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Sylvia Aimerito, Career Overview Resume 2015.Pages Sylvia Aimerito Broadcaster/Voice Actress/Producer Studio: 562.429.1965 [email protected] Career Overview AudioGirl Productions, Owner and Producer Established in 1997, AudioGirl Productions is a full-service audio and video production company. Services include: voice over casting, music soundtracks, and copywriting for TV, radio, Web commercials, infomercials, radio shows, e-learning, and in-flight entertainment. Voice Over Talent and Voice Over Casting Director/Educator Ms. Aimerito’s voice is heard on both national and internationally broadcast TV, radio, infomercials, and commercials, and non-broadcast e-learning modules and in-flight entertainment. Radio On-Air Personality With over twenty-five years of experience as a radio personality, Ms. Aimerito has produced and served as host of several long-running radio shows that have aired in the US and abroad. - KRTH, Los Angeles, 2003-2014 - air personality - KZLA, Los Angeles, 1999-2001 – Public Affairs host and air personality - KBIG, Los Angeles, 1987-1997 – co-host of The Bill & Sylvia Morning Show - KFI/KOST, Los Angeles, 1986-1987 – news, traffic, and weather - KMET, Los Angeles, 1986 – morning news - KNX-FM, Los Angeles, 1986-1987 – air personality - KNOB, Los Angeles, 1985-1987 – air personality - KHJ, Los Angeles, 1985-1986 – air personality - KEZY, Los Angeles, 1984-1985 – air personality and music director - KNAC, Los Angeles, 1978-1984 – air personality and music director Syndicated Host: - The Cut - Hosted nationally syndicated radio show – 5 years - The National Music Survey – Hosted nationally syndicated radio show – 4 years - The Grammy’s – Hosted nationally syndicated radio specials – 3 years - NFL Season Opener – Hosted nationally syndicated radio special – 2 years Sylvia Aimerito, Career Overview 2015_Page !1 of 2 Celebrity Interview Highlights: Tina Turner, Vanessa Williams, Jay Leno, Linda Ronstadt, Michael McDonald, Yoko Ono, Donny Osmond, Kenny Loggins, Bonnie Raitt, Rod Stewart, Jane Seymour, Olivia Newton-John, Arnold Schwartzenegar, Melissa Manchester… Show Producer and Host: • Love Tracks – Internationally syndicated AC format radio show • Into The Night - Internationally syndicated Christian music radio show Broadcasting Career Highlights: • Billboard Nominee Radio Personality of the Year • Gavin Nominee Radio Personality of the Year • Featured interview contributor to book: “The Art of Voice Acting” • County of Los Angeles Commendation, Safe Baby Surrender Program • Long Beach Pro-Celebrity Grand Prix – race car driver! Please visit AudioGirlProductions.com to learn more. AudioGirl Ministries, Co-Founder and Executive Director Founded in 2009, AudioGirl Ministries is a 501(c)(3) Catholic pro life organization based in Long Beach, CA. Team AGM is actively engaged in saving babies from abortion with primary efforts including: donating ultrasound machines to pro life pregnancy clinics, presenting pro life tutorial to schools, church groups,and civic organizations, and supporting moms in need who chose life. As of Christmas 2014, AudioGirl Ministries has saved over 600 babies from abortion. Pro Life Media, Producer and Voice Talent Using her skills in production, voice over, music, entertainment, and broadcasting, Ms. Aimerito produces pro-life films, music, and tutorials that educate, motivate, and inspire others to become “A Bold and Active Voice For the Unborn.” Music Minister • Musician for Liturgical celebrations; including “Rosary and Mass For Life.” • HIGHLIGHT — Co-Choir Director for “America’s Welcome to Mother Teresa,” 1986 Please visit AudioGirlMinistries.com to learn more. Sylvia Aimerito, Career Overview 2015_Page !2 of 2.
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