Testimonials

Life on set

I LOVE being on set, and aim to make every project fun and collaborative. Here’s how some project partners felt about working with me.

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Most recent

Louise was not just a necessary member of our crew, but one liked and appreciated by everyone on set.

Her willingness to work with the cast on their lines, going above and beyond expectations, was a definite boon to the process.

Her eye for detail and feedback was invaluable. Louise is definitely someone I’d want on my crew again in future productions

Anthony Harwood – Director – Giraffe

Other projects

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Witches of Pool Bottom

Louise, as our script supervisor, was an absolute asset on set, bringing a calm, reassuring “mother hen” energy that kept everyone grounded even during the most hectic moments!

Her attention to detail was spot-on, especially in our complex action scenes where she expertly managed continuity and coverage with total confidence. She was the perfect balance for me as the director, with her technical precision yet supportive presence.

Ava Bounds – Director

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Tomorrrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow

Louise enhanced the whole project with her knowledge, experience, openness and all-encompassing humour.

We all left with a deep appreciation of how her exceptional script supervision supported every role on set and held the canvas for our outstanding cast.

Grace Warwick – Intimacy Coordinator

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Giraffe

Louise is by far the most diligent, intuitive, smart and detail-oriented script supervisor I have ever had the privilege of working with. She absolutely loves what she does and is truly the director’s eyes and ears on set. I had the pleasure of working with Louise on the feature film “Giraffe”, directed by Anthony Harwood, and got to watch a true master in her element”.

David Alan Madrick – Lead Actor

What people are saying

“Communication skills are first class! Good humour, and not afraid to let me know when I’ve missed something”

David Mansell
Director, Misty
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