Raquel Valdez

From the notes the director gave me I started assembling the footage. Once, I was done and I showed her the cut, I also gave my in put and she loved it. I edited two final cuts for our Doritos Spot.

We were on a very tight schedule, in which I had to make sure production ran smoothly and within budget. I helped find cast and crew. I also helped with wardrobe. I also, made call sheets and release forms for cast and crew.

I had to transfer all of the footage/sound to our hard-drive/backup hard-drive. I made sure all the files were organized and transferred correctly.

During the film festival, I helped the camera department. I helped with lighting, DIT, and PA. I did whatever needed to be done to make sure everything ran smoothly. I also helped out with sound for the Q&As for each screening.

I edited all the trailers that were accepted to La Femme Film Festival together. I wanted to tell a story with the different genre that were summited. The final cut was played throughout the film festival.

I made call sheets and made sure everything on set was running smoothly. We had a very small crew so I helped with DIT, Lighting, and sound.

I made cold calls and logged each call. I did outreach to find the right "kind" of people we were looking for.

I made cold calls and used different media outlets to find the "type" of people we were looking for. I logged each call.

I helped all departments out on set. I made sure that the set was clean and organized.

I was the go between for the cast and crew. I maintained order on the set. I made sure Extras, were where they need to be and helped out wherever I was needed.

I captured the on set environment of the music video of, Beyond Conception. I also received credit for the album cover.

I was in charge of call sheets, crafty, wardrobe, locations and helped out with camera. I also made sure we were on time and within budget.

I was in charge of call sheets, crafty, wardrobe, locations and helped with camera. I also made sure we were on time and within budget.

As script supervisor I timed each take and made notes of placement, dialogue and sound.I would note how many takes we took for each scene and make what ones were good and/or bad. At the end of the shoot I gave the script notes to the editor.

I made sure that the film was on time and within budget. I made sure the set was safe and neat.