Director

• Nov 2015 - Present

Drone Pilot

• May 2017 - Present

DJI Phantom 4 Drone Pilot. Provide drone footage for multiple platforms not limited to but including: films, television, documentaries, etc. DJI Phantom 4 Drone Pilot. Provide drone footage for multiple platforms not limited to but including: films, television, documentaries, etc.

Actor

• Sep 2019 - Present

Adjunct Professor

• Aug 2019 - Present

Department of Film Technologies Department of Film Technologies

Founder

• Jan 2019 - Present

Provider of full film services to fit client needs. Provider of full film services to fit client needs.

Drill Sergeant

• Oct 2013 - Oct 2019

Assistant Technical Director

• Apr 2019 - Sep 2019

2019 Season - Summer Stock

Director/Choreographer

• Apr 2019 - Sep 2019

2019 Season - Summer Stock

Teaching Artist

• Nov 2017 - May 2019

Teaching Artist

• Nov 2017 - May 2019

Director

• Oct 2017 - May 2019

Director

• Aug 2017 - May 2019

Professional Actor/Teaching Artist

• Aug 2017 - May 2019

Director and Teaching Artist

• May 2017 - May 2019

Certified Personal Trainer

• Jul 2018 - Oct 2018

Actor

• Jan 2015 - May 2018

Professional Actor

• Sep 2017 - Dec 2017

Production of J.B. Role - J.B. Production of J.B. Role - J.B.

Certified Personal Trainer/Group Fitness Instructor

• Aug 2016 - Aug 2017

Certified Personal Trainer - AFAA, FiTour Group Fitness Instructor - AFAA, FiTour, BeachBody, PulsePointe Boot Camp, Core, CIZE, Country Heat Certified Personal Trainer - AFAA, FiTour Group Fitness Instructor - AFAA, FiTour, BeachBody, PulsePointe Boot Camp, Core, CIZE, Country Heat

Director/Choreographer

• Dec 2016 - May 2017

The director has the challenging task of bringing together the many complex pieces of a production into a unified whole. To accomplish this task, a director needs to: Interpret the script Cast the production Collaborate with designers Plan the rehearsals Guide the actors in their work during rehearsals. The director’s work is most often based on a detailed study and analysis of the script to be produced. Many careful readings of the script help the director develop an… Show more The director has the challenging task of bringing together the many complex pieces of a production into a unified whole. To accomplish this task, a director needs to: Interpret the script Cast the production Collaborate with designers Plan the rehearsals Guide the actors in their work during rehearsals. The director’s work is most often based on a detailed study and analysis of the script to be produced. Many careful readings of the script help the director develop an individual vision of the playwright’s intentions, which will form the core of his or her interpretation. This sense of “what the play is really about” will shape a director’s thinking about every other aspect of the production. Directors also study the characters in the script, gathering as much information as they can about their physical and psychological traits. This is vital preparation for casting, when the actors who are best able to bring the characters to life in performance need to be chosen. Theater directors hold auditions to select the acting cast members. They collaborate with the technical crew, which may consist of lighting, sound, set and costume designers. Working with producers on large productions, there may be other supporting staff such as artistic directors and music directors to collaborate on extensive production designs. The director blocks the play by adapting the actor movements to workable floor plans on the set. Leading rehearsals, he or she collaborates creatively with the actors and technical crew to make the blocking natural, changing it when necessary and allowing inspiration. Actors draw out character motivations and relationships under the watchful eye of the director, who strives to develop these expressions over the performance's required transitions. Directors finish their work when they determine the final pacing of the play reverberates with the life of an artistic vision that is satisfying and complete. Show less The director has the challenging task of bringing together the many complex pieces of a production into a unified whole. To accomplish this task, a director needs to: Interpret the script Cast the production Collaborate with designers Plan the rehearsals Guide the actors in their work during rehearsals. The director’s work is most often based on a detailed study and analysis of the script to be produced. Many careful readings of the script help the director develop an… Show more The director has the challenging task of bringing together the many complex pieces of a production into a unified whole. To accomplish this task, a director needs to: Interpret the script Cast the production Collaborate with designers Plan the rehearsals Guide the actors in their work during rehearsals. The director’s work is most often based on a detailed study and analysis of the script to be produced. Many careful readings of the script help the director develop an individual vision of the playwright’s intentions, which will form the core of his or her interpretation. This sense of “what the play is really about” will shape a director’s thinking about every other aspect of the production. Directors also study the characters in the script, gathering as much information as they can about their physical and psychological traits. This is vital preparation for casting, when the actors who are best able to bring the characters to life in performance need to be chosen. Theater directors hold auditions to select the acting cast members. They collaborate with the technical crew, which may consist of lighting, sound, set and costume designers. Working with producers on large productions, there may be other supporting staff such as artistic directors and music directors to collaborate on extensive production designs. The director blocks the play by adapting the actor movements to workable floor plans on the set. Leading rehearsals, he or she collaborates creatively with the actors and technical crew to make the blocking natural, changing it when necessary and allowing inspiration. Actors draw out character motivations and relationships under the watchful eye of the director, who strives to develop these expressions over the performance's required transitions. Directors finish their work when they determine the final pacing of the play reverberates with the life of an artistic vision that is satisfying and complete. Show less

Professional Actor

• Apr 2015 - May 2017

Bartender/Server

• Apr 2013 - Jul 2015

Mixes and serves alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks to Guests of bar and service bar following standard recipes and the company’s alcoholic beverage policies; merchandises drinks; and is attentive to Guests,making them feel welcome, at all times. • ID all Guests ordering alcoholic beverages who appear to be 40 years old or younger. • Maintains a warm, welcoming, “Corner Bar” atmosphere • Properly and promptly prepare, garnish, and serve drinks to Guests • Provides a personal… Show more Mixes and serves alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks to Guests of bar and service bar following standard recipes and the company’s alcoholic beverage policies; merchandises drinks; and is attentive to Guests,making them feel welcome, at all times. • ID all Guests ordering alcoholic beverages who appear to be 40 years old or younger. • Maintains a warm, welcoming, “Corner Bar” atmosphere • Properly and promptly prepare, garnish, and serve drinks to Guests • Provides a personal touch to repeat guests such as learning names and favorite drinks • Coordinate food orders from Guests seated in the bar area with the kitchen • Learn the menu and make recommendations when appropriate • Upsells Guests on food or drink items where appropriate • Keeps a clean, organized bar area • Accurately rings up all orders in the POS system • Follows all relevant brand standards for service Show less Mixes and serves alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks to Guests of bar and service bar following standard recipes and the company’s alcoholic beverage policies; merchandises drinks; and is attentive to Guests,making them feel welcome, at all times. • ID all Guests ordering alcoholic beverages who appear to be 40 years old or younger. • Maintains a warm, welcoming, “Corner Bar” atmosphere • Properly and promptly prepare, garnish, and serve drinks to Guests • Provides a personal… Show more Mixes and serves alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks to Guests of bar and service bar following standard recipes and the company’s alcoholic beverage policies; merchandises drinks; and is attentive to Guests,making them feel welcome, at all times. • ID all Guests ordering alcoholic beverages who appear to be 40 years old or younger. • Maintains a warm, welcoming, “Corner Bar” atmosphere • Properly and promptly prepare, garnish, and serve drinks to Guests • Provides a personal touch to repeat guests such as learning names and favorite drinks • Coordinate food orders from Guests seated in the bar area with the kitchen • Learn the menu and make recommendations when appropriate • Upsells Guests on food or drink items where appropriate • Keeps a clean, organized bar area • Accurately rings up all orders in the POS system • Follows all relevant brand standards for service Show less

Bartender/Cook/Server

• Aug 2013 - Dec 2014

The chief responsibility of Servers at Olive Garden is to take orders and serve them to customers while ensuring that all the primary requirements of every customer are accommodated. Servers must make sure that all the operating standards of the restaurant when it comes to food handling and preparation are observed all throughout their shift. Servers are also expected to provide suggestions to customers when ordering their food or beverages and they must implement the one hundred percent… Show more The chief responsibility of Servers at Olive Garden is to take orders and serve them to customers while ensuring that all the primary requirements of every customer are accommodated. Servers must make sure that all the operating standards of the restaurant when it comes to food handling and preparation are observed all throughout their shift. Servers are also expected to provide suggestions to customers when ordering their food or beverages and they must implement the one hundred percent customer service satisfaction. Apart from customer service, Servers must also be able to relay all food orders to the kitchen in a very efficient manner to make sure that every food order is processed accordingly. Bartenders at Olive Garden need to mix and serve alcoholic and non – alcoholic beverages in line with the company’s specification in quality and quantity. Bartenders are also expected to provide fast, efficient, and pleasant service and exert all efforts to make every guest feel special. Bartenders also help guests in choosing their menu by suggesting menu items to guarantee a hundred percent customer satisfaction for an authentic Italian dining experience. Other duties include preparing beverages, interacting with customers, serving drinks, and completing all the delegated tasks by the management. Show less The chief responsibility of Servers at Olive Garden is to take orders and serve them to customers while ensuring that all the primary requirements of every customer are accommodated. Servers must make sure that all the operating standards of the restaurant when it comes to food handling and preparation are observed all throughout their shift. Servers are also expected to provide suggestions to customers when ordering their food or beverages and they must implement the one hundred percent… Show more The chief responsibility of Servers at Olive Garden is to take orders and serve them to customers while ensuring that all the primary requirements of every customer are accommodated. Servers must make sure that all the operating standards of the restaurant when it comes to food handling and preparation are observed all throughout their shift. Servers are also expected to provide suggestions to customers when ordering their food or beverages and they must implement the one hundred percent customer service satisfaction. Apart from customer service, Servers must also be able to relay all food orders to the kitchen in a very efficient manner to make sure that every food order is processed accordingly. Bartenders at Olive Garden need to mix and serve alcoholic and non – alcoholic beverages in line with the company’s specification in quality and quantity. Bartenders are also expected to provide fast, efficient, and pleasant service and exert all efforts to make every guest feel special. Bartenders also help guests in choosing their menu by suggesting menu items to guarantee a hundred percent customer satisfaction for an authentic Italian dining experience. Other duties include preparing beverages, interacting with customers, serving drinks, and completing all the delegated tasks by the management. Show less

Cook/ToGoSpecialist/QA

• Jan 2014 - May 2014

Journeyman Level III Supervisor (Avionics/Electrician)

• Jun 2013 - Jan 2014

Directs maintenance operations and keeps accountability of organizations tooling, test equipment, supplies and ground support equipment. Exceptional organizational skills in prioritizing workloads to meet aircraft delivery schedules Demonstrates Leadership of employees, coordinates, and assigns duties and inspects work performed. Ensures that production of products meets or exceeds efficiency and company quality standards. Monitors and fosters harmony and teamwork among the crew… Show more Directs maintenance operations and keeps accountability of organizations tooling, test equipment, supplies and ground support equipment. Exceptional organizational skills in prioritizing workloads to meet aircraft delivery schedules Demonstrates Leadership of employees, coordinates, and assigns duties and inspects work performed. Ensures that production of products meets or exceeds efficiency and company quality standards. Monitors and fosters harmony and teamwork among the crew assigned to his/her area of responsibility. Monitors work during and after completion to determine safety, quality and completeness. Enforce all L-3 Safety, Operational, and Ethical Policies. Manages personnel and staff, including paperwork or digital assignments. Record keeping of QTLs (Quality Task Listing) and training involved with employees. Support the Production Supervisor in working with the customer and or their designated representatives in achieving their desired results. Supervise the repairs and modifications of CH-47/OH-58/HH-60/UH-60/AH-64 aircraft structure, electrical, power train, drive train, rotor flight control and pneudraulic systems from organizational to depot level. Show less Directs maintenance operations and keeps accountability of organizations tooling, test equipment, supplies and ground support equipment. Exceptional organizational skills in prioritizing workloads to meet aircraft delivery schedules Demonstrates Leadership of employees, coordinates, and assigns duties and inspects work performed. Ensures that production of products meets or exceeds efficiency and company quality standards. Monitors and fosters harmony and teamwork among the crew… Show more Directs maintenance operations and keeps accountability of organizations tooling, test equipment, supplies and ground support equipment. Exceptional organizational skills in prioritizing workloads to meet aircraft delivery schedules Demonstrates Leadership of employees, coordinates, and assigns duties and inspects work performed. Ensures that production of products meets or exceeds efficiency and company quality standards. Monitors and fosters harmony and teamwork among the crew assigned to his/her area of responsibility. Monitors work during and after completion to determine safety, quality and completeness. Enforce all L-3 Safety, Operational, and Ethical Policies. Manages personnel and staff, including paperwork or digital assignments. Record keeping of QTLs (Quality Task Listing) and training involved with employees. Support the Production Supervisor in working with the customer and or their designated representatives in achieving their desired results. Supervise the repairs and modifications of CH-47/OH-58/HH-60/UH-60/AH-64 aircraft structure, electrical, power train, drive train, rotor flight control and pneudraulic systems from organizational to depot level. Show less

Civilian Contractor/ L3 Journeyman Supervisor

• 2013 - 2014

Avionics Service Technician - (APA) Contractor

• Apr 2013 - Jun 2013

Perform Avionics troubleshooting and repair as well as install Avionics upgrades. Perform Avionics troubleshooting and repair as well as install Avionics upgrades.

Enlisted Aircrew Aerial Gunner

• Feb 2010 - May 2013

Operate XM-218 and GAU-21 .50 caliber machine guns, perform in-flight troubleshooting on avionics systems, provide constant aircraft status to the pilots, assist passengers during operations and handle aircraft cargo.

Confined Space Entry Authority

• May 2009 - May 2013

Certify confined spaces for approval for maintenance as well as supervise and train qualified individuals to perform maintenance in the confined spaces

Advanced Skills Management Fleet Administrator/Training Monitor

• 2009 - May 2013

Squadron liaison between ASM users and the Fleet Support Representative, resolve conflicts with training database, route database issues, provide input for database improvement, administer proficiency examinations, log maintenance training from NALCOMIS OOMA database, monitor maintenance work center training ensuring sufficient number of qualifications filling each work center and creating new profiles from new join maintenance personnel.

Quality Assurance Representative

• Aug 2007 - May 2013

Brief pilots on testing areas needed. Manage testing of aircraft during Functional Check Flights, monitor maintenance programs, oversee maintenance safety and ensure direct adherence to policy. Subject Matter Expert in Avionics field, manage Avionics qualifications ensuring sufficient proficiency across the Avionics community. Perform routine and special audits on maintenance programs and work centers ensuring strict compliance to regulations per FAA and Naval/Marine Corps standards.

Crane Operator

• Aug 2004 - May 2013

Operate 10 ton Pettibone maintenance crane and 50 ton TEREX maintenance crane to facilitate in aircraft buildup and breakdown as well as periodic maintenance changing engines and transmissions.

Avionics Technician

• Jun 2003 - May 2013

Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on Sikorsky CH53D/E aircraft, document maintenance performed in accordance with Naval and Marine Corps publications, report aircraft status to Maintenance Control and adhere to policy from Quality Assurance. Also perform pre-flight, in-flight and post-flight troubleshooting assisting the pilot situational awareness.

Avionics Supervisor

• Jun 2003 - May 2013

Manage the Avionics Division and coordinate maintenance as directed from Production Control, ensure training in accordance with the Naval Aviation Maintenance Programs, delegate billets as assigned from the Avionics Officer in Charge as facilitated from the Division Chief, minimize maintenance workload through efficient time management and functional area expertise and liaison between the subordinate Marines to the Division Officer in Charge.

Sgt of Marines

• 2003 - May 2013

NCO dedicated to training new Marines and influencing the old. Forever conscious of each Marine, and by example inspire them to the highest standards possible. Strive to be patient, understanding, just, and firm. Commend the deserving and encourage the wayward. Responsible to the Commanding Officer for the morale, discipline, and efficiency of each Marine. NCO dedicated to training new Marines and influencing the old. Forever conscious of each Marine, and by example inspire them to the highest standards possible. Strive to be patient, understanding, just, and firm. Commend the deserving and encourage the wayward. Responsible to the Commanding Officer for the morale, discipline, and efficiency of each Marine.