Six Pack

A Millennial Sitcom Worth Watching

Grip / Production Assistant / Audio Operator / Homebrew Consultant

Project Overview

Six friends stick together through the volatile time that is their mid-20s. This series is a project that I personally see as a discussion of life in the DMV as well. With an ensemble cast of six, the entire series covers six unique storylines concurrently while building a unifying throughline that will resonate with all viewers regardless of age.

Personal Statement

I loved this project for so many reasons. First, it was a project that expanded my network greatly. I made friends on this shoot and became closer friends with filmmakers who would help me in many projects to come.

How I Grew as a Part of This Project

This was the second series I was a part of from beginning to end, but the first full series I was a part of as below-the-line crew. When I wasn’t necessarily working hands-on with a scene, I was a bit lost at first. Eventually, I learned to work in stride with others for the long haul and make myself useful when I wasn’t actually needed on set. It was a great learning experience and a project I will certainly never forget.

December 9, 2019

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Scott Duvall is a screenwriter, development producer, marketing director, and burrito enthusiast. Focused on telling the stories of life, Scott has built a career around getting the word out about others’ journeys and triumphs.

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