Video Production
Big shoots run on logistics. I’ve planned, staffed, and coordinated productions for one of the largest channels on YouTube, and I bring the same operational discipline to your brand’s video.
Lessons From the Biggest Channel on YouTube
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On Set and Behind the Scenes
Shoot Logistics
Locations, permits, travel, scheduling, and equipment, all organized so the shoot day runs on time.
Hiring Video Contractors
Sourcing and vetting videographers, editors, and crew who fit the project, the budget, and the timeline.
Contractor Management
Contracts, rates, call times, and deliverables, with one point of contact keeping every freelancer aligned.
Pre-Production Planning
Run-of-show documents, shot lists, and call sheets that give everyone on set a clear plan.
Budget & Vendor Coordination
Tracking spend and coordinating rentals, vendors, and suppliers so there are no surprises.
Post-Production Handoff
Organized footage, notes, and timelines handed to editors, so the final cut ships on schedule.
Behind the Scenes
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Planning a Shoot?
Tell me what you’re making, and I’ll help you plan the logistics, the crew, and the schedule.