Chris Chandler

Writer, Director, and Director of Photography. Wrote the script for the video and planned out the execution of production including creating a shot list. Ordered the equipment needed for day of production. Set up equipment and brought the story to life visually. Edit and put together the final product, making it ready for internet release.

Ushering audience members to and from sound stages, guiding them safely to restrooms.

Ushering audience members to and from sound stages, guiding them safely to restrooms.

Ushering audience members to and from sound stages, guiding them safely to restrooms.

Lead tours, guiding the general public through the lot and teaching them about the Warner Brothers Company and the film industry. Aid in securing areas of the lot including sound stages and areas containing fragile or confidential items.

Brought the story to life visually. Working with the director to capture the underlying story in a way that will captivate the internet audience. During Preproduction I discussed the director's vision for the film with him, both overall and scene by scene. Based on that, I determined what's needed for each scene, within budget, and arranged for equipment and bought supplies. Then on the day of Production I coordinated the crew and worked with the director to make sure each scene was set up and shot to match the director's vision of the story. For each scene, I decided on the best combination of cameras, filters and lenses, as well as where the cameras will be placed, what the lighting should be and when the scene will be shot.

Brought the story to life visually. Working with the director to capture the underlying story in a way that will captivate the internet audience. During Preproduction I discussed the director's vision for the film with him, both overall and scene by scene. Based on that, I determined what's needed for each scene, within budget, and arranged for equipment and bought supplies. Then on the day of Production I coordinated the crew and worked with the director to make sure each scene was set up and shot to match the director's vision of the story. For each scene, I decided on the best combination of cameras, filters and lenses, as well as where the cameras will be placed, what the lighting should be and when the scene will be shot.

Heading data management and wrangling. Logging all clips, small color corrections, editing small clips together, setting up video village and making sure there is a feed into the monitors. Formatting cards on the RED Epic.

Focusing and refocusing the camera lens as Actors move within the frame of each shot. Responsible for camera equipment such as lenses, filters and matt boxes and for assembling the camera and its accessories for different shots. Arrive on set or in the studio before the Director, Director of Photography and Camera Operator and ensure that the camera and all required lenses are prepared for the day's shoot. Aided in setting up video village. Reloaded camera with media cards and batteries. Backed up media cards to maintain footage was safe and secure. At the end of each shooting day, 1st ACs clean the equipment and pack it up in preparation for the next day.

Focusing and refocusing the camera lens as Actors move within the frame of each shot. Responsible for camera equipment such as lenses, filters and matt boxes and for assembling the camera and its accessories for different shots. Arrive on set or in the studio before the Director, Director of Photography and Camera Operator and ensure that the camera and all required lenses are prepared for the day's shoot. Aided in setting up video village. Reloaded camera with media cards and batteries. Backed up media cards to maintain footage was safe and secure. At the end of each shooting day, 1st ACs clean the equipment and pack it up in preparation for the next day.

Help create the look of the film and the environment for the actors to be in. Hand craft props, dress the sets, handled props, worked with budget given to me and saved money. Picked up props and furniture from prop houses. Met Director to discuss design of film in pre-production.

Help create the look of the film and the environment for the actors to be in. Hand craft props, dress the sets, handled props, worked with budget given to me and saved money. Picked up props and furniture from prop houses. Met Director to discuss design of film in pre-production.

Lead different types of runs. Organized a filing system. Aided in gathering, checking in and out, then preparing equipment making sure it was working for multiple productions. Prepared packages for Fedex. Catalogued equipment and asseted new equipment into the database.

Aided the Director of Photography in shaping the light for each scene. Lead a team of grips to set up equipment while maintaining safety on set. Headed loading and un-loading of equipment from the equipment truck. Maintain a safe an clean area in which the gear was staged.

I'm the creator of the series and have written the show bible as well as the first episode and a business plan. I have casted the pilot and scouted for locations.

Organized and aided in preparing the crew for world travel. Aided lead Technical Supervisor with running errands. Executed heavy lifting and moving of large cases for travel. Maintained a clean and organized work station. Headed building and preparing of Sony PDW700 cameras.

Assisting the Art Director and Production Designer in building sets and cleaning up after wrapping. Additional responsibilities were making sure cast and crew had water while on set and holding a fire watch to make sure equipment was safe.

Aided the First Assistant Camera in prepping the camera and taking focus measurements including acting as a stand-in. Laid down focus marks for camera and actors. Properly slated all takes. Headed media management and backed up all footage shot onto multiple hard drives. Set up and maintained video village.

Brought the story to life visually. Working with the director to capture the underlying story in a way that will captivate the internet audience. During Preproduction I discussed the director's vision for the film with him, both overall and scene by scene. Based on that, I determined what's needed for each scene, within budget, and arranged for equipment and bought supplies. Then on the day of Production I coordinated the crew and worked with the director to make sure each scene was set up and shot to match the director's vision of the story. For each scene, I decided on the best combination of cameras, filters and lenses, as well as where the cameras will be placed, what the lighting should be and when the scene will be shot.

Helping create the look of the film and the environment for the actors to be in. Hand crafted tables, standing sets, dressed the set, handled props, gun wrangler, worked with the budget given to me and saved money. Picked up props and furniture from prop houses. Pre-production and production included.

Wrangling the cast and crew. Pushing to make sure we made our days, getting the coverage we needed to tell the story. Ran the set in a professional manner calling roll sound and roll camera. And clarifying the cuts. Creating the call sheets and sending them out.

Wrangling the cast and crew. Pushing to make sure we made our days, getting the coverage we needed to tell the story. Ran the set in a professional manner calling roll sound and roll camera. And clarifying the cuts. Collaborating with the 2nd AD to create Call Sheets.

Headed safety control for entire set. Supervised all other grips. Reported directly to the Director of Photography. Set up and operated the JL Fisher dolly. Supervised all equipment making sure nothing was damaged. Headed equipment set ups.

Brought the story to life visually. Working with the director to capture the underlying story in a way that will captivate the internet audience. During Preproduction I discussed the director's vision for the film with him, both overall and scene by scene. Based on that, I determined what's needed for each scene, within budget, and arranged for equipment and bought supplies. Then on the day of Production I coordinated the crew and worked with the director to make sure each scene was set up and shot to match the director's vision of the story. For each scene, I decided on the best combination of cameras, filters and lenses, as well as where the cameras will be placed, what the lighting should be and when the scene will be shot.

From Pre-production to post-production I helped fine tune the script, cast actors, create the shot list and overheads, storyboarded and rehearsed the scene with the actors. I directed the actors to the performance needed for the scene and gave input on the rough cut.

Not just the Director but the Co-Writer, Producer, and Editor of the film. Acquired permits, casting, obtaining location agreements, and rental agreements, as well as all cast and crew release forms. I wrote the script, created the shot list and overheads.

Assisting the Cinematographer in anyway. Lens changes, filter changes, watching over the camera, cleaning the lens, slating the camera, taking focus marks, pulling focus, building and taking down the camera.

Helping and aiding the 1st Assistant Director with whatever he needed. Making the call sheets and sending them out to people. Wrangling extras. Getting release forms signed. Taking over for the 1st Assistant Director when he needed me too.

Wrangling the cast and crew. Pushing to make sure we made our days, getting the coverage we needed to tell the story. Ran the set in a professional manner calling roll sound and roll camera. And clarifying the cuts. Creating the call sheets and sending them out.

Assisting the Cinematographer in anyway he needed. Building and breaking down the camera. Watching over the camera. Lens changes, cleaning the cleans, focus measurements, pulling focus, slating, and switching filters.

Helping and aiding the 1st Assistant Director with whatever he needed. Making the call sheets and sending them out to people. Wrangling extras. Getting release forms signed. Taking over for the 1st Assistant Director when he needed me too.

Wrangling the cast and crew. Pushing to make sure we made our days, getting the coverage we needed to tell the story. Ran the set in a professional manner calling roll sound and roll camera. And clarifying the cuts. Creating the call sheets and sending them out.

From start of production to month afterward I directed the camera man on what to shoot to tell the story of what it took to create the film. I conducted most interviews with cast and key crew members. I backed up all footage and after production, edited it together.

Data management and wrangling. Logging all clips, small color corrections, editing small clips together, setting up video village and making sure there is a feed into the monitors. Formatting cards on both the RED MX and RED Epic.

Managed calendars and meeting schedules, answered phones, handled personal errands and runs, and completed office needs (handling petty cash and expense reports, and coordinated repairs).

As a PA I ran errands for the crew, assisting them in anyway possible, including shooting B-Roll for the show. Most of my duties were helping the camera man with all needs he required, such as building a light stand, changing lighting gels, and looking after equipment.

I did both stills and Behind The Scenes camera operating. I made sure I got enough photos of the cast and crew as well as the Director directing and the Director of Photography working. I captured all the big moments, as well as running photo shoots.

Assisting the camera man: lens changes, filter changes, holding bounce cards, putting a mic on the interviewee, shooting B-Roll, Building the camera, Watching over the Camera, taking down the camera, caring equipment through knee high mud, managing data at the end of the day, doing DIT work.

Operating the camera, slating, watching over equipment, cord wrangler, changing filters, and changing lenses, and setting up lights. Aiding with sound as well with both mixing and booming.