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Job Description
A micro-budget short film is seeking an experienced 1st Assistant Director to join the crew for a three-day shoot. Set during a high school Halloween party, this project requires a detail-oriented professional who can oversee the production schedule, coordinate on-set logistics, and ensure a smooth shoot from start to finish. This is an excellent opportunity to work closely with a focused creative team on a stylized short film in a fast-paced environment.

Job Responsibilities

  • Manage and enforce daily production schedules and timelines

  • Oversee call sheets, on-set operations, and crew coordination

  • Communicate clearly with all departments to maintain workflow

  • Troubleshoot scheduling issues and adapt quickly on set

  • Ensure each day wraps on time while supporting the director’s vision

Requirements

  • Prior experience as a 1st AD on indie film sets, music videos, or similar productions

  • Strong leadership and communication skills

  • Highly organized and confident in fast-paced environments

  • Available for all shoot dates and able to work as a local in Atlanta

  • Comfortable managing low-budget logistics without compromising production quality

Compensation

  • Paid role (rate based on experience)

  • Must be local to the Atlanta metro area

  • Three-day commitment required

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Knial Saunders

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