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- SummarySpecialties: Editing: AVID Media Composer & Final Cut Pro Software/Animation: After Effects & Photoshop Extensive experience in field and studio productionExperience
- Nov 2005 - PresentCreative Director / KLRU-TV
Responsible for strategic planning and execution of KLRU's production in support of kids, arts & culture, and public affairs.
On any given day I: manage a staff of creative professionals; develop programming adherent with KLRU’s mission; direct graphics and animation; cultivate relationships with outside producers and organizations.
- 2005 - PresentCoach / Women First Swimming
Manage administrative and coaching duties for this women only swimming program.
- Jan 1999 - PresentProducer, production manager, videographer, editor / freelance
- Jul 2007 - Feb 2012Director of On-Air Marketing / KLRU-TV
Responsibilities: maintain station brand identity across three channels; oversee staff and execution of underwriting and show promotion; contribute to and administer station social media and blogs; support station fundraising through live and pre-produced events, produce KLRU’s townhall series Civic Summit; create branding and identity for station productions
- Nov 2005 - Jul 2007Marketing Producer / KLRU-TV
Responsibilities: write, edit and produce on-air marketing materials; create branding campaigns for on-air fundraising; produce short & long-format videos for broadcast and web; direct and train on-air talent; communicate with viewers
- Jan 2000 - Nov 2005News Promotion Manager / CBS 42 / KEYE-TV
Responsibilities: manage and create the KEYE TV brand; produce/write/edit on-air and radio spots on tight deadlines; coordinate between multiple departments to create the most efficient promotion for the station; direct camera and talent in video shoots; organize public events and community outreach campaigns; graphics and animation creation; write and distribute press releases; produce long and short format presentations; communicate with the public on sponsored events, programming, and news issues; produce commercial spots for station clients; organize film, music, and video libraries/databases; work with film, video, and HD formats.
- Jul 1999 - Jan 2000Production Technician / KXAN-TV
Morning production crew. Responsibilities: floor directing, studio camera, field grip; production technician in charge of lighting; part time promotions editor.
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1995 - 1999The University of GeorgiaABJ in Broadcast Television
Activities: Di Gamma Kappa society; Newsource 15 - Responsibilities: staffing, scheduling, and training 38 member production crew for a live, daily newscast; linear and non-linear editing, Equipment troubleshooting/ maintenance; responsible for graphics look.
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Forklift Dancework’s final performance of The Trash Project. http://www.forkliftdanceworks.org/projects/trash_project/
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Well, this is interesting. Graphene is a substance discovered relatively recently that has a number of unusual properties. In 2004, physicists at the University of Manchester and the Institute for Microelectronics Technology in Russia used ordinary scotch tape to isolate single-layer sheets of…
With inspiration from some of today’s best gourmet chefs, a spunky cook and her fancypants producer husband find the humor in making delicious food. Well, at least we THINK his pants are fancy.
Movable Dinner Parties (i.e. in a dark closet or empty bathtub…) http://youtu.be/AlczG0M3Nn0
Do 30 Minute Meals Exist? Kind of! http://youtu.be/4QLv-ir2llI
Say “Poutine” Without Laughing: http://youtu.be/CzK0gHtR_Q8
yay! I love bon appetempt!
Kevin Fanning is a hero.
This commentary can also be applied to the work vs homelife argument making the rounds
This morning, the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism (PEJ) released the 10th annual State of News Media report. To little surprise, digital operations continue to dominate change in the news media, creating opportunities and posing challenges on every front — from advertising to content strategy, user experience to social media. According to the report, “Online was the only category of news that showed growth” in 2012.
Steal Like An Artist (by Vladimir Goroshnikov)
This is the book trailer for the Russian translation of Steal Like An Artist. It’s pretty high budget, man! Nice.
In Russia the book trailers you
NEW PBS DIGITAL STUDIOS SERIES: That everyone AND their mom will love. Trust me, she will.
www.BeatMakingLab.com
The Architects: Stephen Levitin (aka Apple Juice Kid) and Pierce Freelon
Mastermind of Videography: Saleem Reshamwala (aka Kid Ethnic)
PBS Co-conspirators: Matthew Graham and Lauren SaksWhy is the sky blue? It’s a question that you’d think kids have been asking for thousands of years, but it might not be that old at all. The ancient Greek poet Homer never used a word for blue in The Odyssey or The Iliad, because blue is one of the last colors that cultures pick out a word for.
In this episode, I’ll tell you not only why the sky is blue, but why it’s red at sunset. It turns out, those colors are all part of the same sunbeam. And when you’re looking at a blue sky, you could be sharing a special moment with someone thousands of miles away. Next time a kid (or the kid inside you) wants to know why the sky is blue, you’ll have science to back you up!
References for this episode: http://dft.ba/-4Wus
Have an idea for an episode or an amazing science question you want answered? Leave a comment below!
Tweet at me: @jtotheizzoe
Email me: itsokaytobesmart [at] gmail [dot] com
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For more awesome science, check out:http://www.itsokaytobesmart.com
Written and hosted by Joe Hanson
Produced by Painted On Productions (http://www.paintedon.com/)
Music:
Johnny Ripper “Speak (with Ekoda)”
Kansas Bible Company “Hang Niner”
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Want some more great science?
Here’s last week’s episode: “The Auroras”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVTbol…
And check out: “Life By The Numbers”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWc46N…Images from my latest project AIC: Hold My Hand and featuring award-winning documentary Mijo by Chithra Jeyaram (http://realtalkies.wordpress.com/)
At SXSW, The Intersection of Food and Technology: Do you check your grocery list on your phone? Use recipe apps? Tweet about cookie commercials during the Super Bowl? If so, you’re among the growing contingent of people for whom food and technology are becoming increasingly entwined. South by…
My panel is mentioned in this article. Woot!
Pardon me while I pick up my jaw from the ground…
“Presenting 3Doodler, the world’s first 3D printing pen. Back us now at http://kck.st/V9zFjX and lift your imagination off the page!”
Source: www.youtube.com/3doodler
The trailer for the Vivian Maier documentary is out, and it looks sogood.
You might recall the incredible story — Vivian was a nanny living a double life as a street photographer in the 50s and 60s but has since passed away.
Her work only recently discovered when a historian, John Maloof, found hundreds of thousands of developed and undeveloped negatives.
- countryandwestern: Beck - I Just Stared Hating Some People Today Off Jack White’s Third Man Records. Super twangy until 3:52 when the wheels fall off. Beck can do no wrong
(No streaming audio available)0 plays - twentyfourbit: Beck: “Looking For A Sign” Something tells me Neil Young hasn’t left Beck’s turntable since last fall’s Bridge School Benefit duet, as today brings a one-off soundtrack cut with Harvest-era inspiration to spare. Hear his contribution to Jeff Who Lives At Home above. It’s been four years since his last studio LP, but with tunes like this and last year’s John Martyn cover kicking around, I, for one, don’t mind waiting while Beck searches for a “Heart of Gold.”
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