Bri Castellini

I was an associate producer during the first season of this series. As the show prepares for its second season, I was promoted to producer (as well as assistant director), overseeing the crowdfunding campaign, scheduling, casting, and other managerial and organizational tasks.

I made call sheets, schedules, coordinated with all the departments, and kept track of takes and other on-set decisions. I also acted as the producer for this project.

I became an associate producer for this show during its first season, after filming had wrapped. I designed the thumbnails for the episodes, set up the official IMDb page, and assisted or consulted on various other promotional decisions. I was promoted to a full producer during the development of season 2.

I was an associate producer at MTV in their digital video department for several months, after being an intern and temp for a year before that- this project was just one of my favorites of the many I was involved with. You can view the full Lynda Lowery video here: https://youtu.be/ZPKDoVNoY9w

I executive produced this short film, as well as the writer, director, and editor. Winner: Best Comedy (Women's Only Entertainment Film Festival, 2017). Winner: Best Short Screenplay (New York Short Film and Screenplay Competition, 2016, and London Indie Fest, 2017).

I edited Brains in Final Cut Pro on my Macbook Pro. The process included adding a destroyed building into the background of episode 7, adding a wound frame by frame in episode 4, and adding ADR audio in several episodes.

In addition to recruiting all cast and crew, as executive producer I oversaw every element of production and coordinated much of it myself. I was the primary contact for all cast and crew on and off set, I set agendas for production meetings, made up production schedules, contacted and secured locations, took complete charge of our very successful IndieGoGo campaign, oversaw the budget, and controlled production organization in general. I also pay for everything that our IndieGoGo budget doesn’t cover.

I created and wrote the show.