Jordan Lopez

Adhering to expected script supervising responsibilities amidst a two weekend shoot that saw one of our two Directors get sick and miss out on the first weekend. I was also asked to jump into a few scenes as a background/stunt extra for a few scenes. Hectic, but somehow fun.

Keeping physical records of each shot & organizing in story order, color coordinating script with reels used for each scene, compiling a script supervising that is organized enough to allow editor to utilize as a time-saving tool during post-production.

Maintaining visual continuity throughout production, feeding actors lines when needed, color coordinating script to match reels with scenes from script, etc.

Recording each VFX and live-action shot and rearranging their respective record sheets in script order, maintaining visual continuity throughout entire production, color coordinating my copy of script to correlate with reel used for each scene, making sure all said info was passed on to post-production crew in an organized manner.

Writing a short script that fit the criteria set by the professor of the class: less than seven pages, little or no dialogue, and very much visual-driven story.