Andor

Andor — Season 2

Production Company: Lucasfilm
Distributor: Disney+
Format: High-End TV Series
Year: 2023-24

Production VFX Supervisor: Mohen Leo
Production VFX Producer: TJ Falls

Key Vendor Supervisors / Vendor Leads:

  • Industrial Light & Magic (ILM): Scott Pritchard (VFX Supervisor), Duncan Ramsay (VFX Producer)
  • Scanline VFX: Sue Rowe (VFX Supervisor — gritty FX and environment work)
  • Hybride: Olivier Beaulieu (Supervisor — environments & effects)
  • Soho VFX: Keith Sellers (Supervisor)
  • Midas VFX (in-house): Paolo D’Arco (VFX Supervisor)

These names represent some of the main VFX leadership contributing to the show’s look.


Role — On-Set Supervisor

On Andor – Season 2, I worked as an On-Set Supervisor on a large-scale scripted television production, supporting day-to-day shoot operations and ensuring smooth coordination between departments while maintaining creative and technical continuity across complex sequences.


Key Responsibilities

  • Supported the Director and 1st AD team during principal photography
  • Coordinated communication between camera, lighting, art, VFX and sound departments
  • Assisted with schedule flow, scene transitions and daily shoot logistics
  • Maintained visual and performance continuity across multi-day sequences
  • Provided on-set problem solving under tight schedules and location-based challenges
  • Supported cast and crew to maintain efficient daily operations

Notable Contributions

  • Helped manage continuity across multiple unit and location shoots
  • Supported visually complex scenes requiring precise department coordination
  • Contributed to keeping production on schedule during high-pressure shoot days
  • Maintained clear, calm communication between departments

Skills Demonstrated

  • High-end television production workflow
  • Multi-department coordination
  • Continuity management
  • Set logistics & scheduling
  • On-set problem solving
  • Team communication & leadership

Outcome

Andor – Season 2 was delivered as a major Disney+ series, maintaining consistent visual continuity and efficient on-set operations across demanding production schedules.