Andrew Card

Helping set up and break down cameras through out the day while helping to link the mobile viewpoint airlink for broadcast. Helped with load out.

Assisting camera, lighting, and sound on the fly in a run an gun environment.

Setting up zoom calls with the teradek that is link with the camera for the LA crew to see while staying in constant communication all day.

Booming when needed and setting up the lighting/ camera for the lead camera op. All while maintain communication over zoom with the crew back in the LA

Running fiber, SDI, and XLR to cameras from the broadcast truck while assisting with crafty runs when needed.

Working on the final episode of the season, I would work as a grip when needed, would go on runs, and worked on crowd control.

I went on runs through out the day and would have anyone that was spoken too in a scene sign a release. When we started moving into night time scenes, I would assist with lighting by adding whatever diffusion and gel the DP would ask for while constant moving the light scene to scene.

I was roaming PA which meant I was in charge of set up and break down of every set environment. During the filming I was would lead crowds to each location and make sure they were informed of what is happening. After filming was wrapped, I helped strike everything and brought the boxes to the truck.

I helped make runs through out the day, assisted the grip with breakdown of the lights, would operate the boom during interviews and would make runs for batteries when needed.

I assisted in the set up/strike of each interview and would mic up each speaker with a wireless lavilar, then would monitor the mixer through the taping.

During the Tampa production, I would drive the crew's rented mini vans around to make crafty runs, stingers, and what ever else the crew needed for the day. I used the shows credit card and made sure to always give a copy of the receipt. During the show, I would boom mic during interviews and towards the end, I would help the lighting crew wrap up.

I helped with the set up of the Orlando production in front of the house to make sure we were ready to roll at 7:30. During the event, I followed the camera man closely with a boom mic to make sure we could on the cuff interviews with the neighbors watching the light show. After interviews, I started working on press release with the crowd and then went on a run for the final meal of the day.

I helped set up the green screen and the lights for the interview set for the doctors. During the shoot I would help set up Lavaliar Mics and watch the sound during the interview.

I ran cables from the broadcast truck to the stage. Then assisted audio with set up of all capturing microphones.

With Astra and Diva lights, I helped light the green screen while following that up by lighting the subject and adjusting a hair light to who was speaking.

I assisted with the live broadcast of the event by making frequent runs around the Orange County Convention Center for batteries, food for talent, and what ever else my remote team needed.

I was In charge of making runs throughout the day to pick up whatever the crew needed such as crafty or batteries. During the game, I would make consistent runs through out the stadium to bring batteries, new microphones, or water to whoever needed it.

I would make runs and drive talent around for most of the first day and the start of the second. When the contestants started to come in, I was in charge of second cam ops on the Sony nxcam. I had to mix audio levels on the camera while constantly trying to find a new background to film the finalist perform a song.

I would make runs for whatever the crew needed and I would help strike the set then load everything on the truck for the crew.

I worked as a utility and a runner this time around which meant I made runs whenever it was need. At the end of the night, as a utility I helped wrap up the broadcast by collecting all the cables and audio equipment.

I would go on runs for the production throughout the day for any supplies needed. When things started to pick up, I would get people to sign releases and take photos of them with the release.

My job was to run and pick up anything the crew needed for the day, which included food, batteries and even a tarp to help fight the rain from affecting the broadcast trucks.

I would be attentive on set and would tend to any area that needed helping. Such task would be grabbing water, putting sand bags on C-stands, making battery runs and tending to talent on whatever they needed.

I was helped assist with the set up of the event through out an 18 hour work day. I would help set stages, screens and would assistant in whatever task I was needed for the most.

I was in charge of setting up the time lapse cameras throughout the convention center and back at the Performance center office. I would pull the card every night and make sure the footage was uploaded within a reasonable time.

I helped with set up and ran teleprompter for a commerical for the Detroit Lion's at their spring training camp.

I delivered gear to set that I was asked to pick up. Once on set, I help set up light stands, I picked up lunch, and I helped attach the laviers during each interview.

I was in charge of setting up the prompter on the tripod from scene to scene and putting in changes to the script with the producers.

I set up the main camera in the audience and let it run for the event while I used a second DSLR to shoot close up shots of the performing dancers.

My job was to help the producer and lead camera operator with moving gear from scene to scene along with setting up lighting for each shot.

I was in charge of setting the three points of lighting and finding power for everyone's gear.

I set up the speakers, microphone, and the sound mixer before the conference while running cables to power the whole event.

I set up the audio equipment in a clean and timely manner just in time to play music for all the attendees. During the event, I watched for audio peaks and made sure each speaker was clearly heard.

I helped the crew set up and break down wile moving from location to location while moving through Universal park.

I was tasked with set up and break down of an interview locations that the drivers would come and give perspective on the up coming race. This included lights, camera and sounds.

Help set up lighting with the Director of Photography and lending a hand to anyone who needs help.

I set up lighting for each shot and carried equipment around the store to help out the photographer.

Helping set up lights, lifting 50+ pounds of equipment and grabbing water for who needs some.

Help set up/break down the sound system and man the second camera during the press event. Be ready to run lenses, battery, and memory cards whenever the main camera operator needed them.

Tending to the Special Guest needs and maintaining a safe environment for people to work in.

Carrying the equipment and lighting to the interviews to help showcase what the convention had to offer.

Hooking the lavalier mic to the interviewee and sound mixing as they talk about their business and what they would like the community to know.