The phrase "a craft service" is not correct in standard English; it should be "craft services" without the article "a." You can use "craft services" to refer to the catering services provided on film and television sets, typically offering snacks and beverages to the cast and crew.
Example: "The production team ensured that craft services were stocked with healthy snacks to keep everyone energized throughout the long shoot."
Alternatives: "catering services" or "snack services."
Normally, the food offered by a craft service outfit is supplemented by a caterer that provides two hot meals on the set.
Here's a secret: General Hospital doesn't have a craft service at all! It's just something they don't do.
Have a craft service table throughout each shooting day stocked with water, soda, coffee, snacks, and treats -- and get a Costco membership to save you tons of money for bulk purchases.
But, another theory, one proposed in Archibald and Feldman's book Why Does College Cost So Much?, holds that the hyper-inflation we've seen in the cost of college is no different than what you see in any industry that employs highly-skilled labor to deliver a service, especially a craft service like education, which cannot "scale" in the same way manufacturing can.
Talent had to sing and dance a long time before they got to stand in a craft services line.
"There I was in this weird place, with a craft services guy coming over to give me a glazed doughnut.
The ham tasted like boiled ham, which is to say, like something I do not choose to eat voluntarily unless I'm at a craft services table and the only other options are Red Delicious apples and bad grapes.
The non-speaking extras weren't getting paid but were promised meals — a craft-services recompense that, in light of their usual chow-hall fare, was enticing enough on its own.
Where as, The 100 has an insane craft service, it's just a quick trek through the forest to get to it.
She opened and ran her highly acclaimed craft-services company, Andrea's Craft Service, with the goal of creating a healthier food experience on the film set, gaining admirers such as Tim Allen, Mary J. Blidge, Michael Bay, Joe Pytka, Adam Sandler, Jane Seymour, and countless other A-listers.
Greg mentioned everyone, craft service, drivers, but not me.
