Jonathan Reback

Found and developed exciting segments for emmy-nominated CBS show. Duties included interviewing, booking, writing, and producing litigants (i.e. guests) and preparing all necessary paperwork for production. Delegated responsibilities and oversaw the output of Associate Producer.

Strong track record of producing interesting, layered segments for the emmy-nominated CBS series, "Hot Bench." Requires researching and calling on intriguing small claims cases, then convincing all parties to come to California to have their case heard on nationally broadcasted TV show. Then responsible for coordinating all logistics related to the segment, including write-ups, organizing travel arrangements, paperwork and fee payments that must be completed before filming.

Worked on the CBS court show productions, "Judge Judy" and "Hot Bench." Learned the ropes by assisting with tape day duties, setting up stage and handling travel/paperwork details for show guests. Helped keep office tidy and stocked during off-days and assisted producers as needed.

Conducted and edited interviews for potential pitches, and researched new project concepts while working under the direction of the Head of Development for reality-TV oriented development company.

Worked on the Chiller TV horror documentary, "Killer Legends." Researched and catalogued primary documents, coordinated travel arrangements for show talent, transcribed and catalogued raw field footage, and provided analysis of rough cuts.

Worked under the Unit Production Manager to handle logistics for independent feature film, "God's Pocket." Made daily set runs, managed incoming/outgoing deliveries, and assisted as needed.

Worked directly under Director of Photography and Executive Producers on independent short film, "Performance." Researched and booked talent, coordinated/provided travel, set-up/broke-down staging, and performed various other duties while learning the ins and outs of independent film producing.

Recorded special events and guest speakers hosted by the Jewish Civilization department at Georgetown University.