Danika Kohler Doman

Production supervisor and COVID manager

Production supervisor and COVID manager

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Danika Kohler Doman works as a production coordinator in non-pandemic times, then this year she transitioned to a new role that’s sprung up in Hollywood.

‘COVID manager’ and ‘COVID compliance officer’: Inside Hollywood’s new pandemic economy

Danika Kohler Doman works as a production coordinator in non-pandemic times, then this year she transitioned to a new role that’s sprung up in Hollywood.

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