Jewelle Carter

Shoot and edit videos developed by the communications team and mentor the student media team. Film district and school events transport and set up equipment, Set up district TV studio for shoots including teleprompter, microphones, cameras, set pieces and lights. Maintain photo and video archive and ensure equipment is stored, operational and charged when needed. Upload videos to Vimeo, social media, and channel 77.

Talent acquisition/research Creating call sheets Creating Purchase Orders Assisting the Producer Ordering catering Assisting with overall studio production/flow

Production Runners must be flexible and well organized, and be able to think on their feet. They should be able to relay messages quickly and accurately, while paying due regard to the need for silence when on set. They should have strong verbal and written communication skills, be able to take orders, and to show tact and deference towards those in positions of authority and greater responsibility. They must be punctual and enthusiastic, and understand the importance of taking detailed notes and recording expenditure accurately. They should be level headed, and able to work calmly and effectively under pressure. Production Runners must be able to contribute to good working relationships, and to create a positive atmosphere on the production. They should have good secretarial skills, and be computer literate in standard word processor, spreadsheet and email programs. They should also be aware of health and safety issues, and ensure that their actions do not constitute a risk to themselves or to others. The production office duties typically include: assisting with answering telephones, filing paperwork and data entry, arranging lunches, dinners, and transportation reservations, photocopying, general office administration, and distributing production paperwork. On location shoots, Production Runners may also be required to help to coordinate the extras, and to perform crowd control duties, except where this work is dangerous, or performed by police officers or other official personnel.

Teach students pre-production, production, and post production. I created workshops TV 101, Journalism Bootcamp, and editing. We also create documentaries, PSA's, narratives, and much more on topics that students can relate to and learn from.

To assist wherever they are needed on productions. Getting the talent release forms signed, running errands, getting lunch and other needed supplies. Assisting with answering telephones, covering brand names, data entry, photocopying, general office administration, distributing production paperwork, and taking pictures of the house while the rooms are empty.

I worked as the directional staff for registered members of the Amplify Technology Summit. I had to greet the guest and direct them to the right location in the venue.

I worked as a assistant to the Executive Producer for The Great Fight Christmas Light show. I got to shadow the director and work closely with the production crew to create content for ABC.

Educated students the roles of a newsroom and how to produce a short film. We practiced conducting interviews to prepare for the 2015 Tots to Teens Expos red carpet experience in Washington DC.