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Anne Marley Resume 2018-411 2nd Unit Production “Franklin” Feature Warner Brothers Coordinator: Producer: Peter Safran Mar 2018 – May 2018 Co-Producer/UPM: David Witz PM: Greg Denny Production Coordinator: Frankie Drake Mysteries TV Series Shaftesbury Films Producer: Jonathan Hackett Apr 2017 – Nov 2017 PM: Teresa M. Ho Travel Coordinator: Star Trek: Discovery TV Series CBS Television Producer: Kevin Lafferty Aug 2016 – Apr 2017 PM: David Till PC: Janet Gayford Assistant Production The Kennedys: After Camelot TV Mini-Series Muse Entertainment Coordinator: Producer: Kevin Lafferty Apr 2016 – Jul 2016 PM: David Till PC: Janet Gayford Production Coordinator: Backstabbing for Beginners Feature Film Scythia Films Producer: Dan Bekerman Nov 2015 – Apr 2016 Producer: Aaron Barnett PM: Effy Papadopoulos Travel Coordinator: Heroes Reborn TV Limited Series NBC Universal Producer: Kevin Lafferty Apr 2015 – Nov 2015 PM: David Till PC: Janet Gayford Assistant Production Suicide Squad Feature Warner Brothers Coordinator/Travel Producer: Charles Roven Feb 2015 – Apr 2015 (prep only) Coordinator: PM: Lyn Lucibello PC: Sabine Graham Travel Coordinator: Single Ladies IV TV Series BET Network Producer: Brian Dennis Oct 2014 – Dec 2014 PM: Victoria Woods PC: Justin Beck Travel Coordinator/ Covert Affairs V TV Series NBC Universal Foreign Unit Coordinator: Producer: Sean Ryerson Feb 2014 – Oct 2014 LP/PM: B.E. Sharp PC: Jillian Sabean Production Coordinator: Apple Mortgage Cake MOW Entertainment One Producer: Jonathan I. Schwartz December 2013 Producer: M. Robert Lee PM: Natalie Urquhart Travel Coordinator: Suits III TV Series NBC Universal Producer: Jonathan Hackett Mar 2013 – Nov 2013 PM: Carmen Arndt PC: Sheena Graham Assistant Production Suits II TV Series NBC Universal Coordinator: Producer: Jonathan Hackett Feb 2012 – Nov 2012 PM: Carmen Arndt PC: Sheena Graham Assistant Production The Listener III TV Series Shaftesbury Films Coordinator: Producer: Jonathan Hackett Aug 2011 – Feb 2012 PM: Carmen Arndt PC: Sheena Graham Office Production Stay With Me TV Pilot CTV Assistant: Producer: Jonathan Hackett July 2011 - Aug 2011 PM: Carmen Arndt PC: Sheena Graham APC: Marc Lougheed Office Production Frenemies TV Movie Disney Channel Assistant: Producer: Jonathan Hackett Feb 2011 – June 2011 PM: Carmen Arndt PC: Sheena Graham APC: Kevin Drysdale Office Production Falling Skies I TV Series Dreamworks/TNT Assistant: Producer: John Ryan June 2010 – Dec 2010 PM: Marc Dassas PC: Jackie-Alexander Moulson APC: Andrea Voss Office Manager: Topix Computer Graphics* Various Commercials 3D animation/ Owner: Chris Wallace April 2008 – Jan 2010 VFX studio Managing Partner: Sylvain Taillon Producer: Laurie Kerr Producer: Cathy Jefferies Production Manager: Free Door Short BravoFact Producer: Jonathan Schwartz November 2011 Director: Michael Schmidt Line Producer: The Triumph of Dingus McGraw: Village Idiot Feature Village Idiot Producers: Hailey Birnie, Corey Surge May 2009 – July 2009 Productions Director: Corey Surge PM: Christel Crawford Production RBC “Cricket TV Billboard” Commercial Avia Productions Coordinator: Producers: Brian Cheuk 2007 PM: Adrian Chin 3rd Assistant K-OS “Born to Run” Music Video Revolver Film Director: Producers: Jannie McInnes, Natalie Galazka 2007 Company Director: Drew Lightfoot, K-OS Workshop Coordinator: Vitality Media Film Workshops* 10 Production Workshops Vitality Media Producer: Jeff Kopas Jan 2007 – June 2007 Productions Inc. 3rd Assistant K-OS “Sunday Morning” Music Video Revolver Film Director: Producers: Jannie McInnes, Kevin Brereton 2006 Company Director: Drew Lightfoot Set Production RBC “Teddy Bear” Commercial Avia Productions Assistant: Producers: Brian Cheuk, Adrian Chin 2006 PM: Brenton Bentz Set Production Drop Dead Roses Feature Dark Features Assistant: Producers: Tracey Ogonoski, Carolynne Bell June 2001 – Aug 2001 PM: Eric Wiegand IT Experience • Fully Literate: Scenechronize, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, Dreamweaver, Premiere, Final Cut Pro, Final Draft, Movie Magic Screenwriter, Filemaker Pro. • Experience in: Flash, InDesign, After Effects, Illustrator, PHP, MySql, Autodesk Flame. • Work well with both Apple and PC based programs Qualifications • WHMIS Certified, Emergency First Aid, CPR + AED Education The University of Western Ontario (2000-2004) Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honors Degree – Film Studies) *Work Experience Description: Office Manager Topix Computer Graphics 3D Animation/VFX Studio • Responsibilities included assisting producers and directors at busy animation and visual effects boutique. • Organized and managed office logistics, coordinated travel booking, handled client services • Performed necessary paperwork for invoicing, banking, insurance claims and immigration • Recruited and interviewed new co-op and intern staff while managing their time, coordinating with mentoring staff and ensuring follow-through on assigned projects • General office maintenance: tidied office space, ordered equipment and supplies, updated freelancer and client databases, maintained project database, handled phones, coordinated shipping and receiving. Workshop Vitality Media Productions Inc. Coordinator • Responsible for the organizing and running of a series of film production workshops • Established the infrastructure, handled all advertising and marketing, booking and handling of equipment, registering and assisting students, accounting, managing, and coordinating all other logistics of workshop maintenance. .
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