Robert Goodwin

- Supervising all departments' continuity - Creating notes for post-production detailing what was recorded and director or producer favorites and least favorites - Communicating with actors about script-related issues - Tracking all matching actions and angles

- Supervising all departments' continuity - Creating notes for post-production detailing what was recorded and director or producer favorites and least favorites - Communicating with actors about script-related issues - Tracking all matching actions and angles

Was one of two script supervisors for the Disney-plus hybrid talk show. My responsibilities included copyediting and formatting scripts, distributing scripts, creating and distributing daily sides, overseeing script revisions for distribution, following taped continuity for both scripted non-linear taping and live interviews, creating notes for the editor detailing camera, director, and producer notes, and supervising all departments' continuity.

Tracked continuity, ensured script coverage, supervised all department's continuity, supervised camera for eye lines and screen direction, kept detailed records of everything taped each day, provided detailed notes for post production including important information such as director's preferred takes, unusable takes, and camera information.

- Supervising all departments' continuity - Creating notes for post-production detailing what was recorded and director or producer favorites and least favorites - Communicating with actors about script-related issues - Tracking all matching actions and angles

- Researched office furniture and equipment to fit the budget. - Ordered office needs from food to supplies to furniture. - Set up all offices with furniture, light fixtures, and basic supplies. - Oversaw the set up of 3 office spaces at Manhattan Beach Studios. - Tracked inventory of all office supplies. - Received incoming mail and deliveries and distributed to targeted personnel. - Greeted incoming clients and informed them of the procedures to enter the office. - Answered phones and forwarded calls to the targeted personnel. - Maintained craft services in the office kitchen. - Performed runs outside of the office using my car. - Made routine checks for cleanliness and tidiness throughout the offices.

- Supervising all departments' continuity - Creating notes for post-production detailing what was recorded and director or producer favorites and least favorites - Communicating with actors about script-related issues - Tracking all matching actions and angles

Sole PA on location shoot in Los Angeles. We filmed at 5 separate locations and I was responsible for helping loading and unloading gear as well as helping to set up lights and run cables. During shoots I also helped in any office PA duties needed.

I was responsible for getting the equipment and props needed for both the green-screen and live performance segments of the commercial. Had to provide craft-services and assistant with any equipment needs.

Was the key PA for locations in both NY and NJ. Responsibilities included divvying jobs between the other production assistants throughout the shoots.

Obtained all equipment for the Christmas Spectacular commercial. During filming acted as a PA.

Freelance PA for all NY area auditions. I was responsible for assisting with contestants and in the production office.

Studio and location PA for the Spring Style commercial.

Worked with the camera operators during 2 live tapings of a comedy special. Recording all necessary information and well as was responsible for having spare batteries and cards on hand. Did minor ingesting of footage.

I was a location PA for this job. I had to help when necessary to move equipment between locations. During shooting my responsibilities were mainly lock-up and queuing background.

Acted mainly as a teamster for location shoots in both NY and NJ. I drove the cargo van with equipment to all locations and assisted with equipment as well as in the production office.

I started as Games PA, obtaining props and helping stage games, and office PA when needed. When the current PC had to leave, he asked to have me be his replacement. As coordinator my responsibilities included scheduling each day and ensuring everything was had for tomorrow's shoot.

I was an Intern for the studio before being put on the show. On the show I had an array of positions from basic PA work like obtaining releases and assisting with fire-watching, but I also did B-Roll cameras on multiple occasions.