Dave Willis

I was also the coordinating Producer on Whole Body Health while also Producing for Healthline.

Was promoted to the Coordinating Producer position in between seasons of this show.

I worked on dozens of commercials and other projects both large and small as a freelance Production Assistant. There are too many to list and my duties grew along with my experience. Some highlights include: Chevy, Mattel, Capital One, Maryland Lottery, IMAX, Fugi TV, and an ABC pilot.

Managed all of the background and contributed senior production experience to out of town producers.

I was the first Production Coordinator hired by RLTV and helped launch all of the production procedures for this start up network.

Coordinated and negotiated all logistical, technical and budgetary elements for this shoot.

I was the Production Coordinator for all the segments for John Waters during this shoot.

I started out as the APOC but was then promoted to Production Supervisor when a Producer left the production. I handled all of the logistics and managed both set and office staff.

I worked on The West Wing when ever they came to DC or Baltimore. So the start and end dates are approximately during the span of those years. I was the PA for the First team for most of my time on this production.

Production Assistant

This was a 1 season show directed by Steven Soderbergh and George Clooney. It was a sometimes grueling schedule as we shot the episodes during the week and edited them on Friday and Saturday. They then aired on Sunday nights. It was a great experience and I learned so much.

I worked as a Station Manager for a small public access television channel. I was in charge of all original productions as well as selecting syndicated series for broadcast.

I made hundreds of props for this film and others.

This was my first job when I lived in Los Angeles. I mainly delivered scripts to various actors, agents, and producers. I also had to get a lot of birthday cakes.

This was my first real feature film. The experience was a great one. I learned and met some amazing people, many of whom I still talk with today. This was my rookie job and I knew that I was in the correct business for me.