Savannah Rowe

Motivated Internship Student with relevant experience in field of study. Possess strong research skills, ability to work well in team settings, and adaptability to new environments. Proven track record of contributing to project success and applying learned concepts in real-world scenarios.

Sitcom Writers Room – SCAD

• Generated ideas for new stories or topics
• Provided feedback on drafts from other writers as part of peer review process.
• Analyzed and integrated feedback from Executives to improve scripts

Director, The Eternal Mountains play – SCAD

• Oversaw all aspects of production from pre-production to performance, including casting, rehearsals and set design
• Mentored actors, providing guidance on character development and stage presence
• Monitored audience feedback after each performance in order to make adjustments accordingly
• Stayed calm and polished at all times, even during moments of extreme stress or when dealing with difficult personalities, to accomplish professional goals

Writer's Room Showrunner - Black Box, SCAD

• Conducted rewrites when necessary to improve dialogue or pacing
• Negotiated contracts between executives and writers
• Supported casting calls and managed auditions seamlessly

Script Supervisor – Student Films, SCAD

• Maintained a continuity log to document any changes in wardrobe, hair, makeup, dialogue, props or set design between shots
• Notified production personnel when actors deviated from written dialogue or action sequences
• Managed prop placement between scenes to maintain continuity throughout film

Production Assistant - Student Films, SCAD

• Organized catering services for cast and crew during shoots
• Ran errands as necessary for the production team
• Maintained a clean work environment at all times
• Troubleshot issues that arose during productions with quick solutions

Actress

• High School Graduate in feature film, May December, with director Todd Haynes
• Acted in several student-run short films
• Maintained focus on performance throughout duration of show
• Adapted well to unexpected situations such as technical difficulties or changes in schedule
• Developed characters through research, improvisation, and practice with the director
• Collaborated with other actors to create a cohesive production