Tony Osso has been a script supervisor in New York for the past 18 years. He has worked on projects such as If Beale Street Could Talk, Blue Valentine, The Messenger and most recently the series Uncoupled. He got his start as Production Coordinator, running the Production Office and made his way to Script Supervising after realizing he wanted to Direct.
I love Tony’s story because he has followed his heart and his passion throughout his career using his experience to direct two of his own projects. A documentary based on his family’s pizza restaurant in New Jersey called Pizza Shop: An Italian American Dream available on Amazon and Tubi and a six part series called The Devotion Project that featured different portraits of LGBTQ marriage and families that is available to watch at www.devotionproject.org.
Tony mentioned Pat Miller's book Script Supervising and Film Continuity as a great resource to learn more about the Script Supervisor's role.
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