Film Work

Professionally, I work either as a Producer or within the Assistant Director department. However, I’m more than capable of doing a variety of different jobs on film sets and would love the opportunity to work with you!

As an Assistant Director,

As an AD, my biggest strength is my ability to adapt. I’ve gotten much better at being able to create a schedule on the first try that works best for all departments. However, as you may know, nothing ever goes according to plan, and I’ve gotten really good at coming up with Plan B’s, Plan C’s, and Plan D’s on the fly. While staying on schedule is my number 1 priority, safety is my other number 1 priority. I have gotten the experience of working in high risk situations when I AD’d my first car chase scene and my various fight scenes in Seattle. That taught me what is truly expected on a professional set and how to properly conduct sets in the future. My 3rd number 1 priority is actually helping the director. I feel like it can be very easy to stress the director out, distracting them from what they need to do. I feel like I’m good at alleviating that stress. In conclusion, just know that if you hire me onto your AD team, I’ve got your back.

As a Producer,

This last year, I produced a psychological thriller feature called The Red Room. Through that experience, I learned the in’s and out’s of the infamous SAG-AFTRA performer agreements, hiring crew, location scouting, and budget management. I also realized that producing is very much a people’s game. Being able to read people and douse fires before conflict erupts is critical. If you hire me as a producer, I’ll work tirelessly, from development to distribution, to make sure your film goes off without a hitch!

Other Roles

Here is a list of all of the other roles I’ve done in the last 7 years. The ones that are in bold are the ones that I can do at a professional level and would love to do again in the future.

Various Film Jobs I can do: