All About Script Supervising and Continuity
Script Supervisors keep a written account of what's shot on a film or video set. An organized account of what was shot and where to find it can save hours of an editor's frustration. By eliminating only one hour of fruitless searching, a script supervisor more than earns their day rate. They also keep track of the myriad details that can go astray when you film continuous action in bits and pieces. A good script supervisor can save the production time, wasted effort and money by preventing reshoots, and they help everyone look more professional by ensuring all the details remain consistent. Don't think you can't afford to hire one; you cannot afford NOT to.
All About Eve
Eve Butterly was handed a legal pad during an internship at a video production company in 1987 and told to "take notes." Since then, she's progressed to supervising for feature films, television, commercials, industrials, corporate communications and video for web. (She now brings her own paperwork.) Originally, she had aspirations to work as a producer, but decided that script supervising is a better fit with her current lifestyle, and she doesn't have to worry about what to do if it rains, and overtime is now a cause for rejoicing, and not angst.
Eve lives and works in Dallas, Texas. She recently renewed her passport and hopes that she'll get to use it soon. Eve speaks fluent French and works well with multiple cameras, green screen, HD and second units.
Please contact her for rates and availability.