Director.
A good director understands the technical director’s role and knows how to switch a show. I bring that hands-on experience with Grass Valley Kayenne switchers to my directing.
I direct live television with clear crew communication, quick decisions and hands-on technical knowledge. I stay calm when plans change, whether a segment runs long, a shot is unavailable or a cue is missed, and keep the crew focused on the next step.
The show depends on the people around me. I trust the crew to do their jobs, treat them respectfully and help when someone needs it.
I’ve also served as camera operator, assistant director, technical director, playback operator and prompter on all the productions listed above.
I’ve worked across multiple production positions and learned to operate the equipment and interfaces each one uses. That hands-on experience helps me quickly identify and troubleshoot problems during production.
A good director understands the technical director’s role and knows how to switch a show. I bring that hands-on experience with Grass Valley Kayenne switchers to my directing.
I operate EVS and DreamCatcher playback systems.
I operate CueScript and other prompting interfaces. That experience helps me relate to the prompter operator and ensure the correct script is presented and followed when needed.
I can track the rundown, script, resources and timing while helping an assistant director through a problem.
I work on camera as well as in the control room. Camera experience helps me give precise shot direction.

