Good job man! it is an exciting time! If you do get the job, stay focused on the job, professional, be a great guy, Show that you are there to learn and be a valuable asset to the team even if you are the bottom feeder.
For the interview, (you probably know this already) look up the company, find out what they made, even try them out a bit if you haven't played them. Even though your nerves are on edge, smile, be courteous and be someone they want to talk to. Most of the time your interview is only to confirm their good feeling about you. Think about the questions they ask you instead of charging into a question and not answering properly. If you don't understand the question, smile, apologize and ask them to repeat the question. Since you're going to be a personal assistant, they probably want a person who will listen properly and address the issue the first time around.
Although it's obvious what NDA implies, it's very easy to think that even confirming or denying small things like rumors, speculations or worse, leaks will not matter. Keep everything close to you and when things crop up about your studio's game, it's best to not reply at all. It can be scary how easily some companies can track your activity. I say that but hopefully your studio is more relaxed than what i'm describing. :)
PM me if you want any more advice!
Good luck, Have Batman!
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