Come prepared, but don’t psych yourself out. They’re generally nice people, and the vibe is more “we want to get to know you as a person” than “we’re trying to grill you.” Walk in ready to talk through your experience, ask thoughtful questions, and show you understand what the role actually involves — but keep it conversational and confident.

I had an interview with two people and then moved on to a timed editing test where I was given multiple scripts to review within 20 minutes. I also had written questions I had to answer about what I’d do in certain situations.