Podcast Extra! An interview with PLL Script Supervisor Paula Hunziker

Bros Watch PLL Too - A Pretty Little Liars podcast

Benjamin Light and Marco Sparks

Tv & Film, After Shows

5 • 676 Ratings

🗓️ 19 May 2015

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

As the new season creeps closer, we sit down for a talk with Paula Hunziker, the Script Supervisor for Pretty Little Liars. Paula tells us what a script supervisor does, how she got into the gig, some of her favorite scenes from PLL, and more. Also discussed: which episode Paula is directing in Season 6, what side of the time jump it’s on, Kiefer Sutherland’s intensity level, and the mysterious allure of Lee Pace. Enjoy!

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0:14.0	I'm Hi, this is Benjamin Light.
0:27.0	And this is Marco Sparks.
0:28.8	And today we are joined by a special guest, the script supervisor for Pretty Little
0:33.1	Wires, Paula Hunsiger.
0:34.5	Hi, guys.
0:35.4	Hello.
0:36.0	Hi, how you doing?
0:37.1	Good. Thanks. How are you? We are doing
0:39.9	wonderful. So I think to start off with, I feel like the first question we have to ask,
0:45.1	because I imagine most of our listeners aren't as clear on this as we even are and we're not very clear.
0:50.0	What does a script supervisor do? You're not the only ones that are a little not clear about what our job is.
0:59.0	You know, the very quick and best way to describe the job of a script supervisor is we are basically
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