What happened to Marta Goldstein on ‘NCIS: New Orleans’? Read about this beloved group member, whom the CBS show venerated on Nov. 22.

A name card at the finish of NCIS: New Orleans’ Nov. 22 installment, “One of Our Own,” led many fans to marvel what came about to Marta Goldstein, the workforce member to whom the Season 7 episode is dedicated. Details about Marta’s dying are scant on-line, but it’s transparent she made a giant affect on the display’s forged, team, and fans alike.

Marta’s IMDb profile reveals she served as a script manager for 81 episodes of NCIS: New Orleans, starting with the pilot episode. Her last credited episode used to be Season 6’s “The Man in the Red Suit,” which aired on CBS in March 2020.

Marta Goldstein served the most important function on 'NCIS: New Orleans.'

A script manager oversees the continuity of a TV or movie manufacturing. “Everything from makeup, props, wardrobe, hair, time of day, and pace from one scene to any other … is beneath the scrutiny of the script manager,” veteran script supervisor Ana Marina Quinta defined to The Uncool in 2012. 

“We must have a full working out of all camera angles, path, and progression. This is to make certain that digital camera angles and the motion cuts in combination. We will have to additionally make sure that not anything is disregarded from the script, that all the shots the director wanted and wanted are finished. We cue actors all the way through rehearsals and make all adjustments on the script. During the taking pictures, we make certain that the actors match their movements with their phrases, cigarettes, cups, et cetera. Any motion with their arms or body should match in all the angles always.”

Marta were a script supervisor since 1998, working on the units of the TV shows The Practice, Joan of Arcadia, Ugly Betty, Life, Surviving Jack, and Reverie, among many others.

The November 2015 factor of Slidell Magazine finds Marta “packed up her dogs … and moved to New Orleans from Los Angeles when she got the job on NCIS: New Orleans.” She were given a house on New Orleans’ St. Charles streetcar line and armed herself with a record of the city’s 31 highest eating places, the mag adds.

Fans are mourning in conjunction with Marta’s ‘NCIS: New Orleans’ colleagues.

On Twitter, fans are honoring Marta’s memory. “I didn’t know Marta Goldstein had passed away. She did some truly nice work on a lot of presentations,” one tweeted.

“All my thoughts go to the family and pals of Marta Goldstein!” any other fan wrote. “Thank you, #NCISNOLA.”

Tributes to Marta are also pouring in on Legacy.com and the Dignity Memorial website. “Saddened of the news of the passing of Marta Goldstein, longtime family member of NCIS: NOLA,” one particular person wrote. “There are no words one can say to family and buddies that comfort. She used to be a gorgeous girl. Her legacy will continue to exist in the people that liked her. Thank you NCIS for sharing and honoring her reminiscence with us.”

Another guestbook entry reads, “Our family has great respect for the casts and crews of NCIS and NCIS: New Orleans for portraying service men and girls doing their jobs with good personality. We ship our love and prayers to them and to Ms. Goldstein’s family and friends.”

And a third fan wrote, “R.I.P. Marta Goldstein. I've by no means overlooked an episode of NCIS: New Orleans, and little or no is ever mentioned about the personnel that is in the back of the cameras. Thanks.”

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