Nico Murphy

Coordinated daily shooting logistics and produced pre-taped packages by sharing field producing duties with a camera operator in handling OTFs, bites, and pickups on ride-alongs. Operated in challenging environments to get releases, access, and interviews from people during intense and volatile situations. -Served as a lead point of communication with studio on developing police scenarios during live, weekly broadcast.

-Producing pre-taped segments, production coordination, field notes, hot sheets, team management -Lead point of communication with studio on developing police scenarios during live, weekly broadcast

-Conducted pre-production research and secured access to law enforcement agencies across Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula. -Crafted stories to span six episodes while managing field team -Spearheaded the series’ transitional change from traditional ‘cop show’ to a more involved, character based program by covering officers’ personal lives and missions.

-Programming research and development. Interviewed potential talent, conducted and edited Skype interviews for network pitches. -Produced content for sizzle reels by shooting character bios and segments on location. (Active on development team up to August 2016)

-Scouted talent and managed casting. Managed on-location production house, handled logistics of rotating field crews. -Releases, field notes, hot sheets, assisted in producing stories

- Handled deliverables for National Geographic’s Alaska State Troopers, (60 min x 13 episodes). Managed a team of assistants and worked closely with editors and producers to ensure timely completion of deliverables. Obtained location and appearance releases, field producer accommodations and transportation.