Warren J Elliott

01 September 2010

To further enhance my current skill base, knowledge and application of equipment and editing software to an advanced employable level in the film industry. To achieve this aspiration I am seeking reciprocal partnerships with a industry mentors / production companies through permanent, casual and or free lance employment in order to progress my career in the Film Industry.

Key skills:

Editing . Final Cut Pro.

Digital Camera Operation.

Underwater Film.

Story Boarding. Frame Forge.

Script Writing. Movie Outline 3.

Formal qualifications:

Flat Glass Glazing.

Adv Dip Applied Science.

Creative achievements:

Claimers. Fictional Publication.

Te Taitimu. Youth Camp DVD.

References:

Henare (Zack) Makoare. Te TaiTimu Trust. (06) 8797377 (027) 495 0002

Karen Taiapa. Redeemed Media. 068794495

Mark Tooman. Ex DB Breweries Manager. (04) 902 8466

Contact details:

warrenjelliott2@gmail.com or wedivefilm@live.com

Submitted by Warren J Elliott on Wed, 01/09/2010 - 8:54pm.

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Love the diversity. I've been known to rise to the challenge put to me from on demand filming and editing with little end product brief, to scripting and management of small projects, to learning new skills just to get the shot. An all rounder with great life experiences both in front of and behind the camera. I enjoy all roles related to the industry but certainly being behind the camera and putting it all together. Especially if its underwater.

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