Jack Carr

So when I walk on set, it is surreal.

And to know that everybody is and people come up to me all the time on set and thank me for creating this universe, allowing them to be there.

But not just that they can be there working on a set, it's that we have created, mostly through Chris, Antoine Fuqua, David DiGilio, all these guys at the top, David DiGilio's the showrunner, and to build this family.

And people come up to me all the time and they say that they've been involved in hundreds of Hollywood productions and they've never felt this way on a set before.

And that's because you're filming these things for seven, eight months.

And that doesn't count all the work that goes into the scripts ahead of time and all the post-production.

So just being on set.

And so during that time, people are going to get married, get divorced, lose loved ones.

Life is going to happen.

And David DiGilio in particular is the showrunner.

He makes sure that everyone is taken care of.

And we're also bringing people along with us.

So if they're in a department this season, they're going to move their way up in that department next season.

So yeah.

It's they really feel taken care of and it's all genuine.

And I think that helps bring everybody bring their A game.

And everyone is so happy to be there on these sets.

It's really cool.

And people tell me how different they want to make sure that I know that it's not like this on every Hollywood production.

That's cool.