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Mark Chervinsky WWW.SMEE.TV (213) 924-9248 [email protected] Education Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY Studied film production at the School of Visual and Performing Arts, August 1997 – May 1999 Television Editing Ultimate Blackjack Tour – CBS – Editor Wrestling Society X – MTV – Editor Dirty Jobs – Discovery – Editor Final Fu – MTV – Editor Band Battle-Endemol USA – Editor Pinks-Speed Channel – Editor Strip Search-VH-1 – Editor The Club – Spike TV – Editor Home Intervention – NBC – Editor The Biggest Loser – NBC – Casting Editor The Apprentice II – NBC – Casting Editor House Hunters – HGTV – Editor Budakon – Ivy Productions – Editor Dog Eat Dog – NBC – Editor Final Minutes – FX – Editor Spectrum FX (Stunt Reel) – Editor TV Guides Greatest Televisions Moments-Dick Clark – Lead Assistant Editor Surf Girls – MTV – Lead Assistant Editor Hitchhiker Chronicles – Lead Assistant Editor Breakthrough-VH-1 – Assistant Editor Centerfold Babylon – VH-1--Assistant Editor Rock Bodies – VH-1 – Assistant Editor Rendez View – Paramoun – Assistant Editor 5th Wheel – Bobwell Productions – Assistant Editor Fear-MTV – Assistant Story Editor Feature Editing “Handsome Johnny a Portrait of a Soldier” – Pale Horse Productions – Editor “Shag-Sophisticated Misfits” – Smee Entertainment – Editor DVD Editing “The Making of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea” – Editor (Virtual Tour)“NYPD Blue” Season One DVD – Assistant Editor “Panic Room” DVD – Assistant Editor “K-19 Widowmaker” DVD – Assistant Editor “Reign Of Fire” DVD – Assistant Editor “The Shield” DVD – Assistant Editor “Swim Fan” DVD – Assistant Editor “Star Trek 4” DVD – Assistant Editor Short Films Editing “That 70's Matrix” – Editor “Aquarium of the Pacific” – Editor “Strokin' It” – Editor “Plaid” – Editor “Sally Gets Around” – Editor Qualified on Avid Meridian, Unity, Media Composer, Final Cut Pro 5.0, Adobe After Effects 6.5 Reel upon Request .

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Kayaking with the Development and Proposed They Participate in the Conservation Foundation Corporate Membership Pro- Gram
•I--'". r: .. *-"•*' •- •- ' .-: ' »<• " -•' ~<r*$ s, -' ' _,' 'ji' '• . " ' i .. * r ' '••• i' *>!.•»*• . •- i ' Shellcrafter Betty Gardner works on shell ornaments at the Sanibel Community House last Monday. Learn more about the Sanibel Shellcrafters — who are busy making goodies for the 70th Annual Sanibel Shell Fair & Show, to be held next March. 2 Q Week of August 11 - August 17, 2006 ISLANDER Water quality snapshots .. Photos by Greg Rawl I provided by PURRE Harbor * P'Ume °r b'°Om Of unknown ori9in in Charlotte Photos from a July 25, 2006 aerial survey of Lee County Blue green algae in the Caloosahatchee downstream of S-79 (Franklin Lock) SigkTseeing-SunseT Cnmses 31 Remal & TOUR Boar TRWS enjoy fnohcking fob/Mm, scewc nanm and SamheVs famous smsers Sanibel Marina SVNCATCHER'S DREAM 631 N ¥ACHKMA\ SAMBE1.IT ? Suncateher's Summer Sale// 2O96 QflF Selected k/ewebyt Lamps, Vases, Ceramics, Emmes (Oft* Bute docteide and enjoy nwuftwaferbg ifcights from the sea It doesn't get any fresher! ocated in the Charming Olde Sanibel Shoppcs 472-8138 LUNCH 1130AM DINNER 5.OOPM TAKE OUT AVAILABLE ext to Amy's O»er Easy Cafe Entertainment nightly in the Piaho Bar & Lounge, Dolce Notte. from around the world while .V m rw. IJLANLV.4 W. • I- •'* AMii.'t 1! - %ii;!ii-| 17, 2006 J 3 Colin Novick from Fairway, Kansas and Alex and Rachel Caffrey from Lee's Summit, Mo. have been shelling "forever," as one of them put It, and on Monday, July 24, just out from Sand Dollar Condominium, they found a cache of cone shells right at the edge of the water.
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'-; *>•••:<•; -if '•'-• 33*57 .Girls learn about business page 8 Week of May 15-21, 2003 SANIBEL & CAPTIVA, FLORIDA VOLUME 30, NUMBER 20, 24 PAGES 75 CENTS Raising limits Coy: Professionals Whole Causeway now striped will have final say More exercise for two lanes on Causeway Class taught three morn- ings a week at SCA By Kate Thompson By Kate Thompson Staff writer Staff writer •—See page 4 It now takes less time — usually — to get on or Lee County Commissioners will off Sanibel. Islanders going fast make the final decision on how the The Lee County Department of Transportation Sanibel Locals racing a boast this has raised the speed limit on most of the Sanibel Causeway will be weekend13 Causeway to 30 mph. • rebuilt, said The change occurred Sunday night, after the county commis- —See page 4 county repainted the lines on the first causeway sioner Andy Coy. island to create a center turn-lane and force all vehi- While the Lee cles into the far right. The department also painted County bicycle lanes on the Causeway, making it slightly Commissioners PiTI easier for cyclists to share the roadway. went through "a The county raised the limits based on the results lot of hand hold- New coordinator of sophisticated weight and stress limits testing. The ing to make sure speed limit on the drawbridge, however, remains at everyone was appointed 20 mph, as it has always been. happy" when they Before problems surfaced and restrictions were Will head city senior pro- first developed Coy gram put in place in January, the speed limit on the rest of plans to rebuild the causeway was 35 mph.
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CAR-RT SORT **R003 15900001006409 THU 000000 - CAMIBEL LIBRARY '•! !•- 770 nUNLOP RD .S 5ANIUEL PL 33957 LGoforYu-GI-Oh! Page 14 Week of May 2-8, 2003 SANIBEL & CAPTIVA, FLORIDA VOLUME 30, NUMBER 19, 24 PAGES 75 CENTS LEEv COUNTY Causeway comes up at To all the moms DELINQUENT TAX By Kate Thompson NOTICES City Council Tuesday Staff writer .COMING IN THIS PAPER : ':$&Sl N EXT WEEK ?••'" &i$ Mother's Day was first celebrated in Philadelphia in 1907 at the request of Anna Jarvis who wanted to honor her deceased mother. A few years later, Jarvis In addition to publica and her friends launched a campaign to create a nation- tion in the Cape Cora al Mother's Day and in 1914, Congress passed legisla- Daily Breeze and th« tion marking the second Sunday in May as Mother's Island Reporter, the Lee Day. County Tax Collector's While the U.S. Census Bureau doesn't provide Office delinquent ta: information that would identify the number of mothers notices will be availabl living on Sanibel and Captiva, it is possible to deter- at numerous locations mine there are about 75 million mothers nationwide. throughout Lee County Some 67 percent of women between 15 and 44 in including all offices oi Kentucky are mothers — which has one of the highest the Lee County Tax birth rates in the nation. Collector, special news- There are 346 families on Sanibel living with chil- paper racks and al dren — most of them married couples. And Sanibel has offices of the Breez a much larger than typical percentage of families Corp, including North which consist of married couples — with or without Fort Myers, Cape Coral, children.
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