Kristin Steinhouse

Managed any and all transportation needs of Production including but not limited to

-Transportation logistics: Ensuring that cast and crew are picked up and dropped off at the right time and place.

-Vehicle management: Overseeing the use of vehicles such as cars, trucks and tractor trailers while ensuring they can enter or exit our locations without any issues.

-Safety: Communicating safety requirements to the transportation crew, making sure all departments meets our safety responsibilities.

-Location scouting: Identifying and working around physical barriers that might prevent production vehicles from reaching that days location.

-Budgeting: Determining the transportation departments budget based on productions specifications.

-Equipment movement: Organizing the movement to and from set and ensuring it’s ready for the next day.

-Vehicles procurement: Working with rental companies and transport contractors to secure vehicles.

-Vehicle insurance: Obtaining insurance for any and all vehicles that productions utilizes.

-Creating physical, visual, and explosive effects

-Building props, prosthetics, and mechanically animated pieces

-Creating whether effects such as rain, snow, and wind.

-Making sure the crew is as safe as possible while preforming any stunt