Nathaniel Massuh

I focused on the management and disposal of trash and waste across the set. In doing so, I made sure the non-biodegradable items were separated from the standard trash, which ensured that the company would not be fined by the state of New York due to inaccurate waste disposal.

• Assisted production team for 48 hours over 4 days, serving as electric grip and production assistant, managing equipment and set needs.
• Operated electrical and non-electrical lighting equipment, including Aperture 600s and defusors, to enhance dramatic moments in film.
• Assisted in coordinating daily production schedules, ensuring smooth workflow on set.
• Operated camera equipment and lighting setups, contributing to high-quality film captures.
• Supported location scouting efforts by researching potential filming sites and obtaining necessary permits.

• I worked as a Production assistant for 21 days, with most shoots beginning at 5 PM in the afternoon, and ending at 5 AM that night.
• Managed the security of sets during filming, tracked unused equipment, and delivered food and drinks across the set.
• Midway through the shoot, I was granted permission to work alongside the Grip and camera department due to my performance. There, I helped transport camera and lighting equipment across the set.

• I wrote the script for the project, and handled most of the pre production work. This included video treatments, mood boards, and the script breakdown
• The film was shot in a single day from the hours of 5 AM in the morning to 7 PM that afternoon.
• Once shot, I co-edited the film with Prince Sprauve using Adobe Premiere
• The finished film was debuted at Proctors on March 27th.