Zack Brewer

Live in-house and streaming camera operator for the quarterly Xerox event.

Wrote, directed and produced a series of commercials for Asbury University, involving student testimonials and scripted skits, in collaboration with university administration and the department of communications.

Collaborated with the director and director of photography on capturing the substance, style and story of the short film "Hands" via a handheld Canon C300.

Adapted and developed an original screenplay for the short film "Boy Wonder," executed my vision of the story through a weeklong production with 40+ crew members, and ushered the film through post-production and into a cohesive final product which premiered at the Tampa Bay Underground Film Festival in December, 2014.

Worked in a collaborative writer's room on the creation of and writing for the sports mockumentary "Club Swim," a web miniseries syndicated by Swimming World Magazine.

Created a cohesive and consistent visual language for the short film "Roam," and captured the post-apocalyptic story with natural, gritty lighting and a gliding camera which would become unhinged at the film's climax.

By communicating with art, directorial, and lighting departments, maintained continuity, screen direction, dialogue consistency, and kept detailed post-production notes for the editor on the feature film "Hope Bridge."

Coordinated the efforts of fellow production assistants on accomplishing complex on-set tasks, and facilitated communication between assistant directors, actors, and SAG on the feature film “I Am Potential.”

Created a safe, happy and productive set by taking care of the smaller needs of various departments, as well as facilitating communication between assistant directors, actors, and SAG on the feature film “Summer Snow.”

Co-writer of the Student Emmy-winning (Best Screenplay) short film, "Icarus."

Live in-house and streaming camera operator for the Alltech National Horse Show.