• Greet artists/crew upon arrival of the stage• Radio artist compound staff in appropriate time to gather the artist from their dressing rooms• Be readily available and visible to tour manager on stage should he/she need anything• Communicate with hospitality if rider needs to be adjusted or brought to stage• Bring hospitality items back from your stage each night• Communicate with stage manager on what credentials should be allowed on stage at different times (this changes throughout the day)• Ensure photographers and videographers have proper satin credentials to shoot on stage• Communicate with artist relations manager if you have issue with personnel saying they should be on stage• Maintain positive and helpful attitude toward all artists, crew and their guests on the stage and in the backstage area

• As one of the first two team members, developed internal processes and systems when the company was first opening• Onboard clients and develop customized social media strategies • Create and maintain social media schedules• Create social media posts utilizing Adobe Lightroom, Canva, Later, Veed, etc. • Track social media analytics and adjust social media strategy accordingly• Set up events on Eventbrite, Facebook, and LinkedIn• Create Facebook and Instagram ads• Maintain client accounts by engaging with the audience and responding to comments & messages

∙ Maintain knowledge of all VIP activations and offerings, & communicate enthusiastically and informatively about them∙ Maintain knowledge of general festival information (i.e. hours of the show, stage names, major performing artists, location of the nearest medic tent, ATM, water station, etc.)∙ Interact with Headliners∙ Assist in set up of VIP area before doors open, and maintaining a clean and organized workspace throughout the festival∙ Creative and flexible with various tasks∙ Assist with breakdown of VIP area and conduct inventory

• Collaborate with multiple departments to create and execute promotions such as remotes, events, van hits, and other street team activities from start to finish.• Drive promotional vehicles.• Perform basic office administrative functions and update station website.• Conduct on-site promotions, and handles clients and listeners.• Sets up and run audio and other types of equipment; hang banners and other staging elements.• Record events (i.e. photos, videos, audio and social media measures for station promotions).• Set up, breaks down and transport promotional event equipment as required.• Prepare contest rules, waivers, and release forms for on air, digital, social media and other contests.• Supervise prize inventory and in-studio prize sheets as well as awarding of prizes at events.• Coordinate and oversee on-site appearances, remotes and events.• Responsible for all winner prize fulfillment and release forms.

The Black Sheep is a national multi-university company that produces satirical content across Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. As a member of the video team, our process starts with brainstorming and pitching ideas at our weekly meeting. We then collaborate and plan out the video through Google Docs. I have experience editing our video content. When the video has been filmed and edited, I create a thumbnail that will grab the viewer's attention once it has been posted on YouTube.

As a staff writer, I pitched multiple satirical article ideas during our weekly meetings. I wrote the article once it had been approved and submitted it to my editor, who contacted with any revisions that needed to be made. The finished article was then posted to The Black Sheep FSU's Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook page.

As an intern, I crafted press releases that were published on TCPalm. I designed digital media for Facebook & Instagram use. Additionally, I worked to create print media such as menus & cards referencing each adopted dog for their first annual Black Tie & Tails Fundraising Charity Dinner. The Farm Dog Rescue is a foster-based Non-Profit Organization that works to find permanent homes for dogs who have been given up.

My position as a projectionist included smoothly running projection of trailers and films. I check all equipment before the show to ensure that all technology is working correctly to give visitors the best experience possible. I also ran concessions, handled the cash register and sold popcorn and refreshments to customers.

As a Team Leader, I returned in the fall of 2019 to use my previous experience as an intern to instruct new interns. Through this position, I was also considered to be a teaching assistant at FSU. I worked 5 days a week, each day opening or closing the building, creating an agenda for interns and helping them develop the most effective methods for marketing each project on social media. As a Team Leader, I also assisted in running Florida State University’s 8th Annual Veterans Film Festival where we hosted guests Catherine Wyler (daughter of director William Wyler) and her husband, Richard Rymland. Throughout the course of the weekend, I personally managed the guests, picking them up from the hotel and driving them to each event. I also provided them with and managed a clear and concise daily agenda.

Internship through The College of Motion Picture Arts Torchlight Program for the Summer Semester, 2018. This program has grown to be recognized nationally for its work in bridging education with industry. The internship offers training in social media marketing techniques and professionalism while working on motion pictures in release throughout the U.S.