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Esquire Jauchem: Producer, Writer, Director & Designer for Television P A G ESQUIRE JAUCHEM E Producer, Writer, Director & Designer + Television, Film, Theatre, Opera & Live Events 1 of 3 ESQUIRE JAUCHEM'S RESUME TELEVISION Show: Position: Network/Production Company: - RuPaul's Drag U Supervising Producer Logo/World of Wonder - Messiest House In The Country Supervising Producer Comcast/Style - America's Most Wanted Producer Straight Shooter/Fox - IHateMyJobwith Al Sharpton Producer RGB/Spike - Anatomy Of Crime Producer Langley/Court TV - Vegas Life Writer/Director Bunim-Murray/USA - Bizarre World Producer Rocket Science/Fox - Strange Universe Producer Rysher/United TV/NBC - Livin' Large Supervising Story Editor Carsey Warner/Dick Clark/NBC - Divorce Court 640 Episodes Supervising Producer NBC/Kushner-Locke Scripted Comedy - Clean House 65 Episodes Supervising Producer Comcast/Style - Home Made Simple Co-Executive Producer Oprah Winfrey Network/ & Show Runner Green Harbor Productions - Trialwatch Supervising Proucer NBC/Kushner-Locke THEATRE Production: Position: Theatre Company: - Traveler In The Light Writer/Director William Inge Theatre Festival Tribute to Marsha Norma - Theater's Golden Warrior Writer/Director William Inge Theatre Festival Tribute to David Henry Hwang - A Hot Waltz With Paula Writer/Director William Inge Theatre Festival Tribute to Paula Vogel - The Point! by Harry Nilsson Adaptation/Director Boston Repertory Theatre - The Little Prince Director Burbage Theatre, Los Angeles Staring David Morse - The Beautiful People Director Boston Repertory Theatre - The Knights Of The Round Table Director Boston Repertory Theatre - Grandma's In The Cellar Writer/Director Boston Repertory Theatre - The Romantics Director Boston Repertory Theatre - A Hatful Of Rain Director Boston Repertory Theatre - The Little Prince Producer Victoria Theatre, San Fran. David Zucker - Rondelet: Scenes Of Seduction Adaptation/Director Boston Repertory Theatre - The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail Director Boston Repertory Theatre Agency: David Shapira & Associates • Agent: Susan A. Simons • 193 North Robertson Bl • Beverly Hills, CA 90211 Ph: 310.967.0480 • Fax: 310.659.4177 • eMail: [email protected] P ESQUIRE JAUCHEM'S RESUME A G OPERA E Opera: Position: Opera Company: 2 - La Traviata Director/Designer Opera Company of Boston of 3 - The Flying Dutchman Associate Director & Opera Company of Boston Production Administrator with Sarah Caldwell - Norma Associate Director & Opera Company of Boston Staring Beverly Sills Production Administrator with Sarah Caldwell - The Barber of Seville Associate Director & Opera Company of Boston Staring Beverly Sills Production Administrator with Sarah Caldwell - War And Peace Associate Director & Opera Company of Boston American Premier Production Administrator with Sarah Caldwell - Russlan And Ludmilla Associate Director & Opera Company of Boston American Premiere Production Administrator with Sarah Caldwell - The Icebreak Associate Director & Opera Company of Boston American Premiere Production Administrator with Sarah Caldwell - The Good Soldier Schweik Associate Director & Opera Company of Boston American Premiere Production Administrator with Sarah Caldwell - Die Fledermaus Associate Director & Opera Company of Boston Staring Beverly Sills Production Administrator with Sarah Caldwell - Les Troyens (uncut) Associate Director & Opera Company of Boston Staring Regine Crespin Production Administrator with Sarah Caldwell American Premiere EVENTS Event: Position: Description/Venue - Carnevale Venice Beach Producer Costumed Street Festival 2002-2010 on streets of Venice, CA - Burning Man Festival Producer/Designer Chosen from hundreds of entries 1999-2009 of Bubble Longe to be featured in Center Camp - American Soviet Festival Producing Director 80 performances involving over Feat. Bolshoi Ballet & Opera 700 Soviet and American staff, performers and technicians - TheBigAppleCircus Managing Director 1st US tour incl. performances on the Plaza at Lincoln Center. - Harmonia Mundi Production Designer & 5,000 Seat Arena, held the night Featuring the Dalai Lama & Production Manager the Dali Lama won the Nobel Pokrovsky Ensemble (Moscow) Peace Prize - Flash! A Magical, Producer, Director & Casino Dance & Magic Show at Mystical Adventure Designer Silversmith & Gold River Casinos - Les Ballets Trockadero Lighting Design & Moscow, Novosibirsk, Vilnius, De Monte Carlo (2 Seasons) Technical Director St. Petersburg; 44 Performances Baltic & Japan Tour throughout Japan - Safari To Treasure Director/Designer $50 million Seigfried & Roy Fully staged Arco AM/PM Showroom at Mirage Hotel, Advertising Roll-Out Las Vegas PUBLICATIONS - Effects For The Theater - Co-Authored with British designer, Graham Walne Published by A&C Black, London, 1995 Agency: David Shapira & Associates • Agent: Susan A. Simons • 193 North Robertson Bl • Beverly Hills, CA 90211 Ph: 310.967.0480 • Fax: 310.659.4177 • eMail: [email protected] P ESQUIRE JAUCHEM'S RESUME A G EDUCATION E - The Defiance College - BA, Teaching Certificate, Defiance, Ohio, 1969 3 of 3 MISC. SKILLS & EXPERIENCE - Video Editing - Final Cut Pro - Photography - Still & Video - Designer - Sets, Costumes, Lighting & FX - Co-Founder - Jauchem & Meeh Special Effects, NYC - Teaching Certificate - Defiance, Ohio, 1969 SPECIAL EFFECTS - Special Effects Resume Available Upon Request Agency: David Shapira & Associates • Agent: Susan A. Simons • 193 North Robertson Bl • Beverly Hills, CA 90211 Ph: 310.967.0480 • Fax: 310.659.4177 • eMail: [email protected].
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