Fisher Curran

I am responsible for executing and managing the content plan for ButcherBox Cycling Program and the collaboration with internal team athletes, events and media channels. I concept, produce and publish solicited media, marketing, and editorial content, as directed by team leadership and an agency creative director. During the race season, I travel the country with the cycling team, as an athlete, photographer, and writer, and document stories surrounding the team, its athletes, and the American race scene surrounding USA Crits.

Internship position that includes learning the basics of compositing in Adobe After Effects and Nuke and their applications in the feature film industry.

While rowing at the D1 level in college, I also coached for a Boston-University Academy program. I was responsible for teaching the mechanics of the rowing stroke to junior rowers with a variety of skill and athletic levels. I motivated athletes by focusing on a 3-fold progression system of speed, technique and strength. I discussed the relationships between these areas and provided advice on racing and training from personal experience with junior and collegiate rowing. I also coordinated races with other local crew teams and organize race plans.

In the office, I was responsible for contacting talent via phone and email, scheduling and coordinating auditions and callbacks for various clients ranging from commercial work to feature films, and aiding the casting director and other office workers by performing various secretarial tasks.

Signed to work as a film grip on an HBO mini-series production. Shooting was almost exclusively done in the diverse natural terrain surrounding Calgary. I was responsible for communicating interdepartmentally with the key grip, best boy, and others to make scene set-up and breakdown as fluid and timely as possible. This often involved moving heavy equipment across plains, mountains and rivers, sometimes several kilometers.