Bored Zombie Hunter Requires Work For Food...and Brains?

01 March 2010

Resume:

Someone looking for work in the film industry? No Way!

But don't fret, I'm super unique. I've like, totally, been to film school. Huh! Take that competitors!

I made a short film! (Or two). And I've helped some people on theirs too!

And, like, at the moment I'm writing a script that's really original, can't tell you what it is in case you thief my idea but it involves zombies!

I'm like super good at writing and producing and stuff, and directing, and I know how to make coffee, and not McCafe coffee, but real coffee. Like, from a cafe.

I'd be mad keen to earn some dollars being an assistant or something.

Oh, do you know Peter Jackson's email? He, um, never called me back..

Cheers! Thomas.

*But seriously, I'm currently looking for some paid assistant or intern jobs within the Wellington film industry. My skills are flexible and I have great availability. Contact me for more info or check out my resume. Thanks, Thomas King.

Work type:

Permanent: Full-Time

Work classification:

Film & TV

Available to work in:

Wellington Region: Wellington City

Contact details:

Email: thomasedwardking@gmail.com

or call/text me on 0212118677

Submitted by Thomas King on Mon, 01/03/2010 - 4:57pm.

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