David Hemphill

Interview series intended for the web, responsible for hosting, scheduling guests and all production technology, requires 3 Go Pro cameras on the motorcycle rig, separate audio-recording solutions for the host and guest and a 3-person crew shooting from a lead car. Season 1 budget $6500.

A 17 minute noir thriller, this detective horror story set in 1950 was shot on a soundstage just outside Los Angeles. The shoot required 7 different interior sets to be built and dressed, period costumes for 7 actors and resource and personnel management for a team of 12 people. Budget of $12000.

Painting and prop creation, set dressing, staff assistance

Equipment pickup, radio management, talent coordination, crafty management

An official selection of the 2015 CFC Film Festival, this dark comedy was written, shot and edited in 2 weeks with a budget of under $500. Duties included production coordination, concept and music development, director in production and editing.

Short thriller shot at Mykitta Bros. Studios. Set in 1960’s Florida, the shoot required managing 5 different interior studio sets and several location shoots and a team of 15 people. Responsible for grip and lighting rental acquisition, on-set Key Grip duties, production and crew management and above & below-the-line communication. Budget of $45000.

Working directly for Arsht Center SVP Scott Shiller, I was responsible for story treatments & casting breakdowns, coordinating talent travel & accommodations, communicating with designers and talent, scheduling and resource management for teams up to 20 people.

Assisting director and producer with all aspects of material coordination on set, organizing and arranging craft services, coordinating talent schedule, deliverables as well as minor sound, grip and lighting duties.