David Zuckerman

I did whatever was asked of me, on set. In the mornings, I organized and was in charge of the parking lot. After we broke for lunch, I was back on set, doing everything and anything. At one point I even became Cable/Utility for the Dolly.

I co-wrote the screenplay with another writer. As Producer, I oversaw where the story went and how it played out. I managed the set, hired the crew, managed the budget, and made sure the film was completed successfully. As director, I was the artistic vision for the film.

As writer, I wrote out and created the screenplay for the short film. As Director, I laid out the artistic vision for the film, managed the crew and departments, and worked with the producers to make sure the film was completed successfully.

As Director and Writer, I wrote out the screenplay for the episode and headed all the departments for the film, and was the artistic vision for the episode. As Producer, I ran the production and managed the set, the crew and the budget.

As Writer, I wrote out the screenplay for the episode. As one of the directors, I was head of the creative vision for the short. As Producer, I carried out all producing tasks, including: budgeting, hiring of crew, managing the set, and making sure the production was completed on time.

As writer, I wrote the screenplay for the episode. As one of the Directors, I headed the creative vision for the episode. As producer, I carried out all managing, budgeting, hiring and organizing tasks.

I was the writer and Director of the short film. Not only did I oversee the artistic vision on the film, I was the fight choreographer and stunt coordinator on the production.