Dylan Brainard

As a Production Assistant on Shoot Your Shot, I helped the grip team unload and set up lights and stands and helped run power to said lights. I also ran Slate for the entirety of the production.

On a feature helmed by Full Sail Hall of Famer Tim Sparks, My Job consisted of loading and unloading equipment, helping order and/or set up crafty services, ensuring cast and crew remained hydrated and dry come rain or shine, and helped lock down locations with large numbers of civilains.

Assisted in obtain food, water, and gear to members of the crew as well as blocked off traffic and keep tabs on the Lincoln replica used for our shoot about the assassination of JFK.

As an Electric, my job mirrored my stagehand position with the added additions to my job being; fixing lights, working directly with industry professionals to set up their numerous works stations, and ensuring cables are neatly placed and tied to appropriate riggings.

As an audio video tech, my responsibilities included building Speaker towers, Video walls, television stands, running power to each of the following, and ensuring that everything related to video and audio is running smoothly and safely

As a World of Wonder production, I was tasked with ensuring talent and crew were both fed and kept hydrated as well as looked after gear and fire-watched any and all rooms used during the production. Also helped transport food and necessary items to and from set and HQ.

As a Stagehand, I was responsible with setting up lights and their accompanying rigs, wrap and wrangle cables, and setting up projectors and television sets for corporate events.

As the director and writer for this shoot, my job entailed the writing the script and editing it to meet our customer's requirements. As the Director, I was in charge of lining the script and developing a shot list for the shoot itself. I also ensured talent was well taken care of as well as overseer of the editing process.