Working in a fast paced environment, with amazing creatives and motion graphics artists daily, this company always challenged me to think outside the box.

This was an exciting experience for me, working in a news environment focused on educational and political programming. I edited long format shows for broadcast, making sure all programs met appropriate specs.

I loved working with this company on various projects that would pop up. Very professional and always delivered on time. The editors were easy to work with, and the creatives never ceased to amaze me with their work.

The highlight of my career, working in e-level post at GS&P. I got my start as an intern and worked my way up to Lead Engineer in a matter of years. I have made life long friends at this company, and the skills I acquired here were invaluable. Fast-paced, always cutting edge, and at the end of the day we could all still grab a beer next door with Chuck.

My job entailed setting up mics and and operating a 24 track console. I communicated with guest speakers and attended to their individual audio needs. Monitored all audio signals, making sure they came through clear and were compliant to broadcast standards.

•Set up microphones for host/guest speakers•Operate 24 track console and patch bay•Worked on shows such as Latin Pulse •Track music and VTR roll-ins for show•Set up all PL and IFB’s for the host, guests, and clients•Make sure all audio signals are broadcasted clearly

•Made sure all scripts were ready for host and guests•Kept up on email chain to make sure everyone ran on schedule•Set up both hardwire and lavaliere mics for live shows•Operated a 16 track console•Tracked both VTR and telephone call-ins•Monitored all audio broadcasted to Macy’s stores nationwide

I started working as an intern at this post production radio station, which actually creates the House of Blues radio show. My duties included archiving, searching for show material, editing and recording interviews, and assisting in mixing/mastering shows to be aired.