whitney mornson

As a Unit Production Manager, I was in charge of the set. I made sure the actors had everything they needed. I worked with the camera department and made sure everything was working for them. I worked closely with the Director. I also worked as the script supervisor. As the script supervisor I took important notes that the editor needed. I also ran lines with the actors.

I worked as a set and office Production Assistant. While I worked on set I helped the Assistant Directors with whatever they needed. While I worked in the office I filed paperwork, ran errands for the Producers, and drove talent to and from the set.

I was in charge of all the paperwork. I coordinated the background talent. I checked in on every department to make sure they had everything they needed, and I made sure the Director got done with the scenes on time.

I was in charge of every department. I made sure the art department had everything they needed. I made sure the Actors were comfortable. I made sure the Camera department were on schedule, and I kept the Director on schedule.

I worked closely with the Producer on the budget. I cast the actors and hired the crew. I worked with the director of Photography and told her how I want the film to be shot. In post I worked with the editor and told him what to cut.

I was a set PA, and I helped the Assistant Directors. I was a stand in, and I checked the actors in when they arrived on set. I helped set up and break down the set.

As a Director I cast the actors, ran rehearsals, and worked with them on set. As a Producer, I sent out call sheets, handled release forms, and scouted locations.

As the AD I ran the set and made sure all of the departments were on schedule. I sent out the call sheets, I filed the release forms, and I handled the shot lists and storyboards.