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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 9 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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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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MARK HARRIS - FIELD PRODUCTIONS/JIB TECHNICIAN |
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Mark hails from the West Coast where he worked as a fisherman. After some work as a utility, Mark joined the ranks of ASL at the start of 2006. He left for a short time to work on other productions, but he is back and ready for more action.
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RAY PARADA - FIELD PRODUCTIONS/JIB TECHNICIAN |
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Ray started working for us as an intern and is now gaining more experience in the field as a jib technician. In his spare time Ray making music videos and documentaries.
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ANSEL NUNEZ - FIELD PRODUCTIONS |
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After having previously worked with us 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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SHANE TOUHEY - JIB OPERATOR |
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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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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 has started with ASL this year and has quickly added to his experience as a jib operator.
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BOB O'REILLY - FIELD PRODUCTIONS/EDITOR/CAMERA OPERATOR |
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A recent graduate from Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia, Bob is now cutting his teeth as a jib tech as well as ASL's 2nd editor. It's only a matter of time until his short films bring him and ASL more into the movie business.
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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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RON THOMPSON - EDITOR |
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Ron is a 10 year veteran of the broadcast industry. His career started in cable news with the launch of MSNBC in 1996 where he developed his skills as a studio camera and robotics operator, and later as a video editor for daytime and primetime programming.
Currently, Ron has worked with ASL and its graphics department on various editing projects. Ron's specialty is editing in HD, but he is very capable editing in many formats.
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VITTORIA LENZO - FIELD OPERATIONS |
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Vickie has been with ASL since the beginning, but more so since 2001. Vickie currently works as a jib technician with high ambitions to follow in her brothers' footsteps as becoming the third Lenzo Jib operator!
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