In today’s episode, Mitch Thayne breaks down FilmLaab’s system for handling problems on set. Three A’s: Anticipate, Absorb, and Adapt. He shares real stories from past productions: like forgetting gear, dealing with sick crew, and handling last-minute client changes. This approach is all about keeping clients confident, protecting the crew, and making sure productions stay on track. It’s a helpful watch for anyone in production, directing, or cinematography who wants to lead with confidence when things don’t go as planned.
This episode was filmed on August 25th, 2025.
00:00 Introduction
02:54 Principle 1: Anticipate
11:53 Principle 2: Absorb
19:51 Principle 3: Adapt
21:41 Wrapping it All Up
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