One of the elected administrative personnel for the Society of Camera Operators and the 1st Black ever elected to such position.

Co-Chair of the Inclusion Commitee for the Society of Camera Operators.

• I am an owner of my own business and responsible for everythingpertaining to that business. Responsibilities are but not limited to,booking of clients, billing, shooting formats, lighting design, cameraoperation and editing. Within this business I use various forms ofsoftware. They are but not limited to, Final Cut Studio Pro 7, FinalCut X, Photoshop, Adobe After Effects, Adobe CS6 MastersCollection and all Microsoft Office applications.

Responsible for creating, shooting and editing training videos and promotional photography for the company.

• Camera Operator and Editor for NIOSH (National Institute forOccupational Safety and Health) and CDC (Centers for DiseaseControl and Prevention)• I was responsible for the NIOSH/CDC World Trade Center HealthProgram Video as audio/video editor and musical composer.• I also served as camera operator and editor for any in-house or out ofhouse meetings or productions along with archiving videos based onfederal records and The WTC Health Program archival footagereserve.

• Responsibilities as Head Video instructor for the 6 years there wereteaching the students, updating the syllabus, making sure it wasup to date with the newest information.Instructing and showing in full detail:• How the students are to use the camera equipment• The Principles of Lighting and Studio Operations• How to edit their commercials, newscasts and music videosusing two completely different editing platforms (Final CutPro, Adobe Premier Pro and Avid Media Composer)• In charge of equipment set-up, Grading, maintenance, DIT,proper care of the lighting grids and technical applicationsand making sure that the video instructors in my departmentknew how to trouble shoot any problems that may arise duringactual applications with the student.

• Responsible for teaching and showing teenage students ranging from14 to 19 years old to make mini documentaries based on their own takeon how The YMCA affects a positive influence on communities.• I was in charge of showing the technical production aspects on howto tell a story via interviewing the subjects, where to place thecamera and the interviewer, and lighting solutions while I was incharge of the final edit.