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MARK BRITT - FIELD PRODUCTIONS |
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Mark has not only mastered what it means to be a professional Jib Operator here at ASL, but he has now added an Emmy to his name for his work on the Rachael Ray show.
Having been with ASL for over 12 years now, Mark has established quite a following. He is also a member of local 600.
In addition to the jib, he is a certified SCUBA diver and operates on ASL’s underwater projects.
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ANSEL NUNEZ - FIELD PRODUCTIONS |
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After having previously worked with ASL in the late 90s, Ansel has returned from his Fear Factor stint in South America to contribute his jib operating skills to ASL. He has received much praise from directors in a short matter of time.
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MATT MURO - FIELD PRODUCTIONS |
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Matt Muro started with ASL on New Year's Eve of 2010 of all days. And he hasn't looked back. In his first year with ASL, he saw it all from studio shoots, to live music, to commercials - he quickly became one of ASL's top techs. Now he is building his resume as a jib operator working on various studio and location shoots.
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SHANE TOUHEY - FIELD PRODUCTIONS |
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Shane has worked for ASL for many years as a freelancer while maintaining his full time position at CNN.
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ERIK LOVRIN - FIELD PRODUCTIONS |
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Erik's degree in audio engineering as well as his six years of experience in construction have helped him quickly become a reliable jib tech out in the field since starting with ASL in June 2010.
His first job was as an extra set of hands at the GMA Concert Series in the Park during the summer of 2010. By the end of the summer, he was capable of being a jib tech all on his own.
He is now working with ASL on a regular basis, and gaining invaluable experience.
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PAUL CANGIALOSI - FIELD PRODUCTIONS |
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Paul brings his vast jib operating experience to ASL.
Currently, he also works on SNL and the Today Show.
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DAVID REEDER - FIELD PRODUCTIONS |
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Dave is an experienced jib operator who has worked many a job for ASL.
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RAY PARADA - FIELD PRODUCTIONS/JIB TECHNICIAN |
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Ray started working for ASL as an intern and is now gaining more experience in the field as a jib technician. In his spare time, Ray shoots and edits music videos and documentaries.
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NICK LINDNER - FIELD PRODUCTIONS |
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Nick Lindner started in television as a teenager directing a cable access show in Philadelphia. By his early twenties, he was actively freelancing in mainstream broadcast television as a production assistant, jib technician, grip and audio engineer.
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SHEM ALLEYNE - FIELD PRODUCTIONS/JIB TECHNICIAN |
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Shem joined ASL at the beginning of 2006 and has quickly ingratiated himself with the entire staff. On the side, Shem is also in the Coast Guard, and one of his favorite hobbies happens to be construction.
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ROBERT GALLIPOLI - FIELD OPERATIONS |
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Bobby, nephew of Anthony and Eddie Lenzo, has been working as an intern with ASL for the past 3 summers as the newest and youngest member of ASL.
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DANIELA VLACICH - UNDERWATER FIELD TECHNICIAN / ASSISTANT EDITOR |
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Daniela joined the ASL team as an intern in 2009. For the past two years she has enhanced her skills as a field technician and has worked on multiple underwater productions. Over the summer of 2010 she worked on several exciting projects including the show openings for HBO's "Boardwalk Empire" and Showtime's "The Big C."
Daniela has also done preliminary editing of ASL's extensive underwater footage database.
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