Nathan Shinholt

I built the camera every day, and cleaned the lenses. I loaded and formatted the media. I adjusted the camera settings. I packed our cargo van. When I’m the field, we had a skeleton crew and I did a lot of grip and electric work.

I built and maintained the camera throughout the day. I swapped lenses, batteries, and media as needed. I built and positioned lights. I helped with load-in and load-out at locations. I also performed media manger duties, offloading the footage and audio files at the end of the day in accordance to the production companies standards.

I built the camera and adjusted all of the settings. I did the media managing. I packed the camera van. I did some of the grip and electric work for our interview setups. I setup a livestream for producers to view our camera feed remotely.

I built the camera and adjusted the settings. I added the media and formatted it. I managed video village. As a skeleton crew, I often operated the B-camera.

Picked up rental car and drove cast members. Went on runs and assisted camera department with batteries and gear. Managed petty cash and receipts.

Set up an interview setting with lights, a seamless backdrop, audio, and 2 camera. Shot B-Roll of company employees in various work-related scenarios.

I assisted the DP with load in and setup of gear. I went on runs. I took lunch orders. I helped managed the talent. I managed crafty and kept the house clean.

I picked up rentals cars to drive cast and crew. I helped organize and pack gear into vans each day. I helped the DP with lights and camera setup when needed. I made a crafty list and took lunch orders. I picked up and returned rental gear. I also managed the radios.

I assisted the camera crew with gear load-in and setup. I Released restaurant staff and patrons. I went on runs and managed my petty cash and receipts responsibly. I wrangled crowds for the main challenge of the episode.

My main duties were assisting an ENG crew in the field as we followed an international influencer around during the event. I helped load and unload gear. Being familiar with cameras, I helped manage batteries, the tripod, the easy rig, and other gear. In the production office, I took lead on organizing radios for the whole crew and creating a sign out sheet. I also drove crew around Baltimore between locations.

Obtained releases and helped manage large crowds. Helped with crafty and meals.

Picked up and drove rental minivans and a cargo van. Picked up crew from the Atlanta airport. Drove crew to locations. Went on runs and managed petty cash and receipts responsibly. Assisted with the load-in and load-out at different locations. Managed crew radios.

I picked up production, casting, and producers from the airport. I went on various runs for crafty, lunch, and coffee. I managed petty cash and receipts responsibly. I helped prep our production office space, and event venues. I aided with crowed control, and the flow of thousands of people through the auditioning process.

I worked the night shift and assisted ENG crews in high-pressure environments such as clubs and bars. I drove cast, crew, and executives throughout Atlanta. I assisted with the camera and even operated on a few occasions. I was responsible for getting large groups of people released in some pretty crazy environments. In the control room, I operated robo-cams at the direction of our producers. I helped maintain an orderly office space. I managed large amounts of petty cash and kept track of receipts.

I performed standard PA duties such as managing radios, settings up tables and chairs, setting up space heaters, trash sweeps, lunch runs, and returns. I shuttled producers, crew, and talent all over Atlanta in vans. I made amazing coffee and always made sure we had plenty of it. I kept crafty, and the fridge stocked. I performed lock-ups when necessary. And I always showed up on time!

Production Assistant on both pre-production, and production. It was a pretty small crew in the AD department so each PA wore multiple hats. I was radio PA. I also performed many 1st Team responsibilities, getting them through hair, makeup, and wardrobe. I drove crew around in the 15-pass van and occasionally went on runs driving the box trucks.

I worked mainly in the office, but performed standard PA duties such as prepping radios, going on lunch runs, settings up tables, chairs, and tents, and doing trash sweeps. I shuttled producers and crew around in vans and other production vehicles.

The other camera operator and I set up lights and filmed a series of interviews.

I marked the script and storyboarded and then shooting the film.

I performed basic grip & electric responsibilities that included gelling, raising, focusing, aiming, and shaping lights.

I wrote, directed, and lensed the film with my co-director, Russ Milheim.

I had a number of responsibilities, some of which blended with other positions on a film set. I went on food runs, I helped set-dec, I was a background extra when needed, I operated the slate, and I helped to rig up lights occasionally.

I built the camera rigs, pulled focus, and operated the slate.

Building and maintaining the camera rigs, pulling focus, and operating the slate

I performed basic grip & electric duties such as gelling lights, raising lights, aiming & focusing lights, and shaping the lights with silks and flags.