Emilie Lenglain
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French Professional working proficiency
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Spanish Elementary proficiency
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Jacob Boyer
I recently had the opportunity to work with Emilie Lenglain on an ad hoc team to provide photographic coverage of an Army Reserve event with a national audience. I led her and a team of multimedia illustrators, none of whom had any formal training in photography or with the cameras they were using. Emilie immediately distinguished herself as ready to learn and adapt to make sure she was capturing images that would captivate audiences and encourage them to follow the command's activities. Emilie is a natural leader who took charge of both soldiers she knew and those she didn't. Despite having no training in the style and processes of Army photojournalism, within 24 hours she was shooting and processing images that were picked up by both the U.S. Army Reserve Command and external media outlets. She worked tirelessly through days that lasted more than 12 hours, displaying enthusiasm for the mission and going out of her way to motivate other soldiers who were struggling with new skill sets. Her images have quickly risen to the top of the 352nd Civil Affairs Command's Flickr photostream in number of web hits, and one of them won first place for the month of April in an internal Army Reserve public affairs photo competition. I would gladly accept Emilie onto any team I was working with or leading, and would highly recommend her to anyone looking to hire a young, enthusiastic, ready-to-learn graphic artist or photographer. Her discipline, leadership and motivation are unparallelled, and she is a young leader who anyone would be glad to work with.
Jean-Marc Jacot
Emilie was — of all the Gallery Attendants I had to hire and supervise during the existence of this branch of a French Art Gallery in New York, between 2007 and 2010 — my last recruit, and I would say the best! The most reliable, personable, and effective, among perhaps 7 or 8 persons (approximately), who held this position. I was quite happy and satisfied to work with her. My only regret about this period had nothing to do with her or her skills, which are undeniable, but with the clients in France, who were running the gallery and as such, hiring my own services — as a bilingual native New Yorker. I do recommend Emilie. She was a bright and competent co-worker. Best of luck for her current and future career!
Jacob Boyer
I recently had the opportunity to work with Emilie Lenglain on an ad hoc team to provide photographic coverage of an Army Reserve event with a national audience. I led her and a team of multimedia illustrators, none of whom had any formal training in photography or with the cameras they were using. Emilie immediately distinguished herself as ready to learn and adapt to make sure she was capturing images that would captivate audiences and encourage them to follow the command's activities. Emilie is a natural leader who took charge of both soldiers she knew and those she didn't. Despite having no training in the style and processes of Army photojournalism, within 24 hours she was shooting and processing images that were picked up by both the U.S. Army Reserve Command and external media outlets. She worked tirelessly through days that lasted more than 12 hours, displaying enthusiasm for the mission and going out of her way to motivate other soldiers who were struggling with new skill sets. Her images have quickly risen to the top of the 352nd Civil Affairs Command's Flickr photostream in number of web hits, and one of them won first place for the month of April in an internal Army Reserve public affairs photo competition. I would gladly accept Emilie onto any team I was working with or leading, and would highly recommend her to anyone looking to hire a young, enthusiastic, ready-to-learn graphic artist or photographer. Her discipline, leadership and motivation are unparallelled, and she is a young leader who anyone would be glad to work with.
Jean-Marc Jacot
Emilie was — of all the Gallery Attendants I had to hire and supervise during the existence of this branch of a French Art Gallery in New York, between 2007 and 2010 — my last recruit, and I would say the best! The most reliable, personable, and effective, among perhaps 7 or 8 persons (approximately), who held this position. I was quite happy and satisfied to work with her. My only regret about this period had nothing to do with her or her skills, which are undeniable, but with the clients in France, who were running the gallery and as such, hiring my own services — as a bilingual native New Yorker. I do recommend Emilie. She was a bright and competent co-worker. Best of luck for her current and future career!
Jacob Boyer
I recently had the opportunity to work with Emilie Lenglain on an ad hoc team to provide photographic coverage of an Army Reserve event with a national audience. I led her and a team of multimedia illustrators, none of whom had any formal training in photography or with the cameras they were using. Emilie immediately distinguished herself as ready to learn and adapt to make sure she was capturing images that would captivate audiences and encourage them to follow the command's activities. Emilie is a natural leader who took charge of both soldiers she knew and those she didn't. Despite having no training in the style and processes of Army photojournalism, within 24 hours she was shooting and processing images that were picked up by both the U.S. Army Reserve Command and external media outlets. She worked tirelessly through days that lasted more than 12 hours, displaying enthusiasm for the mission and going out of her way to motivate other soldiers who were struggling with new skill sets. Her images have quickly risen to the top of the 352nd Civil Affairs Command's Flickr photostream in number of web hits, and one of them won first place for the month of April in an internal Army Reserve public affairs photo competition. I would gladly accept Emilie onto any team I was working with or leading, and would highly recommend her to anyone looking to hire a young, enthusiastic, ready-to-learn graphic artist or photographer. Her discipline, leadership and motivation are unparallelled, and she is a young leader who anyone would be glad to work with.
Jean-Marc Jacot
Emilie was — of all the Gallery Attendants I had to hire and supervise during the existence of this branch of a French Art Gallery in New York, between 2007 and 2010 — my last recruit, and I would say the best! The most reliable, personable, and effective, among perhaps 7 or 8 persons (approximately), who held this position. I was quite happy and satisfied to work with her. My only regret about this period had nothing to do with her or her skills, which are undeniable, but with the clients in France, who were running the gallery and as such, hiring my own services — as a bilingual native New Yorker. I do recommend Emilie. She was a bright and competent co-worker. Best of luck for her current and future career!
Jacob Boyer
I recently had the opportunity to work with Emilie Lenglain on an ad hoc team to provide photographic coverage of an Army Reserve event with a national audience. I led her and a team of multimedia illustrators, none of whom had any formal training in photography or with the cameras they were using. Emilie immediately distinguished herself as ready to learn and adapt to make sure she was capturing images that would captivate audiences and encourage them to follow the command's activities. Emilie is a natural leader who took charge of both soldiers she knew and those she didn't. Despite having no training in the style and processes of Army photojournalism, within 24 hours she was shooting and processing images that were picked up by both the U.S. Army Reserve Command and external media outlets. She worked tirelessly through days that lasted more than 12 hours, displaying enthusiasm for the mission and going out of her way to motivate other soldiers who were struggling with new skill sets. Her images have quickly risen to the top of the 352nd Civil Affairs Command's Flickr photostream in number of web hits, and one of them won first place for the month of April in an internal Army Reserve public affairs photo competition. I would gladly accept Emilie onto any team I was working with or leading, and would highly recommend her to anyone looking to hire a young, enthusiastic, ready-to-learn graphic artist or photographer. Her discipline, leadership and motivation are unparallelled, and she is a young leader who anyone would be glad to work with.
Jean-Marc Jacot
Emilie was — of all the Gallery Attendants I had to hire and supervise during the existence of this branch of a French Art Gallery in New York, between 2007 and 2010 — my last recruit, and I would say the best! The most reliable, personable, and effective, among perhaps 7 or 8 persons (approximately), who held this position. I was quite happy and satisfied to work with her. My only regret about this period had nothing to do with her or her skills, which are undeniable, but with the clients in France, who were running the gallery and as such, hiring my own services — as a bilingual native New Yorker. I do recommend Emilie. She was a bright and competent co-worker. Best of luck for her current and future career!
Experience
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Coney Island Prep
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United States
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Education Administration Programs
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100 - 200 Employee
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Learning Support Teacher
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Mar 2019 - Present
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Design EJL
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United States
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Graphic Design
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Freelance Work
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Jan 2010 - Present
I'm a graphic and web designer - eager to help any business create their first website or revamp their current one. I also help with branding, setting up the image best that suits your companies' needs. I've worked with a variety of clients, each always has a vision for their business. Through research and discussion, I am able to create a look and feel best suited for their company. Everyone needs a website and I'm here to help not only with that but much much more where needed. Here to help create the look that generates new business with your vision in mind. designejl.com Show less
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United States Army Reserve
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United States
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Armed Forces
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700 & Above Employee
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Multimedia Illustrator Sergeant
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Jul 2007 - Present
Multimedia Specialist qualified Dec 2020. Skills in videography, story telling, photography, journalism, graphics and writing. Assisted with a Public Affairs photography mission for a general-officer level event with national visibility. Captured and processed photos for nationwide distribution, including photo editing and processing and cutline writing. Photos were picked up by U.S. Army Reserve Command for distribution to national media outlets. Promoted to sergeant June 2011. Multimedia Specialist qualified Dec 2020. Skills in videography, story telling, photography, journalism, graphics and writing. Assisted with a Public Affairs photography mission for a general-officer level event with national visibility. Captured and processed photos for nationwide distribution, including photo editing and processing and cutline writing. Photos were picked up by U.S. Army Reserve Command for distribution to national media outlets. Promoted to sergeant June 2011.
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SmartStart Education
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United States
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Education Management
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1 - 100 Employee
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Math Interventionist
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Nov 2016 - Jun 2019
Taught mathematics to small size classes in middle schools. Aided students to improve their math comprehension in preparation for NYS Exams. Nov 2016 - August 2017, May 2018 - August 2018, Dec 2018 - Jun 2019 Also, taught English in middle schools. Improved student's reading & writing skills in preparation for NYS Exams. Nov 2017 - May 2018 Taught mathematics to small size classes in middle schools. Aided students to improve their math comprehension in preparation for NYS Exams. Nov 2016 - August 2017, May 2018 - August 2018, Dec 2018 - Jun 2019 Also, taught English in middle schools. Improved student's reading & writing skills in preparation for NYS Exams. Nov 2017 - May 2018
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Psych Media
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United States
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Advertising Services
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Operations Manager
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Jul 2017 - Jul 2018
Delegating tasks daily to team members. Managing project workflow and deadlines. Maintaining client relations. Worked from July 2017 - Nov 2017 & May 2018- July 2018 Delegating tasks daily to team members. Managing project workflow and deadlines. Maintaining client relations. Worked from July 2017 - Nov 2017 & May 2018- July 2018
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Baang and Burne Contemporary
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Artists and Writers
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1 - 100 Employee
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Part-Time Marketing Assistant
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Jan 2013 - Jan 2016
Researches and presents concepts, artists, and art periods relevant to the artists the agency represents. Conducted research for Sophia Wallace's installation, “Cliteracy: 100 Natural Laws,” and Dominic Sansone's installations. Assisted at Sophia Wallace's booth at the art fair, Scope NY. Updated e-mail list, sent out informational requests, spoke to viewers about the piece, helped with sales. Researched and created international and national art fair lists in Excel. Started off with an internship and became a part of their team in July. Posting frequent blog posts on the company's Wordpress and resizing images for their website. Show less
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City Tech, CUNY
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United States
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Higher Education
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400 - 500 Employee
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Coordinator's Assistant
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Apr 2014 - Jun 2015
Veteran's Support Services for students. Updating social media, wordpress, and helping students. January transfered to Counseling Dept - Petrie Fund Assistant. Veteran's Support Services for students. Updating social media, wordpress, and helping students. January transfered to Counseling Dept - Petrie Fund Assistant.
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Sports and Arts in Schools Foundation
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United States
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Non-profit Organizations
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100 - 200 Employee
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Activity Specialist
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Feb 2013 - Aug 2013
Tutors students in math and English and supports the school’s Sports Activity Specialist. Creates and leads arts and crafts projects with children in grades two through five. Assists another teacher with art sessions and helps generate ideas and create art for performances. Tutors students in math and English and supports the school’s Sports Activity Specialist. Creates and leads arts and crafts projects with children in grades two through five. Assists another teacher with art sessions and helps generate ideas and create art for performances.
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Art of Living, PrimaMedia Inc.
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Hatfield, PA
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Book Design Intern
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Feb 2013 - Jun 2013
Designed Maria Liberati's new book, “The Basic Art of Coffee,” including jacket cover design and photographic work. Laid out interior pages to printer's standards. Made copy edits upon request of the editor. Designed Maria Liberati's new book, “The Basic Art of Coffee,” including jacket cover design and photographic work. Laid out interior pages to printer's standards. Made copy edits upon request of the editor.
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Pavillon d'Art Contemporain
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Greater New York City Area
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Gallery Representative
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Mar 2010 - Jun 2010
Designed and arranged the printing of promotional materials for two gallery openings, marketed events via web and email messages. Acted as the phone representative for the gallery, coordinated with the CEO and artists. Packaged, received, and hung new art exhibits. Found and contacted artists for the International Contemporary Art Exhibit at the Carrousel du Louvre 2010 in Paris. Was the first gallery representative to sell spaces to American artists. Designed and arranged the printing of promotional materials for two gallery openings, marketed events via web and email messages. Acted as the phone representative for the gallery, coordinated with the CEO and artists. Packaged, received, and hung new art exhibits. Found and contacted artists for the International Contemporary Art Exhibit at the Carrousel du Louvre 2010 in Paris. Was the first gallery representative to sell spaces to American artists.
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LifeTime Media
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Book and Periodical Publishing
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1 - 100 Employee
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Graphic Design Intern
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Dec 2008 - Jun 2009
Designed large-scale poster for a book signing for Billie Jean King’s “Pressure is a Privilege.” Collaborated on the cover design for Amy Sewell’s “She's Out There: Essays by 35 Young Women Who Aspire to Lead the Nation.” Coordinated design edits with a contracted design firm after inspection of the book's printed draft. Designed and arranged the printing for our banner at Book Expo America 2009. Assisted with the CEO's needs at the Book Expo. Created potential book interiors, covers, and sample pages. Designed and arranged the printing of the firm’s Fall 2009 Catalog. Show less
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Education
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2006 - 2008
Queens College
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2004 - 2005
University at Buffalo
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Graphic Design -
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Parsons School of Design
Continuing Education, Graphic Design -
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School of Visual Arts
Continuing Education, Graphic Design -
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Rhode Island School of Design
Summer Studies, Graphic Design
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