From KCRW, I'm Kim Masters and this is the business.

I don't have any income coming in.

I right now just lost all of my work ahead and there is nothing being booked in the future.

So at this point it's definitely a little unnerving.

None of us know what's going to happen over the next several months, but what we can control is our reaction to it, to each other.

With Hollywood on hold, we asked workers across the industry, how are you doing?

This week we hear from an actor, a cinematographer, a writer's room production assistant, a costumer, and a filmmaking team.

They tell us how their lives have suddenly changed, how they're coping while out of work, and how they think this

pandemic could change Hollywood forever. In the weeks ahead, we'll bring you interviews with people

who are still working or trying to, including a TV showrunner, an animator, and a late-night

host. And we may revisit some

interviews with folks whose movies or shows have recently become available to stream. So this is

the business done remotely. And like many of you, all of us are working one day at a time,

maybe one hour or one minute a time, and looking forward to the day when

we can look at this in the rearview mirror. So in that spirit, we banter from home. Stick around.

It's the business from KCRW.

I am in isolation myself, but still somehow joined by my fellow banterer, Matt Bellany of the Hollywood reporter.

Hello, Matt.

Hi there.

Happy isolation.

Yeah, it's been a while, just me and the dog.

It's good.

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