Teresa Loera

I was the Sequestered Cast Coordinator. I was in charge of wrangling the contestants as they got eliminated from the show. I lived in the hotel with the eliminated contestants taking them out for activities, monitoring their computer and phone usage and making sure they got to interviews and other filming requirements on time and prepared. I worked on set wrangling the contestants during tapings of Last Chance Kitchen.

I was the Host Handler for the entire first season. I was in charge of picking up the host at his residence, bringing him to set, making sure he practiced his lines and stayed on schedule and on task throughout the day. I looked after his needs, and at the end of the day dropped him home.

I worked the night shift. I brought the contestants to the hotel. Ordered dinner if necessary, got breakfast orders, gave call times, monitored the halls over night. In the morning I woke them up, served breakfast and made sure they headed to set at the proper time.

I was the right hand to the Bachelor for the show. I was responsible for picking him up, and dropping him off, making sure he was ready on time on set, and also be there as an emotional cheerleader when he needed me. I also assisted the host on set.

Ran Basecamp making sure wardrobe, hair, makeup and actors where prepared and ready for the shoot day. Handled Academy Award nominated and winning actors and actresses. I also made callsheets and helped plan logistics for the shoot.

Assisted the host of the show. Communicated with Stage Manager about schedule.

Assisted the Production Coordinator in PreProduction with scheduling rental pick ups, production logistics and also managing and delegating tasks to a team of PAs

I did regular PA runs and duties. I also assisted the Talent coordinator by driving first team, and being another contact point for talent on set.

I was in charge of Live Online lessons that we broadcasted to students across the world for the school. I communicated with special effects technicians and artists to schedule and plan out a curriculum for an online class. I also moderated, and did live quality control of the live lessons and was the AD on set.

I was in charge of scheduling, ADing and running a Live 6 hour YouTube broadcast talk show with some of Hollywood's best makeup artists. I was in charge of researching the artists, wrangling guests, keeping the schedule, cutting to commercials after each segment and making sure the show ran smoothly.

This was a short live action VR film. I assisted the 1st AD with call sheets and on set production logistics. I was also in charge of getting all the proper releases signed by cast and crew.

Shuttled cast and crew in 15 pass van from base camp to location. Went on runs, and helped on set when possible.

I was putting in charge of the runs. I drove the director, picked up brand managers from LAX, and went to the store to pick up anything that was needed.

I worked with one other PA and together we were in charge of the large amount of BG. Signing them in, making sure they were ready, and kept an eye on them.

I worked with the ADs helping with the call sheets, and other PA duties. I was a pass van driver and assigned to shuttle first team. By the end of the production I helped in coordinating the three pass vans and was put in charge of the other drivers.

I helped first time narrative director with pre-production and production of a short film including: casting, scheduling, script revision and location scouting. Then during filming I was the only AD and had to keep level headed and organized to get the film through its demanding schedule.