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Trained in the Navy as an air traffic controller, Aaron Barsky returned to civilian life and has been controlling intricate traffic patterns ever since. With an ability to effectively manage multiple tasks, personalities and decisions, Barsky worked his way up the production ladder and became an in-demand Assistant Director. From Moscow to Thailand, Barsky has worked on studio projects, independents, miniseries and episodic TV. He is known as an AD who runs 'a tight ship’; who can work within a plan, come up with a plan, or change a plan as needed. Aaron is equally comfortable with dramatic or comedic mis en scene, special effects or action arias, and he brings a deep breadth of experience and wit to any set.

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Comfortable at 12,000 feet in the Rockies, or aboard a helicopter, insert car or on stage in Los Angeles, Greg Dobbin is a director’s dream. Coolly calm, pleasantly efficient and always on top of the game, Dobbin will provide workable solutions to any problem while saving the producer money and time. Greg has worked worldwide on nearly 600 spots for the biggest companies and clients. He has worked with many international celebrities such as Bill Gates, Jerry Seinfeld, Tiger Woods, Derek Jeter, Dwyane Wade, Chris Paul and Stuart Cink. Based near Vancouver and possessing a US Work Visa, Greg is available for work worldwide. 

Rosser is strategically organized and ultra detail oriented. She is a master scheduler and keeps the set moving.  She brings humor to the job and is no screamer. Rosser forms strong alliances with director, producers and all department heads. She keeps communication flowing and supports a balanced, creative environment. As an industry veteran with over 15 years of experience, Rosser is an extreme asset in prep through wrap.  She relishes working on projects of all varieties and meeting any challenge.

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Scott Harris’ film career began as a teenager traveling the world working for legendary documentary filmmaker Dick Young. Production problems intrigued Scott and he focused his attention on working as an assistant director. Since he joined the DGA Harris has worked on everything from big studio features to network TV and small music videos. Scott’s calming personality and great skill at converting problems to solutions have impressed directors and producers alike.  Scott is available for work worldwide.

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Charles Leslie graduated from Loyola University Chicago and Northwestern University. Highly organized, driven and tireless from preproduction through wrap, Charles’ ability to build a cohesive unit on set and to communicate well with directors, cast and crew ensures the completion of a production’s schedule on time and within budget. He enjoys working with child actors, juggling logistics of stunts and multiple cameras and the challenge of animals. His successful completion of eight features helmed by first-time directors as well as running non-English speaking crews is a testament to Charles’ leadership on set. His films have appeared in Toronto, Sundance, Tribeca, New York and Chicago International Film Festivals. With his passport current, Charles is available for studio and independent shoots worldwide.

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An interest in traditional Japanese theater brought Ed Licht to Japan shortly after graduating from Boston University. After a few years working in Japanese theater and television, Ed returned to Los Angeles fully fluent in Japanese. Ed prides himself on keeping the set organized but with a good working environment. Keeping the information flowing between the departments eliminates the need for the last minute scramble and panic. Ed has worked all over the world, most of the US, and spent quite a bit of time working in LA as well. Ed has worked in locations from the North Pole to Peru, Argentina, Mexico, Japan, Jordan and Canada. He has extensive experience with SPFX, digital effects, auto shoots and aerial photography.  Ed is available for work worldwide.

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"I won't make a picture without her", exclaimed one of Scherberger's many Directors from Canada, the US and Europe.  Her strategic expertise and masterful scheduling always generate structure to deliver her Director’s vision on time and on budget. Scherberger's diplomacy was born out of the colorful personalities and egos that changed with each movie and became a constant source of inspired approaches. A disciplined athlete, she is an accomplished equestrian, downhill skier and sub-4 marathoner. With a razor sharp mind she can always find the humor in any situation, she has after all, given birth. Based in Toronto, Elizabeth is available for work worldwide.  

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With a degree from the prestigious New York University Film School, Daniel Sollinger has produced more than 350 commercials, music videos and shorts for a broad spectrum of clients, including Pepsi, Warner Brothers Records, CBS, Sony and Comedy Central. His first venture in features with director Peter Spirer was the hit Rhyme & Reason. From there, Sollinger went on to serve as executive producer on Six Ways to Sunday and produced Love Goggles and the NYC unit of Dot.Kill. Daniel is available for work worldwide.