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Career-Clintdantinne.Pub Director of Event Services President COLONEL C PRODUCTIONS DANCE RADIO NETWORK LLC Orlando, Florida Area Mid-Atlantic Region Oct 2015—present Jun 2010—May 2012 President and Executive Creative Director of Communications and Director Media Technology GO FAR PR LLC BRANDYWINE SCHOOL DISTRICT Greater Philadelphia Area Wilmington, Delaware Greater New York Area Jan 1993—Jun 2010 Jun 2012—Oct 2015 WIDENER UNIVERSITY AMERICAN SCHOOL OF HYPNOSIS GRADUATED: Bachelor of Arts degree in Diploma of Hypnotism Media Studies, minor in Psychology Hypnotherapy/Hypnotherapist Chester, Pennsylvania Newark, Delaware MAINE MEDIA WORKSHOPS + COLLEGE FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY Certificate in Film Director's Craft Certificate in Hospitality and Tourism Film/Video and Photographic Arts Management Rockport, Maine Boca Raton, Florida (Online) https://clintdantinne.com/about | [email protected] | (407) 401-2659 Director of Event Services • Event & Team Coordinator (Producer & Director) - Marketing & Media Specialist; Voiceover talent and radio syndicator - Public Speaker, Photographer, UAV (Drone) Pilot, Audio & Video Producer, Multimedia Editor, Venue Lighting Technician, Disc Jockey, Photo Booth Attendant President and Executive Creative Director • Marketing and Promotions Agency Director (Publicity, Social Media & Event Specialist) - The agency was driven from the need to promote content and events efficiently toward a viable source for publicity by energizing the resources of various media, trade shows, and testimonials Founder and President • President of syndication broadcast network distributing programs via satellite to affiliate radio stations throughout the United States and across North America - The network grew from an idea to an enterprise by investing in the prospects of talent - Managed music industry promotions - Hosted special events and concerts Director of Communications & Media Technology · Director: Broadcast Learning Cen- • Vice President and General Manager: WMPH ter and 91.7 FM Radio Station 91.7 FM Radio - Founded the Broadcast Learning Center - Hired to reinstate the defunct station by order- incorporating radio, television, film club, ing and installing new equipment and obtaining recording studio, puppets, newspaper, and FCC license in 1993 (worked with architect and web team at Mount Pleasant High School construction company to design new facilities - Instructor, technical adviser, alumni liai- during entire building renovation in 1995) son, historian, and public information of- - Developed curriculum and taught student ficer (webmaster) at Mount Pleasant High workshops for communications theory, broad- School cast technology, and journalism - Founder of the Mount Pleasant Historical - Trained, supervised and scheduled both stu- Society and chairperson for the 175th anni- dents and adult community volunteers at versary celebration Oct 2005, historical WMPH 91.7 FM marker dedication May 2007, and high - Obtained funding and sponsors, recruited school building 50th anniversary ceremony staff, and maintained office records & FCC logs Oct 2008 - Coordinated on-air programming (radio shows, announcements, music) and special · Director of Communications and Media events (dances, remote broadcasts, field trips) Technology - Provided audio/video recording and editing - Team leader for infrastructure technical service for school concerts, sporting events, support and ingoing/outgoing communications and educational presentations I have always been very community focused. Some I have volunteer experience including YMCA, Red Cross, of my professional affiliations include National Asso- American Cancer Society, Latin American Community Center, ciation of Broadcasters, Society of Motion Picture Scouts, Blood Bank, hospitals for children with disabilities, and Television Engineers, New Castle County and several houses of worship. Chamber of Commerce, Meeting Professionals In- ternational, and Florida Hospitality Industry Associa- tion. https://clintdantinne.com/about | [email protected] | (407) 401-2659 à Nominee for the 2003 Out- HARD SKILLS: I have gence. I have been a lifelong standing Young Wilmingto- experience at broadcast sta- leader and collaborator bring- nian by United States Junior tions, schools, theme parks, ing enthusiasm and expertise Chamber event & entertainment ven- to each project. ues (radio, television, film, sound reinforcement, disc PERSONAL BRAND: à Awarded numerous certifi- jockey, photography), and Visionary Leadership, Crea- cates, plaques, and trophies retail establishments. tive Problem Solver, Trust- for contributions to commu- worthiness and Integrity of nity including but not limited Character, Caring through to the Division for the Visu- Emotional Intelligence, Grit ally Impaired, Delaware SOFT SKILLS: As a com- Latinos, Cub Scouts, Ameri- petent teacher and manager, and Optimism in Perspective can Cancer Society, New I know how to treat people Castle Country Chamber of with respect, handle difficult Commerce, and Delaware situations with care, find so- Association for Children of lutions, and drive results Alcoholics through emotional intelli- RADIO & TV ¨ Special Projects for SALES & SERVICE WMGK-FM, WVLT- ¨ WVCH 740 AM FM, WMHS-FM ¨ Super*Fresh Food Markets ¨ WEEE 89.5 FM HOSPITALITY ¨ Philadelphia Interna- ¨ WTGI-61 TV (Master ¨ Walt Disney World tional Airport Control Operator) ¨ Maui Nightclub En- ¨ Circuit City ¨ WCHE 1520 AM tertainment Complex (Electronics) ¨ WTLN 95.3 FM ¨ SeaWorld Orlando ¨ Sears (Electronics) ¨ WJBR 99.5 FM ¨ Universal Orlando ¨ Best Buy (interim news director) Resort (Computers) Educator Broadcaster State of Delaware back- Theme Parks for protect- ground check for public ing the safety of their Manager, Supervisor News Reporter school educators guests Event Specialist Publisher & Web Master Federal Communications Very important people for Public Speaker Graphic Art Designer Commission for work in coordinating their special broadcast events Photographer Voice Talent & Puppeteer Federal Aviation Admin- I have directly met, inter- Videography & Drone Hypnotist istration for work at an viewed and/or collaborat- ed with countless influen- Recording & Editing Marketing Specialist international airport tial people including Pres- Disc Jockey Sales Professional Retail stores for directly ident Joe Biden and handling their money George Lucas Music Industry Liaison Technology Expert https://clintdantinne.com/about | [email protected] | (407) 401-2659 I have participated as either an attendee or ex- CLINT DANTINNE hibitor in over 50 conferences, trade shows, P.O. Box 690441 Orlando, FL 32869 and expos. Mobile: 407-401-2659 Web: portal.clintdantinne.com I have worked hundreds of additional entertain- E-mail: [email protected] ment, community, wedding, and corporate events as a coordinator, reporter, disc jockey, photographer, and/or videographer. Throughout my work experience stating the experience improved My passion has always at the Brandywine School Dis- their lives. I also began a second been involvement with content trict, I developed and sustained broadcast facility called WMPH 2 creation and live events. I have numerous community partner- Internet Radio. I am the founder experience as a radio station ships. I researched then commu- and former coordinator for the manager, media center coordina- nicated regularly to a wide audi- Broadcast Learning Center of the tor, professional educator, public ence including faculty, parents, Brandywine School District that information officer, event plan- students, alumni, and the gen- includes not only the radio sta- ner, and entrepreneur. My career eral populace within this large tions, but a closed-circuit televi- path has also given me addition- organization. Being the general sion facility, recording studio, film al experience in sales, market- manager of WMPH 91.7 FM, I club, school newspaper, puppet ing, television, entertainment, turned the defunct high school club, and school web site. I was audio recording, writing, broad- radio station into a 24-hour a day also the founder and chairperson cast journalism, photography, entertaining and profitable part of for the Mount Pleasant Historical studio engineering, and more. the community. The radio station Society celebrating a legacy of won several awards, accom- learning since 1830. plished academic objectives set Boosting morale, offering encour- by the school district, increased I then created the Dance Radio agement, and providing excep- community awareness of public Network LLC. I founded the com- tional customer service are im- service campaigns, and reduced pany to create and distribute portant to me. I still maintain the the juvenile delinquent stigma by programming to affiliate radio leadership philosophies and best showcasing our fine young men stations via satellite. I later be- practices learned while working and women in positive roles. came president of Go Far PR on the Walt Disney World Col- LLC, a public relations and crea- lege Program. I am proud to During my tenure with the school tive marketing agency. I also have been personally involved district, I had trained hundreds of provide disc jockey, photo booth, with helping many charities and students. Many of my former and multimedia production ser- non-profit organizations over the students have credited their as- vices under the name Colonel C. years. sociation at WMPH as a major For all my ventures, I was always influence in their career path on-time and under-budget. https://clintdantinne.com/about | [email protected] | (407) 401-2659 .
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