Gabriela Zambrano

Scripted and produced spots for social media & YouTube ~ Assembled rough cuts of spots for editors to review ~ Booked voice talent and oversaw V.O. recording session ~ Created string-outs for producer to review footage ~ Reviewed scripts for best promo bites and clipped bites using Alias and VMS ~ Assisted with scripting for on-air promos and vlog shorts ~ Found Getty and Shutter Stock videos/images for on-air promos

I conducted outreach for this show through social media and casting sites. I interviewed potential talent and wrote one-sheets for the talent I pitch to the network and show runner. I also edited my own casting interviews with talent and entourage. In addition to this, I helped manage our shoot calendar and notified talent prior to their shoot date.

This project required a great deal of outreach to venues to find potential talents. As well as posting notices on casting sites and via social media. I also pitched talents by writing one-sheets, editing Skype interviews and interviewing entourage members. The casting team also brainstormed stunts and docu to incorporate into the season to celebrate the show's 10th year anniversary.

For this new spin-off series, my main responsibility was to review and sort applications for potential talent. I also interviewed brides, wrote-one sheets for pitched talent, and edited Skype interviews on Final Cut 7 and iMovie. The show had a 40 episode run, so I was also required to keep track of selected brides in order to help group bride under thematic episodes.

For this spin-off special, I reviewed talent footage to become familiar with their stories. During each Skype interview I took diligent notes for my casting producer. I also wrote all of the one-sheets for the pitched talent.

During this project, I contacted and interviewed the bride's entourage members. I was also responsible for requested and organizing talent releases such as Participation, Acquired Footage & Still and Appearance Releases. I also worked with producers and editors to obtain talent photos for episodes.

Main Responsibilities include: - Transcribed interviews and logged footage - Organized releases and managed all post-production material - Supervised team of interns - Worked on network deliverables acquired footage & stills logs, talent agreement log, lower thirds lists, music cues, master logs, and production element logs

Main responsibilities include logging tapes, transcribing interviews, FTP upload/download, pulling production still, music cue sheets, and working on deliverables for networks.

As a production office intern at Seftel Productions it was my responsibility to attend to the needs of all the department heads. I performed daily office duties such as managing phone lines, contacting and corresponding with other industry contacts, reconciling credit statements, and conducting research for development meetings.

As part of the Media & Video Production Department of A&O it is my job to help conceptualize and create digital media for the promotional means of this company and it's clientele. I assist in all aspects of production including storyboarding, shooting logistics, and editing for still and moving images.

At The Escapist I worked within an in-house studio to produce a daily entertainment show, Every Joe. I was responsible for assisted with audio, lighting equipment, and I operated a cannon 5D mark ii. I also edited videos, acquired knowledge of green screen keying, and managed the company's video-sharing web-pages.

I help document "The Indie Grits" film festival for the Nickelodeon Theater. As a photographer, it was essential that I attend all major events for the festival in order to provide them with useful material for advertising purposes.

I initially started working on this bi-weekly cooking show as the leading videographer, trained on a Panasonic HVX 200, but was later asked to step in as a co-producer. The position had a variety of responsibilities including conceptualizing show themes, managing crew members, and video editing on a multi-camera setup.

Within this position, I was responsible for a show segment on "Talk of the Town." As segment producer, I was in charge of writing scripts, working as the videographer, and editing the segment.