Derek is your Film Production Cheat Code

Entering a production in Chattanooga? Think of me as your ultimate cheat code — the wizard that guides out-of-town production companies, local brands, and crews to level up, unlock resources, and find the treasure behind the dungeon door.

Level 1: Scouting Mastery

Objective: Find the perfect locations.
Power-Up: Access to secret spots, scenic backdrops, and versatile spaces.
Strategy: I know Chattanooga inside and out — from hidden urban gems to breathtaking mountain views — so your production looks epic without losing time.

Level 2: Crew & Resource Upgrade

Objective: Build a dream team.
Power-Up: Trusted local crew, vendors, and gear ready to go.
Strategy: I connect you with the right people and resources for your project, ensuring your production runs smoothly and stays on budget.

Level 3: Logistics Gauntlet

Objective: Defeat the boss of paperwork and planning.
Boss Battle: Permits, insurance, call sheets, schedules.
Power-Up: Full support and guidance to clear every obstacle efficiently — keep the team focused and avoid losing hit points on creative goals.

Level 4: Final Boss – Quest Completion

Objective: Conquer the ultimate production challenge.
Checkpoint: From first scene to final wrap
Power-Up: I guide the team through the final level, tackling last-minute changes, wrap logistics, and post-production prep — so your production ends flawlessly and the treasure is unlocked.

Secret Items: Local Advantage

Unlock hidden advantages thanks to my deep Chattanooga network: insider knowledge, shortcuts, and trusted contacts that make production faster, safer, and smoother. Only a wizard with local magic can provide these.

Achievement Unlocked: Smooth Productions

Whether you’re visiting Chattanooga for the first time, producing a local brand video, or working with the city’s talented crews, I guide every production to be easier, more efficient, and more fun.

Derek = your production wizard. Start your quest here. Finish strong. Find the treasure behind the dungeon door.

Next
Next

The Three Phases of Video Production (and Why They Matter)