Public Affairs Officer / Televison Production Officer
Navy Operations Support Center
Naval Air Station, Norfolk
Developed training programs to ensure full mobilization readiness and maintain the capabilities of fully-qualified personnel. Produced and edited a wide range of audiovisual and advertising products aimed at both foreign and domestic mass audiences, using different methods and techniques for radio and television media. Interacted with senior officers and personnel of joint services to review and schedule operational deployments. Established priorities for task completion, prepared work schedules, provided personnel administration, prepared draft operational budgets and management reports required to accomplish mission objectives. Served as public affairs officer for Navy Reserve activities in the Norfolk area. Responsible for all external and internal programs. Supervised two Navy journalists and three Navy photographer’s mates in the production of news magazine, web page and visual products for public release.Experienced in electronic newsgathering and field production techniques, postproduction, still photography, and multi-image production. Possess strong video editorial skills and a demonstrated ability to train, schedule, motivate, and supervise personnel on equipment and projects. Monitor workflow activities; ensure compliance with established performance criteria. Possess a strong working knowledge of, and hands-on experience with state-of-the-art television cameras, lenses, videotape formats, lighting techniques, editing equipment, production switchers, digital video effects, related television production equipment and satellite uplink and downlink procedures and coordination. Traveled extensively overseas performing classified work while supporting national objectives in controversial areas, and international drug education programs. Established and maintained an excellent rapport with individuals of diverse backgrounds and experience levels. Proven ability to quickly achieve organizational integration, and assimilate functional requirements.