Greg Tietz

I worked as a liaison between contestants and Executive Producers, also leading a team of Production Assistants.

Unisynth Army is a 27 minute short comedy film that I wrote and produced. The movie was shot entirely in San Francisco with an all-local cast and crew. The film recently screened at Delancey Screening Room.

Worked with Reality Crew and also Camera Crew.

I worked alongside Director Rolf Saxon and Director of Photography Paul Nordin. We were tasked with completing principal photography over eighteen shooting days. We shot 6+ pages per day and did not compromise the artistic look of the film or the actors' performances. I supervised a great cast and crew of 42.

Operated Panasonic DVX-100B for a corporate 4th quarter webcast. Also assisted with conference room set-up.

Assisted Lighting Director Eric Haines working in the studio to light the talent in support of Holly Herndon's Movement video. www.youtube.com/watch?v=kanNN4RPrgY

I worked with the Executive Producers as a Camera Operator. I shot contestants that were doing private auditions.

I worked with the Reality Department in support of the contestants and also did normal PA duties--lockouts, driving, etc.

General P.A. work on the set. Worked with contestants, assisted camera crew, load-in, load-out.

I operated six remote cameras for Cisco TV's live events via webcast. I also worked as Floor Director and Technical Director as needed.

Set up lights and ran camera for an on-line CPA review course.

I directed the first music video for San Francisco-based metal band, Castle. This was the first video released in support of their debut release on German label Van Records. www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIPrDRJPZFE

I worked as Assistant Director on the short film Mum, which was produced for the 48 Hour Film Festival. In addition, I helped assemble the production crew and secured locations.

I worked primarily in support of camera crew. I also worked to maintain script continuity.

I produced a PSA on behalf of Systems Mural Project. This production profiled mural artist Bryan Barneclo and his plans to paint the largest mural in the city. Barneclo was able to get full funding for his project, located at 4th and Townsend.

I worked as Script Supervisor/Continuity for the pilot episode of Hacienda Heights as the TV series was being picked up by Trifecta. I ran lines with the cast, maintained spotless continuity, and kept detailed log notes on this two-camera production.

I worked as Script Supervisor for the feature-length film, Red Ice. I kept detailed log notes for this two Red camera production. In addition, I maintained continuity and ran lines with the cast.

I was part of the team that assembled cast and crew for the short film, The Scientist. On set, I worked as Script Supervisor for this two-camera shoot. I kept a detailed field log, maintained continuity, and ran lines with the talent.

I worked as Associate Producer on the award-winning short film, The Loop. Written by Sean McPharlin, this film was produced as part of the 48 Hour Film Festival. I helped assemble cast and crew and also secured locations. http://vimeo.com/8628013