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KATIE COUGHLIN C: 647.444.1420 E: Katiejcoughlin@Gmail.Com KATIE COUGHLIN C: 647.444.1420 E: [email protected] 1st Assistant Production Ginny & Georgia Series Netflix Coordinator (Weekly) Producer: Claire Welland September – PM: James Crouch October 2019 PC: Adrian Sheepers 2nd Assistant Production Dare Me – Season 1 Series NBC Coordinator Producer: Dan Kaplow March – August PM: Victoria Woods 2019 PC: Redd Knight 1st Assistant Production What We Do in the Shadows - S1 Series FX Networks Coordinator Producer: Hartley Gorenstein October – PM: Stefan Steen December 2018 PC: Don Colafranceschi 2nd Assistant Production The Boys – Season 1 Series Sony Pictures / Amazon Coordinator Producer: Hartley Gorenstein April – October PM: Stefan Steen 2018 PC: Jonathan Pencharz 1st Assistant Production Polar Feature Constantin Film International Coordinator Producer: Hartley Gorenstein February – April PM: Anthony Pangalos 2018 PC: Jonathan Pencharz 2nd Assistant Production The Silence Feature Constantin Film International Coordinator Producer: Hartley Gorenstein September – PM: Stefan Steen December 2017 PC: Jonathan Pencharz 1st / 2nd Assistant Flatliners – Reshoot Feature Sony Pictures Production Coordinator Producer: Hartley Gorenstein June – August PM: Stefan Steen 2017 PC: Jonathan Pencharz 2nd Assistant Production Killjoys – Season 3 Series Syfy / Space Coordinator Producer: Lena Cordina December 2016 – Temple Street PM: Chris Shaw May 2017 PC: Jackie Alexander Moulson 1st APC: Meaghan Carey 2nd Assistant Production Man Seeking Woman – Season 3 Series FX Networks Coordinator Producer: Hartley Gorenstein September – PM: Stefan Steen November 2016 PC: Jonathan Pencharz 1st APC: Don Colafranceschi 1 I.A.T.S.E 411 Resume – Katie Coughlin Page 1/2 2nd Assistant Production Issues Pilot Freeform Disney / NBC Universal Coordinator Producer: Hartley Gorenstein June – August PM: Stefan Steen 2016 PC: Don Colafranceschi 1st APC: Derek Robertson 2nd Assistant Production The Rocky Horror Picture Show MOW FOX 21 Television Coordinator Producers: Lou Adler, Gail Berman, February – April Studios John Ryan 2016 PM: Mary Pantelidis PC: Redd Knight 1st APC: Michelle Kanyo Production Assistant Incorporated Pilot CBS Co-Exec Producer: Frank Siracusa July - September Co-Exec Producer: John Weber 2015 Line Producer/PM: Shauna Jamison PC: Jackie Alexander Moulson 1st APC: Penelope Kennedy Production Assistant The Strain – Season 2 Series FX Networks Producers: Guillermo Del Toro, Carlton October 2014 - July Cuse, J. Miles Dale 2015 PM: Dennis Chapman PC: Marie-Claude Harnois 1st APC: Maggie McCormick Production Assistant Lost Girl - Season 5 Series Showcase Producers: Wendy Grean March - October PM: James Crouch 2014 PC: Alice Wickwire Foster 1st APC: Travis Lowry Production Assistant Man Seeking Woman – Season 1 Pilot FX Networks (weekly) Producers: Lorne Michaels, Andrew March 2014 Singer, Jonathan Krisel, Simon Rich PM: Hartley Gorenstein PC: Stefan Steen 1st APC: Cynthia Hiley Other Qualifications • Proficient with Mac/PC operating software • Proficient with Word, Excel, Scenechronize, Prodicle, Movie Magic Screenwriter and Final Draft • Comfortable with Script Coordinating • Valid Canadian Passport and G driver’s license • WHMIS Certified • Reliable, organized, disciplined, and motivated to learn Education York University 2006 - 2010 Bachelor of Arts in Theatre • Specialized in screenwriting and playwriting 2 I.A.T.S.E 411 Resume – Katie Coughlin Page 2/2 .
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