“The Corridor Crossing” Plot Summary:
On a lost bet, Alex walks through a cave and stumbles into an alternate universe. Jake follows him in an attempt to save Alex and get back to the world they belong in.
Compensation:
Rate: Paid (Rate based on experience, equipment, etc.)
Payment: Zelle/Paypal/Venmo/Check/etc. at the end of each shoot day (Up to 14 Shooting Days)
Duties:
1. Bring his/her own camera equipment to the film set
2. Execution of Cinematography plan
3. Setting up Camera equipment in a timely efficient manner
4. Determining elements such as filters, shutter angles, focus, depth, of field and camera distance
5. Answering any questions the Director may have regarding Cinematography
Role Requirements:
1. A Reel of Visual Work
2. Be an approachable team player
3. Must show up on time and have good time management skills
4. Good technical camera operating skills
5. Good organizational skills
6. A great eye for detail
7. The ability to plan ahead regarding camera setups
Director’s Bio:
Harry is a passionate filmmaker who has been watching movies since as long as he can remember. Some of his favorite films include, “Memento”, “The Dark Knight”, “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy, “Alien”, “The Shining” etc. He has seen over 7,000 films and is as crazy about movies as any individual you will ever meet. Harry has worked on a number of various films, and has written, produced, directed, and edited “515”, “Enter the Room”, “In the Backseat”, and “Bay for Blood”.
Edgewater Film Productions
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Job Description
A Los Angeles-based camera team is available to support vertical (9:16) series productions with a full crew + equipment package built for fast schedules and multi-location days. This turnkey camera department option is ideal for producers and production teams who need experienced vertical storytelling coverage, technical workflow support, and a ready-to-shoot setup for high-volume content.
Job Responsibilities
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Provide a professional camera crew for vertical (9:16) productions.
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Supply cinema camera packages, lenses, lighting, and grip equipment as needed.
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Support on-set camera workflow and technical operations for smooth production days.
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Handle DIT and media management to maintain an efficient post pipeline.
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Provide production van support for transport, power, storage, and fast company moves (when available).
Requirements
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Los Angeles-based production teams or shoots needing local camera support.
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Projects filming vertical series content (9:16) with fast-paced production demands.
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Clear communication on schedule, scope, and required camera package needs.
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Camera department services only (no sound).
Compensation
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Rates based on availability, scope, crew size, and equipment needs.