AMY SMITH

123 Main Street • Atlanta, Georgia • 30339
Home: (555) 555-1234, Cell: (555) 555-1235
Email – abc@gmail.com

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Objective:   Seek the Position of Film Production Assistant

SUMMARY: Profoundly gifted, energetic and resourceful Film Production Assistant with over six years experience in assisting directors or producers in all stages of production process (from pre-production through to post-production and transmission), helping to ensure production runs smoothly.
Summary of Qualifications

  Exceptionally dependable.
  Proven ability to be punctual.
  Strong ability to follow directions precisely and willingness to    work long hours.
  Strong enthusiasm, cheerfulness with deep professional    attitude.
  In-depth knowledge of the city.
  Thorough knowledge of the technical side of theater (lighting,    makeup, set construction, etc.).
  Great ability to make quick decisions.
  Profound ability to work under pressure and to be responsible    for anything done, including mistakes.
  Excellent computer, art, photography, sewing, carpentry and    metalworking skills.
  Excellent driving record.
Professional Experience

John Dale Film Production Studio, Minneapolis, MN
2000 - Present

Film Production Assistant
•	Work closely with the producer, director and production team.
•	Liaise with writers, artists' agents, members of the public, and publicity staff; co-coordinating and communicating production resources and facility arrangements in tandem with the production managers.
•	Attend and time production rehearsals.
•	Attend and co-ordinate planning meetings.
•	Check copyright and permission issues.
•	Ensure royalties are paid for additional images, music or footage used.
•	Deal with artists' payments and expenses.
•	Produce budgets, monitor costs and control expenses.
•	Cue pre-recorded material.
•	Oversee the timing during a shoot or show.
•	Ensure continuity, both on location and in the studio.
•	Deal with production enquiries from members of the public.
•	Keep accurate shot lists, especially for drama productions.
•	Type up camera scripts and shot cards.
•	Produce timing schedules, shot lists and logs for post-production.
•	Call shots.
•	Liaise with the camera and sound crew during studio recordings.
•	Book artists and performers.
•	Organize the production and distribution of scripts.
•	Book catering, accommodation, equipment and flights for performers and crew.
•	Manage contracts with external organizations.
•	Conduct research; complete all necessary paperwork in relation to the above tasks.

Education

Associate Degree in Film Production
University of New York (2000)