Pat Armitstead

05 April 2009

I was a Registered Nurse for 16 years in education, then 11 years in TV production, Millinery and Film and TV make up. The last 8 years i have been speaking, performing using my art, improv and storytelling and developing my art.

Key skills:

Writer, Journalism, Professional Make up Artist, Milliner, Keynote presenter, Improv acting skills,

Creative achievements:

Major Highlight won NSw Tourism Award media

Reviews:

Published in many publications last 8 years

Contact details:

09 4283836

021 687635

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Pat Armitstead
I am a profesional speaker and exhibiting mixed media artist. I speak on humopur and positive psychology and am accesed for keynotes for conferences plus do in house workshops and coaching.

I use my journalism skills and my background in Film Production, Make up and Millinery to create my art in various forms.

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