Mason Russo Web and Social Media

       My website contains projects I’ve done over the past four years to help myself get a job somewhere. I have a little bit of everything in there to appease an employer. I put up to five different movies I’ve done script coverage for. This is a typical entry level position in most production studios. Mostly just scanning the screenplay and deciding whether a project should be gone through with or not. Companies get hundreds upon hundreds every week, they usually need someone to comb through it and you can really be the big decider on some enormous projects that could be put in production.            I also put on there five different examples of some shorts, sketches, and series I’ve done in the past couple years. I put on the website my huge short film “Drac-U-Haul” which I had directed, written, edited, and produced all in the span of about three and a half months. This was a huge passion project ...

       I thoroughly enjoy doing video projects so this was a lot of fun for me to do. This isn’t the type of video I typically make. I’m usually into making a short film or some sort of sketch, so that was the only struggle; going outside of my comfort zone and making something I typically wouldn’t in the first place. I had a lot of fun editing to the rhythm of the song I chose. I ended up being pretty proud of the final product I ended up with. There was always more I could have done, but some COVID and personal restrictions stopped me from going really above and beyond. I had to think outside the box of what was limited to me to create something for the project. Shooting was pretty difficult because I typically at least have someone else there with me when I’m making a project so it was a little different. I only had to be in it a limited amount of time anyway so that kind of struggle faded away and just gave me more freedom than anything.    ...