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PUBLIC RECORD for F'2 - IL-( Itemp -----..----Forwarded message ---------- From: Joan Gringer <secvii@,vahoo.com> Date: Jun 21,2007 4:33 PM Subject: Broadcasting - Film Production - Pre To: [email protected] ** CRAIGSLIST ADVISORY --- AVOID SCAMS BY DRALING LOCALLY ** Avoid: wiring money, cross-border deals, work-at-home ** Beware: cashier checks, money orders, escrow, shipping ** More Info: http://www.craigslist,org/about/sc~l To Whom It May Concern, I am a Producer in the advertising and promotion industry. I am interested in the Hotel industry as an agent for the film and entertainment industries. As a producer in NY an LA and now SoFlorida, with my contacts in the industry I would be a perfect candidate for your Hotel and Film Complex. Please email me and I will send you my resume and bio. nlank YOU, Joan Gringer - -- PUBLIC RECORD FOR f'2 - IL-( ITEMp. 1s ON 7/aLIo7 . Submitted Into the public7 reco in connection with Vlady Garcia item bQly415 on 7- =ow Priscilla A. Thompson 310.704.5922 -. City Clerk [email protected] 720 4'h St, Herrnosa Beach, CA 90254 Producer Credits Supervising Producer-Black Eye Peas Concert /Coming Home Studios (2007) Aerial Producer- Private Mexican Company / HD Wireless on Gyron / (2007) Mun2 Loco Comedy Jam - Supervising Producer (2004) LAW- " MEX 2 the MAXu - Segment Producer (2004-2005) Audience Segments 'reduction Management 1 Tech Coordinator Credits 'rivate Corr~pany- Production Manager (2007) -0GO " Cull Girls" -Tech/ Field Production Coordinator/ Sound Mixer (2006) 3ravo " Work Out" - Production Coordinator (2006) WTV Networks "8'h& Oceann- Tech Coordinator (2005) /Miami WTV Networks- ""Parental Controln- Tech Asst (2005) 3ET- "BET Awards 2005- ENG Coordinator Wun2- "CAFE TACUBA" Production Manager (2005) ,Am- Unit Production Manager (2004-2005) Studio Management MTV New WWs Years Eve "Iced Out" - Talent Logistics (2004) / NYC dH1 -"Big In 2003" -Credentials Dept. WTV Spring Break 2000- Credentials Dept. ICancun, MX Camera, Tech & Sound Credits Style Network "The Relationship Show" Pilot (2006) Sound Mixer LOGO " Curl Girlsn (2006) 4'h Unit ENG Sound Mixer Bravo- Work Out"- (sound Mixer) 3" Unit ENG Mixer Choice Game - lndependent Film / Bismarck, ND (2006) Sound Mixer LAW Live- (200412005) ENG Sound Mixer MEX 2 the MAX IKJLA (2005) ENG Sound Mixer Strictly Raza- KJLA (2005) Sound Mixer Ventana Life- Infomercials (2006) Sound Mixer Kid's Class - Independent Film (2005) Sound Mixer MTV Networks: 'Ashlee Simpson Show" (2004) 2"d A.C. MTV Networks: Carmen & Dave "Till' Death Do Us Part" (2003) Cam Asst. MW Pilot: The Wake Up Show" (2003) Production Asstl Camera Asst. FOX-"My Big, Fat Obnoxious Fiancee" - (2003) Camera Assist. Stage Management Credits MTV Spring Break'04- Nightwatch (2004) Cancun, MX DANCESTAR USA Award Show (2003 & 2004) /Miami MTV Networks - MTV Campus Invasion Tour 2003 (California) PHONE (305) 724-61 17 E-MAIL: [email protected] EDWIN MESA SUBMITTED INTO THE ---EDUCATION --- Att Institute of Ft Laudadale Fl. pRJE3FKEl:ORD FOR Associates In Science Video Production Bachelors in Video Production /2005 AWARDS RECEIVED Outstanding Achievement Award. Fashion Show 2002 Outstanding Achievement Award. Fashion Storm 2003 Outstanding Achievement Award. Joe Dirnaggio concert 2003 LANGUAGES Fluent in English and Spanish WORK EXPERIENCE 2007/Present Magical Elves, Top Chef 3 Assistant Camera/ Episodes 1-6 Production Assistant- Stage, On location The Cheesecake Factory Senior Kitchen Manager I worked with all aspects in The back of the house that includes, Schedules, Labor, Inventory MTV Latin America / Video Music Awards 2004 Camera operator Production Assis tant/Pre Production / IvfI'V Asia / Producer Assistant 2004 Camera operator Pre production and Post Production SUBMITTED INTO THE Coordinate and schedule upcoming sh PUBLIC RECORD FOR MTV Latin America IIntern 20041 Assist in the development and assembly of daily scripts for a program. I conduct extensive research of current events, music news, and pop culture for on air VJ's. Also, master tape dubbing, transcribing and logging of original footage of interviews and shows SOFTWARE (KNOWLEDGE OF SOTFTWARE--- USED IN POST PRODUCTION)- Adobe Photoshop Apple Sake 3.0 Adobe Premiere Peak Express 3.3 Adobe After Effects IDVD Media 100 Pro-tools After Affects Avid Express Final Cut 3.0 &4.0 MS Office Equipment Sct and Obcration o_f Various eauhmcnt used in Pmakction~ Sony 24 p Mini DV Cam Sony Beta SP DXC-D30 Sony PD 150 DV Cam Sony VX 2000 Mini DV Steady Cam SK2 Studio Pedestal Camera Panasonic DVC Pro 410 EZ Jib, Multi Camera set up SUBMInED INTO THE From: ~hrisRickards ~lihrisrickards~gmai~-corn>RJBLIC RECORD FOR Date: Jun 2 1,2007 4:07 PM Subject: Hi my name is Khris Rickards To: job-356845466@crai1~slist.orrr,- ** CRAIGSLIST ADVISORY --- AVOID SCAMS BY DEALING LOCALLY ** Avoid: wiring money, cross-border deals, work-at-home ** Beware: cashier checks, money orders, escrow, shipping ** More Info: http://www,craigslist.org/about/scams,html I am interested in learning more about the positions you guys are offering because I am a qualified audio assistant, production assistant and also graduated fully capable of handling any broadcasting duties. I have taken the liberty of pasting my resume below for you to look over. I would also like to know more about this project and the goals that you all are looking to accomplish. Regards, Khris Rickards 786-266-5 15 1 Khris H. Rickards Miami, FL 33 186 (786)-266-5 151 Objective: To obtain a position that fully utilizes my talents.. Education : B.A Communication Studies, April 2006 College of Communication Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL Work Experience Production Assistant ,Top Chef Miami, FL (March-May 07) PUBLIC RECQRD FOR worked in many different areas including audio and set a, Audio Assistant .. --, --- *-- --...=---.---,.- ,Top Chef Miami, FL (March-May 07) Worked with audio directly on the Top Chef set. Wired and De-Wired talent as well as helping and assisting all the audio mixers on the set. Production assistant, Deal or no Deal Miami, FL (January 07) Worked in many different positions including camera's and assisting in developing a comfortable environment for the casting personnel to operate in during the open call. Mock Interviewer, FSU Career Center Mock interview Mentor program Tallahassee, FL (Fall 2005- Spring 2006) Helped students by interviewing them for the Mock interview program and prepared them for the professional interviews they would face in the future. Secretary/Assistant, Gator Source and Supply Filed documents, answered phone calls and assisted in many diverse ways around the office. Used my computer skill set to fully actualize the potential of small business. Camera OperatorISlow-mol Statistics, FSU Seminole Productions Operated the camera for some football games and also performed various duties inside The studio for basketball games such as replays and plugging in statistics. Telemarketer, Dial America Marketing Tallahassee, FL (Summer 2005) Negotiated different sales transactions for the company while using my communications and social skills to appease disgruntled customers. Public Relations, FSU Sponsored Radio Station V89 WVFS 89.7 Tallahassee, FL (August 2004- Spring 2005) Promoted for the radio station at various shows and events increasing the awareness of The station and its programs On-Air Reporter ,FSU Sponsored Radio Station V89 WVFS 89.7TallahasseeYFL(Spring2004-Spring 2005) Delivered the Sports update at the bottom of the hour for the campus affiliated radio station. I also worked in sports department researching and developing new stories. Promotions Def Jam, Crazy Hood Miami, FL (June- August 2004) Distributed material to increase awareness of artists currently associated with or affiliated with the Def Jam Label. On-Aii Talent , Sports N' Chicken Tallahassee, FL (August 2003- December 2003) Organized and reported sports, entertainment and other news to the Florida State Campus. Producer ,Sports N Chicken Tallahassee, FL (August 2003- December 2003) Organized meetings and thoroughly planned the shows that were created and spearheaded by myself and other inventive thinkers. Oversaw pre-production, production, and post-production. Computer Skills Microsoft Windows 95,98,2000, NT, XP; Internet; Microsoft Office 2000 (Powerpoint, Excel, Access); Pro Tools 4.0, Adobe Photoshop 5.5 References furnished upon request ITEM---- /PA-/i From: Raymond St.Claire <[email protected]> Date: Jun 2 1,2007 359 PM Subject: RE:Production PositionsNideolFilm/Pre/Post To: job-356845466@,craigslist.org ** CRAIGSLIST ADVISORY --- AVOID SCAMS BY DEALING LOCALLY ** Avoid: wiring money, cross-border deals, work-at-home ** Beware: cashier checks, money orders, escrow, shipping ** More Info: h~:l/www.crainslist.ordabout~scams.h~l I am qualified for any position you have available. Please accept my resume for your review. SUBMITTED INTO THE Thank You Raymond St.Claire PUBLIC RECORD FOR Award Winning - Senior Editor-Producer-Videographer 182 1 SW 68th Avenue N. Lauderdale Florida 33068 (954) 825-3 179 ernail: raymondstclaire@yahoo. ONLINE DEMO REEL LINK: http://www.esni~s.com/web/raymondstclairevideofiles Professional Skills include: Award Winning Editor 1 Producer 1 Videographer with 15 plus years in field including 10 years in Hollywood, CA working for some of the industries top production companies. Why should you hire me? I edit, manage, produce, oversee, create and execute, edit broadcast television, radio and internet promotions and production, control room environments, video
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