Felicia Gaddis

Researched and licensed all acquired footage, photos, news paper clippings and audio/print material which appeared in six replacement episodes that aired on CBS

Secured the rights to use film clips, music and talent from 25 motion pictures for use in this hour-long retrospective of the work of Industrial Light and Magic. The program aired on Fox Television June, 16 1999.

Cleared film and television clips for use in this 1 hour special, highlighting new up and coming talent featured in Seventeen Magazine.

Responsible for licensing all acquired media internationally for this national, reality-based television program which aired on The Learning Channel.

Responsible for conducting phone interviews, booking camera crews and field producers, securing locations, shooting B-roll and conducting “man on the street” interviews in Los Angeles. Also assisted Producer with Post Production for this nationally syndicated, reality-based television program which aired on NBC.

Licensed all acquired media internationally and fact-checked all stories before they aired for this nationally syndicated, reality-based television program which dramatized the stories of the U.S. Customs Service.

Helped producers acquire elements (i.e., locations, outside video, research materials, etc.) for production and post production. Also assembled scripts (per producer's instruction) and assisted with the produciton of the 1995 Hepatitis C Symposium which was held in Los Angeles.

Wrote and produced YMCA segment about the importance of youth basketball at the Inglewood YMCA for this nationally syndicated, reality-based television program.