Need help with content? You've come to the right place....I've worn a lot of hats over the past 20 years. Writer. Editor. Publisher. Photographer. Researcher. Designer. Promoter. Strategist. DJ. (Don't worry; it wasn't dubstep.) I also worked as the Director of Merchandising for eMusic during the digital music boom, bridging the gap between editorial and marketing while crushing sales campaigns for EMI, Bob Dylan's back catalog, and more.Not the most conventional career path, but don't worry — I'm not indecisive so much as a self-starter who is always (always!) looking to sharpen and expand my skill set.In the beginning, that meant learning the ropes in the lively offices of Entertainment Weekly, Rolling Stone, and The Buffalo News — robust media organizations that taught me how to think fast and meet the myriad needs of a tight-knit team. My insatiable curiosity and agile work methods have also led to a wide range of roles, including editing travel guides for Michelin and Fodor’s; producing owned media content for Apple, Marriott, Red Bull, Christie’s, Hennessy, and Visit California; and contributing to such national publications as Food & Wine, Bon Appétit, New York Magazine, Condé Nast Traveler, and AFAR. More recently, I became the multimedia editor at Explore Minnesota, a full-time role that includes video production, content strategy and copywriting across all of the agency’s digital channels. And then there's what I’ve done with my free time: (1) oversee the creative direction of Minnevangelist, a regional site covering arts and culture in Minnesota, and (2) manage an international team of writers and photographers as the editor and publisher of self-titled, a leading underground music outlet I launched in 2008.Oh, and I spent the past year studying UX design, coding, and content strategy through the Berlin-based online school CareerFoundry. Because why not, right?Please have a look around here — or, even better, at andrewparks.io — for examples of my work, and feel free to reach out to discuss potential work partnerships or the time Kanye West and I hung out. (No, really.)