Crew Call (PA; AC; GAFFER) - Short Film

[Geoffrey Leach]

Hello!

My name is Geoffrey Leach, and I am an independent producer/director looking to hire a crew for a low budget, non-commercial, short film. All positions are paid. The details are below:

Short Independent Film – Dramatic Horror (Non-Commercial/Non-Profit)

(20 Minutes)

Assistant Camera: April 22^nd-27^th Pay is $135/8 hours

Whidbey Island, Snohomish, WA

-Responsible for Managing and Changing lenses between shots

-May be responsible for Slating

 

Gaffer: April 26^th-27^th Pay is $135/8 hours (If bringing owned equipment, pay is negotiable)

Snohomish, WA

-Responsible for Managing 3 lights (2 are practical)

-Responsible for panning light during filming (mimicking headlights)

 

Production Assistant 1: April 20^th-27^th Pay is $125/8 hours

Whidbey Island, WA; Snohomish, WA

-Responsible for load-in/out, moving equipment, set pieces, food, etc.

-May be asked to help with a variety of tasks as needed (ie Slating, Charging Batteries, etc.)

-For the Night Shoots, PAs will likely be asked to help with panning the lights

Production Assistant 2: April 22^nd- 27^th Pay is $125/8 hours

Whidbey Island, WA; Snohomish, WA

-Responsible for load-in/out, moving equipment, set pieces, food, etc.

-May be asked to help with a variety of tasks as needed (ie Slating, Charging Batteries, etc.)

-For the Night Shoots, PAs will likely be asked to help with panning the lights

April 26^th and April 27^th are Night Shoots

One Day is 8 hours. OT will be paid at hourly time and a half by role.

This is a low budget shoot, people looking to gain experience are encouraged to apply.

Most shoot days are fairly fast-paced.

Lunch, water and snacks will be provided.

Will pay for Ferry Tickets

Please specify which role you are interested in and send a resume (or a list of your experience) to geoffre...@gmail.com. Gaffers may send a reel, but it is not necessary. Please direct all questions to the above email address as well.

Past work: https://vimeo.com/geoffreyleach

Thank you,

Geoffrey