Luiza Castellucci

responsible for printing and organizing the casting selection binder, for greeting and taking care of potential cast members, and for setting up and shutting down production elements.

In charge of being the first one on set, preparing set for staff, loading gear, buying crafty, driving on-set vehicles (cargo and minivans), taking care of the paperwork, and being available for any extra production needs like picking up extra gear and instruments, wrapping set, being the last one to leave location, and mainly assisting the Production Coordinator.

Associate Story Producer tasks included taking notes, editing the notes taken on an excel sheet, turning the notes into a storytelling script, making sure the cast was on camera at all times, recording and interviewing cast members at moments that the main camera was not rolling on them, producing the episode on Producer's day off.

As a set PA or Production Assistant, my tasks included transporting equipment, driving talent and crew, supporting crew members on set, preparing and packing items, handling production paperwork, protecting the set from the public (lock down), cleaning the set, managing emails, receipts, and make sure the production's budget and expenses were under control.

I wrote, co-wrote, performed comedy/musical sketches and Stand-up comedy.

My tasks involved helping with the cast schedule, taking care of the merchandise, selling tickets, helping the main actors with anything they needed or would not feel comfortable with, and staying in character (Zaza) during the show.

I co-wrote, co-directed and performed movement pieces

Swept and mopped the stage before and after every show, was responsible for all of the props of the show (including handing them out to actors and checking them in/out), set the scenic elements for the top of the show, and set multiple new scenarios throughout the run, was responsible for all the scenic furniture on stage (setting them for the top of the show, managing them during the run, and striking them every night), was responsible for repairing/fixing the scenic elements in case of damage.

Checked in and out the entire cast’s costumes, was responsible for helping most actors with quick changes, washed every single costume every night after shows, was responsible to fix costumes in case actors had any issues with them throughout the run, was responsible for locking up the entire theater and making sure the department was ready for the next day/show.