Filmography

As a TV Producer at Barrandov Studio, I oversee shows production and handle essential administrative tasks. My role involves daily communication with talent to ensure their needs are met and that everything runs smoothly. I also manage budgets and schedules, ensuring they align with our projects, and meticulously handle all paperwork for each production. My commitment is to deliver high-quality shows while maintaining organization and efficiency.

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​Barrandov a.s. is a prestigious film studio located in Prague, Czechia, and one of the largest in Europe. Known for its remarkable versatility, the studio collaborates with filmmakers worldwide, including those from the United States. It has served as the backdrop for major Hollywood productions such as Mission: Impossible, The Bourne Identity, and Casino Royale, solidifying its reputation as a key player in the global film industry. Working with Barrandov is, therefore, a true honor.

I worked as a Production Coordinator for HGTV's 100 Day Dream Hotel, managing schedules and coordinating with various departments to ensure the project's success. It was an exciting opportunity, and I am proud to have contributed to its completion.

During the shoot, I have faced challenging conditions with a smile on my face. ​I acted as a liaison between production teams and external partners, fostering smooth communication and project execution. I arranged special requests for talent, prioritizing their comfort and readiness. I always gave it my best and tried to help wherever I was needed. My hard work, dedication, and desire to over achieve paid off as I was swiftly promoted to production coordinator for their next project.

Working on the 5th season of the popular TV reality show, Baddies of Caribbean, I gained valuable experience in talent management and time management as a Production Assistant for Zeus Network's Baddies of Caribbean. Working closely with the talent, I assured that everything was organized and punctual and that the show was produced in a timely manner. These skills allowed me to contribute to the success of the show and develop my abilities in managing complex projects.

Based in New Brunswick, NJ, the Mason Gross Documentary Film Lab and Johnson & Johnson collaborated on a bilingual film about community healthcare workers from the Mexican immigrant community. As part of my first experience in real documentary filmmaking, I was involved in the production and execution of the project, specifically in sound and on-set logistics. It was a great opportunity to learn and contribute to a meaningful project.