This is where I really "grew up" in the television industry. I was promoted three times in three years, from post production coordinator to supervisor to associate producer. Some of my responsiblitles include:*Supervising all sessions including on-lines, pre-dubs, color correction, sound mixes, laybacks, visualeffects, music editing, and all quality control aspects per Studio/Network mandated requirements*Created weekly budgets (and schedules) per episode*Broke down scripts and identified post production needs, including sound/visual effects, music clearance, voice overs, and stock shots

Worked on multiple television for CBS:Mom (Series and Pilot)After Two and a Half Men ended I was ecstatic to be offered the opportunity to work on Mom. Having worked on the pilot I knew how strong the cast (2 Emmy wins) and writing would be. No other primetime show tackles the issue Mom does (alcoholism, drug addiction, teenage pregnancy) in a comedic form. Two and a Half Men (Series)- 9 time Emmy Award winning series No matter what happens in my life I can say I survived Two and a Half Men. A series with 9 Emmy Awards that was cancelled twice before finally coming to an end in 2015. I was under incredible pressure to make sure the first episode with Ashton Kutcher did not get leaked before its premier. I implemented security measures with our venders to make sure nothing was bootlegged. It was successful and premiered with 28 million viewers. I learned that no matter what happens you can never get too high or too low. It can all be gone in a second, and also come right back to you. Rob! (Pilot)When it comes to pilot you know what you are getting yourself into. Lots of last minutes changes, long hours, scaled back budget and accelerated schedule. It was picked up and 8 episodes aired. I choose to go back to Two and a Half Men.The Crowd (Pilot)See above. I was surprised this one didn't get picked up. But thats the television industry. Pilots really push you to stream line your work flow and minimalize waste. Mike and Molly (Pilot)Such a fantastic cast. Working on the pilot I knew that the show would go on for a couple years. It went on for 6 seasons with two Emmy Awards.

I received an opportunity to run the post production department for mega producer Shonda Rhimes.*Managed all traditional post production responsibilities including budgets, billing, and scheduling*Created file based post production work flows*Provided visual effects artists clear direction on deliverables

Toast (Pilot)What a great opportunity to work with one of the most successful producers in television. As with all pilots there were challenges at every turn (budget, schedule, visual effects, producers schedules). In the end it was delivered on time and under budget. But unfortunately ABC decided to pass on show.