Anissa Matlock

Site Clean-up

Recorded Sound

Part of a Team of Makeup Artists: Created 9 Cavemen/women for the commercial.

Created Zombie Makeup Effects for 6-8 Flash-mob Performers on 2 separate dates. Trained SFX Makeup Assistant - Kym Green. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOcho_TPmqI

Worked at Frightmore for 3 seasons Will work their 2013 Haunt Season as well. Used Ben Nye cake makeup, thick blood, mint blood, and other, liquid latex latex applications, cottonballs and rice to created infested wounds, etc. Specialty: Creating bloodied/rotted wounds, detailed (paint brush) scarring or muscle tissue.

General PA Duties Set-up/Pack-up Assisted Talent Assisted Director, AD, and DP Assisted Craft Services Assisted Set Decorator

Created Bruising, Cuts, and Druggie looks for multiple scenes.

Choreographed Fights Supervised Rehearsals, On-Set Safety

Choreographed and Supervised Fight Sequences & Rehearsals. Fights: Joseph Hawk & Bullies Ghoul & Shadow with clones Shadow & Joseph Hawk Joseph Hawk & Shade Copycat & Shadow with clones

Makeup Touch-Ups between takes. Bruising & Cuts for Battle Simulation Scene.

- One of a team of around 32 FX Artists to turn nearly 300 participants into Zombies for the event. - Created realistic wounds and appropriate decay for Zombie participants. - Worked quickly and efficiently without sacrificing quality. - Provided quality Zombie FX Makeup to attendees of the Quarantine Afterparty.

- Reviewed footage captured during filming - Responsible for editing the shots into the final product - Added Music - Balanced Sound - Created title and end credits

- Directed Actors and Camera Operators - Reviewed dailies - Tracked Schedule - Approved Filming Locations - Oversaw management of the project from start to completion. It received an A grade and can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7SdPVBYSCY

- Conceptualized camera angles and specific shots needed to achieve the artistic vision for the film - Directed the camera operator in the capture of those shots

- Adapted story from my repertoire of short-stories - Conceptualized, wrote and formatted the screenplay - Made the necessary edits to the script to ensure all elements were conducive to the plot

- Tracked the scenes through the filming process - Ensured that lines were delivered in concordance with what was written in the script - Made appropriate edits to the script as needed

- Secured props for use on set throughout the production process - Coordinated use of props and prop continuity on set

- Secondary camera operator for scenes in which two camera angles could be shot simultaneously - Assisted the head camera operator with shots he was physically unable to capture

- Kept actors on schedule with shoot days and rehearsals - Provided on-set meals for actors and crew members

- Coordinated and oversaw a scene in the film involving a young dog that was required to affectionately jump up on the lead actor.

- Choreographed and coordinated a scuffle and a fall that takes place during the chase sequence for the film

- Choreographed a 3-minute chase sequence for the film - Organized and oversaw all rehearsals for the scene

- Conceptualized costumes for each of the characters in the film - Oversaw and approved the costume choices - Kept track of costumes on and off set for continuity purposes

- Scouted filming locations on and off Clayton State University's campus - Acquired permissions to film in multiple locations on campus, including office space and Jazzman's Cafe

- Auditioned and hand-picked select actors to portray the characters in the film - Secured a body double for an actress that had a last minute conflict with a shoot

- Conceptualized shots - Directed camera operator throughout the production process

- Coordinated group members, locations, and shoot schedules - Oversaw production process from start to the completion and presentation of the project The project received an A grade and can be found on YouTube at the following link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDhZBSshJCI

- Conceptualized, wrote and formatted the script for a 3-5 minute short film, a group-final, in my 2011 Acting for the Camera class at Clayton State University.