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Title: Untitled romantic comedy short film.
Logline: A panicked, morning-after confrontation between two lifelong friends turns into a chaotic game of hide-and-seek when the guy's heartbroken sister crashes the apartment.
Tone & Style: A character-driven romantic comedy balancing raw, vulnerable romantic tension with high-energy physical comedy and sharp, naturalistic humor, set against a vibrant, sun-drenched visual aesthetic inspired by Mamma Mia! (2008).
Production Level: Professional low budget. This film is being produced with an experienced crew and is targeted specifically for a film festival run.
What we offer
Professional set: Work with experienced, professional crew and focused, collaborative environment. Great opportunity for someone who is looking to network and be part of something different.
Travel expenses covered (Netherlands) and catering on set.
IMDb credits and professional footage for showreel.
Compensation: This is currently an unpaid independent passion project. We are unfortunately not able to offer a fee at this stage.
Type
Professional production / lowbudget
Location
Amsterdam
Description
We're looking for an experienced Script Supervisor to join us on set and oversee continuity throughout the shoot.
Period
Filming Window: Late Nov – Mid Dec, 2026 (Exact dates TBD)
Time Commitment: 2 to 3 consecutive filming days over a single weekend (Friday through Sunday)
Job requirements / profile
You'll keep track of dialogue, actions, props, blocking, and other continuity details between scenes and takes, while making sure everything stays consistent for the edit.
You are confident working closely with the director, 1st AD, and other departments, staying organized and communicating clearly when continuity issues arise.
This is a small, collaborative production, so we are looking for someone who communicates clearly, stays calm under pressure, and is comfortable being hands-on when things change on set.
Spoken / language requirements
English
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