Karl Day

04 March 2010

I have worked on a number of different short films, each a different style and genre. My short film Garage Daze that I was procuction manager and editor for was selected for the Pikitea Film Festival as was my Machinima the year after.

I am interested in web series and viral marketing through social networks. I am currently writing a web series that I hope to get into production in the coming year.

Key skills:

Editing video is my passion. Script writing is my hobby.
I also have skills in media research, particularly involving internet reseach. As well as surveys and analysis and writing reports.

Education history:

University of Waikato

Year of Graduation:

2008

Formal qualifications:

Bachelor of Cummincation Studies with First Class Honours. Main Subject: Media Studies

Work history:

Freelance Editing for Wesley Community Trust.
Market research for Peter Glen Research.

Creative achievements:

Two short films in Pikitea FIlm Festival.

References:

Sarah Young - 021833357
Joanne Thomas - 0272546563

Contact details:

karlwday@gmail.com
0272645106

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