"It's clearly written by someone who thinks they can throw material things at a Developer and then get them to work 20-hour days for three months straight." Cl

"It's clearly written by someone who thinks they can throw material things at a Developer and then get them to work 20-hour days for three months straight." Clearly? Given it's almost certainly not a 9 to 5 job. But I fail to see anything that indicates the job is consists of "20-hour days for three months straight". As an aside part of being young (or not knowing about something when you are old) is learning from experience. Even though I don't necessarily agree that this involves 20 hour days, it seems like a reasonable paid opportunity and a good environment. If I wanted to break into TV, I would totally think it was reasonable to spend time as a 24 hour a day personal assistant to an important person doing whatever needed to be done to make connections. FWIW I spent some time recently doing free work for a VC in something I know about. And, viola, they are now sending me paid customers. Just like that. I gave them hours and hours of my time (with no expectation of any return) and it has paid off. I really think you have the wrong attitude toward this situation.