Lessons Learned When Covid Hit, Post / Production Collaboration (Audio) How does a supernatural drama series manage its way through Post Production, when a real life "Coronapocalypse" horror suddenly hits? "Lessons Learned When Covid Hit, Post / Production Collaboration" features representatives from the AMC/BBC America series, "NOS4A2". Good communication is always important, and a solid workflow is essential for every show, so find out how this worked when Post Production was sent into home isolation, and how mutual trust became more important than ever to deliver the show.  Thursday, October 29th at 4pm EST via ZOOM PANELISTS: Nate Overstrom, Creative Director, Zoic Nate Overstrom has been drawing for as long as he can remember and applies his artistic talents to the world of VFX and animation. A fifteen+ year industry veteran, Nate is known for his mastery of CG and live-action compositing, having worked on dozens of projects that span across feature films, television shows and commercials. A Connecticut native, he earned a BFA in Computer Art from NYC’s School of Visual Arts in 2003. After graduation, he made his way out to Los Angeles and began his career at Zoic as an intern. After honing his technical and creative skills he transitioned back to the east coast to spend 2 years at Look Effects in NYC. Zoic recruited Nate in 2014 to spearhead its NY studio as a VFX Supervisor, where his work earned him three VES Award nominations as well as multiple Emmy nominations, including a 2016 Emmy nomination for “Outstanding Special Visual Effects” on the Amazon original series “The Man in the High Castle.” Nate continues to serve the New York office as Creative Director. The Grey, Noah, Warm Bodies, The Man in the High Castle, White Collar, Quarry, Banshee, Quantico, Homeland, Lawless, Straw Dogs, Crossbones, Once Upon a Time, V, Prison Break, Marvel Studios: The Defenders, Marvel Studios: Iron Fist, Mother!, Hold the Dark, Dead Pigs, Manhunt: Unabomber, Warrior, WuTang: An American Saga, NOS4A2, Judas and the Black Messiah, The Many Saints of Newark. Shana Fischer Huber, Producer Shana Fischer Huber is a freelance Post Producer in Film and Television. She started her producing career on the Critically Acclaimed series “Once and Again” for Ed Zwick and Marshall Herskovitz. Her most recent project with long-time collaborator Veena Sud, “The Lie” is a Blumhouse/Universal Pictures feature that premiered on Amazon Prime Video earlier this month as part of the “Welcome to the Blumhouse” series. Shana previously worked with Veena on the Pilot and 4 Seasons of the Award-Winning cult favorite “The Killing” for AMC and Netflix. This summer she wrapped 2 seasons of the Genre show NOS4A2 for AMC, based on Joe Hill’s beloved novel. Prior to that she worked on several streamers including “Hand of God” for Amazon, “Seven Seconds” for Netflix and “The Red Road” for the Sundance Channel. Recent Premium projects for HBO include “Looking: The Movie” and Season 1 of the hit show “Insecure.” Shana attended Loyola Marymount University School of Film and Television for graduate school. She is a long-time member of the Producer’s Guild of America. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband, son and yellow lab. Carly Wilson, VFX Producer Carly has worked in the VFX industry for over 10 years on both the vendor and show side and most recently was the VFX Producer for NOS4A2 Season 2. MODERATOR: Lauren Ritchie, VFX Producer / Post Supervisor Lauren Ritchie has over 25 years of experience in the film industry. She began her career in NY producing music videos in the late 80's and then a few years later moved back to Los Angeles to work in film. She discovered her love of visual effects after working with James Cameron on the 1993 feature "True Lies". That then led to various production side and vendor side jobs and in 1998 asked to become the Senior VP in Charge of Visual Effects at Newline Cinema. At New Line she was responsible for oversee