Adrian Alonso

Used field notes to create compelling, focused stringouts. Wrote interview questions for cast based on episode-specific and season-specific story arcs. Worked alongside editors to create memorable moments and address network notes. Effectively shepherded episodes from stringout to network lock.

Worked in a team responsible of creating stringouts for a one-hour program. Tracked storylines, wrote interview bites, interview questions, episode outlines, and assisted the Story Supervisor in addressing exec notes.

Produced sizzle reel for new network show.

Create episode stringouts, work with editors to best address exec and network notes.

Create stringouts for Sizzle reels, design, write and create presentation materials for networks.

Assisted in writing and planning story for entire season. In charge of interview pulls, string outs, cut downs. Worked closely with post producer and editors to maximize story moments with interview bite selects. Also conducted pulls, selects and highlights for network promos.

Shot, ran audio, and edited game prototypes to show for network approval. Was in charge of operating and maintaining 3 cameras and 5 GoPros as well as full lav gear. Also created and designed binders for network executives.

Selected contestants. Assisted in planning and writing story beats for taping. Wrangled and organized contestant-submitted B-Roll. Prepped contestant family members for on-air interviews. Devised an electronic system to assign family member seating on set. Constructed and managed a "cheat monitor" for host. Designed and programmed fillable PDFs for story sheets.

Picked selects from the show's footage to construct original, never-before-seen assets highlighting happened during the week at the Ranch, trainer tips, healthy cooking tips, etc. Designed the Biggest Loser Digital Media logo. Performed color passes on footage, and final A/V quality control before network delivery. Available on Hulu.

Translated, edited, spell-checked, and rendered over 70 AfterEffects projects for on-air use. Performed meticulous final A/V quality control passes on 50 hour-long episodes before network delivery. Drafted quality control notes for those episodes and supervised corrections.

Selected contestants. Assisted in planning and writing story beats for taping. Wrangled and organized contestant-submitted B-Roll. Prepped contestant family members for on-air interviews. Devised an electronic system to assign family member seating on set. Constructed and managed a "cheat monitor" for host. Designed and programmed fillable PDFs for story sheets.

Also performed duties as LIVE camera, prompter, tape deck operator, and set building. Worked on the very first daily PBS News show for San Diego--Evening Edition.

Was one of 2 people that wrangled, fed, transported and entertained a cast of 56 foreign artists during their stay in the US. Also took them to doctor visits, grocery shopping, sightseeing, and rehearsals.

Wrangled and prepped award winners before going onstage and receiving their awards.

Wrangled over 100 Spanish-speaking contestants in accordance to Production needs. Worked closely with producers to uncover personal stories that might have otherwise been missed during production.

Handled lens and load changes for A camera. Also loaded 35mm film into magazines.

Lens changes, general camera maintenance, dolly grip. 1.7 million views on YouTube.

1st A/C on shoot. Assisted in lens changing, lighting, general camera maintenance, and data wrangling.

Set dressing and talent wrangling. 5.7 million views on YouTube.

Led casting department. Emmy winner.

Assisted in lighting and wrangling approximately 150 extras for the shoot.