Development research for a series of documentary specials. Outreach to media personalities, politicians, and potential contributors. Created pitch decks and proposals for documentary specials for studio executives.
Summary
Quay, a Development Producer, based in Atlanta, has 1 Development Producer credit and 11 Producer credits, and has been a member since 2016.
Credits
6/23 – Current
Development Producer
Staff Position — Red Marble Media Details
6/23 – Current
1/24 – 3/24
Producer – Eli Sherman
TBD (In Post) — Film (Short) — Metissier Films
1/24 – 3/24
12/23 – 2/24
Producer – Billiard
TBD (In Post) — Film (Short) — Metissier Films
12/23 – 2/24
3/22 – 6/23
Archival Producer
Staff Position — Red Marble Media Details
3/22 – 6/23
Archive Producer for the Evil Lives Here and Evil Lives Here: Killer Inside series. Legal Review of episodes. Processing of video, audio, and still archive. Securing usage rights and content licensing. Archive clearance. Law enforcement and media outreach. Budget tracking and compliance.
9/21 – 1/22
Producer (Pre Production ) – Killing Diana (Season 1)
Tubi — TV — Streetcar Entertainment
9/21 – 1/22
6/21 – 1/22
Producer (Pre Production )
Staff Position — Streetcar Entertainment, Inc. Details
6/21 – 1/22
Contract producer (Pre-production) for a series of twelve 2- hour specials for Tubi Television (released documentaries listed below). Increasing duties included: Story Development, Researcher, Booker, Honorarium Negotiation, Travel arrangement, Interview Scheduling
12/21 – 12/21
Production Associate (Pre- Production ) – The Secrets of Christmas Revealed! (Season 1)
Fox — TV — Streetcar Entertainment, Inc. Details
12/21 – 12/21
Booked talent for Tubi/ Fox entertainment Christmas special
7/21 – 11/21
Producer (Pre Production ) – Pass the Mic: A Movement Generations in the Making (Season 1)
Tubi — TV — Streetcar Entertainment, Inc. Details
7/21 – 11/21
Story Development, Researcher, Booker, Honorarium Negotiation, Travel arrangement, Interview Scheduling
Orgs
Media
Recos
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Quay did a phenomenal job as a researcher for Season 1 of our docuseries, UNCNSRD. She was thorough, reliable and was able to adapt quickly to our fast moving/changing production schedule. I highly recommend her. She is a great addition to any team. ...MORE...
- Jay was Producer and Quay was Researcher on UNCNSRD
Zoe Haugo
Production Coordinator
Quay is a ROCKSTAR!
I am glad to give a recommendation for Quay. I have known Quay since she was a undergraduate student at Georgia State University. Quay worked as a Production Assistant for the What's In a Doctor's Bag Series. She was a consider ...MORE... ing going pre-med at the time, but her passion for media and production was clear. She took every opportunity to pitch in beyond the parameters of her volunteer position and was eager to learn and help with everything from editing to camera operation and casting. She even pitched in on writing a scripts for the shorts.
Quay later worked with our team again on the International Medical Volunteer Conference and Global Health and Humanitarian Summit, a live annual production which was held at Emory University where she was a transfer student. The first year Quay was volunteer coordinator for the executive planning committee and speaker at the event. She was punctual, friendly, and an all around pleasure to work with. The following years she took the reins in the production coordinating doing everything from booking guests and arranging hotel and travel accommodations to assisting me with organizing presentation schedule and helping to promote the event (which filled multiple auditoriums on Emory's Campus to capacity) by creating witty ads and promotional posters.
Quay is also a talented screenwriter. In addition to helping writing shorts for the What's in a Doctor's Bag series and copy for the GHHS promos, I have personally read several of Quay's screenplays and pilots and to be frankly honest, I found myself in tears from the gripping sadness of the drama, Driftwood and from laughing so hard at the comedy in Lucky Lucia. I hope she will find an opportunity to one day share her stories with the world.
Quay has overcome and accomplished a lot in her young life and I am sure she will go far if given the right opportunities. I am glad to have had the chance to work with her and wish her all the best.
- Zoe
I am glad to give a recommendation for Quay. I have known Quay since she was a undergraduate student at Georgia State University. Quay worked as a Production Assistant for the What's In a Doctor's Bag Series. She was a consider ...MORE... ing going pre-med at the time, but her passion for media and production was clear. She took every opportunity to pitch in beyond the parameters of her volunteer position and was eager to learn and help with everything from editing to camera operation and casting. She even pitched in on writing a scripts for the shorts.
Quay later worked with our team again on the International Medical Volunteer Conference and Global Health and Humanitarian Summit, a live annual production which was held at Emory University where she was a transfer student. The first year Quay was volunteer coordinator for the executive planning committee and speaker at the event. She was punctual, friendly, and an all around pleasure to work with. The following years she took the reins in the production coordinating doing everything from booking guests and arranging hotel and travel accommodations to assisting me with organizing presentation schedule and helping to promote the event (which filled multiple auditoriums on Emory's Campus to capacity) by creating witty ads and promotional posters.
Quay is also a talented screenwriter. In addition to helping writing shorts for the What's in a Doctor's Bag series and copy for the GHHS promos, I have personally read several of Quay's screenplays and pilots and to be frankly honest, I found myself in tears from the gripping sadness of the drama, Driftwood and from laughing so hard at the comedy in Lucky Lucia. I hope she will find an opportunity to one day share her stories with the world.
Quay has overcome and accomplished a lot in her young life and I am sure she will go far if given the right opportunities. I am glad to have had the chance to work with her and wish her all the best.
- Zoe
- Zoe was Co-Executive Producer and Quay was Production Associate on What's in a Doctor's Bag and Global Health and Humanitarian Conf
Education
Class of '11
Emory University
Neuroscience and Behavior Biology / Media Studies
Class of '08
Georgia State University
Psychology / Film and Media Studies
Skills
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