AnthonyDe's first PA job is wrapped!

Just finished my first job on a film crew as P.A. I primarily ran the slate but I also transported rental lighting equipment, rigged and moved lighting equipment on set, was a stand in, sound effects(pounding on a door), provided the silhouette for the killer, ordered and picked up food one day, made coffee(just once), created sets, dressed sets, provided marks for actors and other assorted gopher work. There were as many as 5 P.A.s but we average about 3. Me and the sound guy were the only ones who made it every day including the last day. We kicked ass and knocked the rest of the shoot out early. The learning curve was huge. I literally spent most of the first day scratching my head. By the last day I was anticpating what the producer, director or D.P. would need before the scenes. Apparently they were impressed enough to give me a Production Coordinator credit, not that I know what that means exactly. I figure it has to be better than P.A. though.