Looking for Free Lance OR Contract Film/TV work

04 March 2010

Resume:

I am looking for any film or television work, I have worked on may short (independent) films and a local tv show on triangle where I am a feild producer. I have also worked on some local Television shows and feature films. I have completed around 260 hours of "work experience" and am ready to take it to a more professional level.

I am a hardworking "Set Savvy" mature . Aspiring Media Professional who is looking for a chance to shine

I have also completed a Diploma In Drama Directing

and a Degree In Film and TV

I have worked in

Locations

Stand By Wardrobe

Unit

ADs

Continuity

I currently Field Produce, Direct and Shoot For a Local TV show.

Please see my attached CV (not currently up to date)

Please ad

First AD , Wound -David Blyth

Locations Assist -Yogi Bear

LX Assist - Rollmance

Continuity -Blue Mermaid

Feild Producer -La Buena Vida, Triangle/Stratos

Star Course Tutor -South Seas Film And Television School

VJ 272 Plus Local and International Electronic Music Events Including Rhythm And Vines 2009/2010

Work type:

Permanent: Full-Time

Work classification:

Director - Film

Available to work in:

Auckland Region

Contact details:

Bcooney@labuenavida.co.nz

0212649152

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