
Sarah Elizabeth Jones died doing the job she loved. The South Carolina native was working as a second camera assistant when she was killed on set February 20, 2014. Her friends and the film community rallied to remember Jones in a movement called Slates for Sarah.

"She was really just an easygoing (person), loved to have fun and really enjoyed what she did kind of person," her friend Eric Henson said. He and Jones were on a set in New Orleans when this photo was taken.

Jones worked on the set of "The Vampire Diaries" in Atlanta as a second camera assistant. Part of her job included marking the start of a take with a camera slate. Crew members from the TV show "Glee" and others shared messages of support.

Crew members from "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" paused to remember Jones, as well as Brent Hershman. Hershman was a crew member who died in 1997 when he fell asleep at the wheel and crashed his car after a 19-hour day. His death sparked a conversation about working hours and workplace safety.

The Del Mar Theater in Santa Cruz, California, changed its marquee in honor of Jones.

Crew members from the set of the TV show "Nashville" honored Jones.

Workers from the set of "Downton Abbey" shared their condolences.

The cinematography department at Full Sail University shared this tribute. The colorful tape is standard issue on film sets.

Even the crew on the set of "Sharknado 2" shared their message of remembrance.


