Wesley Scoggins

I teach production classes in film school in Nashville, TN; my instructor specialization is in screenwriting and post-production pipelines.

Worked as a Production Assistant for the show, drove trucks, set up and prepared gaff equipment, and helped set up grip set-ups.

I am a one man band shooter who can run multiple cameras and audio equipment.

Shot the event, recorded multiple live panels, and interviews.

I took the storyboards for the production, and turned them into animatics, synced music, sound effects, and recorded dialogue for them, and timed out scenes and gags for the show.

I worked as a production assistant for the show, and shot production stills for it.

I managed the media coming in and out of the camera system, advised the cinematographer about the technical capabilities of the Alexa, formatted SxS cards, off-loaded footage, organized it for the Editor, backed it up, and shipped it out to the Editor and the Special Effects company.

I ran cables, balanced generators, set up equipment, mounted lights, and assisted the cinematographer to light the scenes how he wanted. I also had a role as an IRS agent.

I helped contribute ideas for themes for the show, contact filmmakers about featuring their shorts, and got permission from them to do so. I also wrote for the Blog and was responsible for helping troubleshoot issues viewers had, and interviewed filmmakers to be featured on the site.

I was responsible for shooting this micro-budget indie, making sure there were no technical issues, and assisting the Director/Editor with the complexity of shooting a feature on a DSLR.

I was the Camera Operator, Assistant Cinematographer, and Editor on the film, and was essential to keeping the shoot efficient, and making sure we could shoot a feature on a micro-budget.

I was the first in my film program to shoot a project in 4K.