Noah Hershman

Lead runner for the Los Angeles open auditions for Season 12 of "America's Got Talent." Tasks included the following: buying crafty for Howie Mandel, dropping off payment to Film LA, Inc. on behalf of Marathon Productions, buying miscellaneous props, picking up coffee and meals for producers, handling petty cash/company credit cards, maintaining a safe environment in the holding room, and assisting crew with load-in and load-out.

Operated a teleprompter for hosts of the following Cracked.com sketches: "How You're About To Lose Your Reproductive Rights" (February 19, 2017); "6 Popular Survival Tips That Will Get You Killed" (March 13, 2017); "7 Presidents That Belong In The WWE Hall Of Fame" (March 26, 2017); and "So You Want To Be Indiana Jones" (May 8, 2017).

Actor/performer on an internet video for "What I'm Actually Thinking During Meetings" starring Lilly Singh, as seen on her YouTube channel !!Superwoman!! published on January 26, 2017.

Actor/performer on an internet video for "If People Were Honest At Work" starring Lilly Singh, as seen on her YouTube channel !!Superwoman!! published on February 20, 2017.

Assisted Director of Photography with lighting; assisted audio with sound set-up; operated the teleprompter for talent; placed and picked up lunch orders for talent and crew; assisted crew with load-in and load-out; and picked up supplemental supplies for crew.

Drove crew and gear to and from shooting locations; took/placed lunch orders; kept crafty bins and drink coolers stocked for crew; released background models; handled petty cash/receipts; set up/broke down video village at locations; and assisted crew as needed during production.

Returned gear, props, and rental van for season wrap-up of a reality TV show.

Supported a small team consisting of a producer, director of photography, assistant camera and audio mixer. Handled waiver releases for show participants on a comedy series.

Wrote, casted, and produced 25 episodes of "America's Court With Judge Ross."

Wrote, casted, produced, and acted in 26 episodes of "Justice For All With Judge Cristina Perez."

Wrote, casted, and produced 25 episodes of "Supreme Justice with Judge Karen."

Wrote, casted, and produced 25 episodes of "Justice With Judge Mablean."

Wrote, casted, and produced 10 episodes of "The Verdict with Judge Hatchett."

Assisted all departments with on-location production needs, including set surveillance and equipment pick-ups.

Helped all departments of production with load-in, load-out, stand-in, tech rehearsal, and driving duties.

Night Production Assistant in the Art Department for Episode 449 of Bar Rescue

I discussed (and sometimes debated) the latest news and developments surrounding the Florida Panthers hockey club during a live "vodcast" with co-hosts Aaron Kusher and Adam Meyer on a weekly basis. We did not work for the team; we were credentialed media covering the Panthers for the site.

Wrote, edited, and originated content for South Florida's 640 AM Sports' Facebook page. Promoted contests, local/national sports headlines, and station programming with descriptive and creative commentary, as well as photos.

Produced sweepers and accompanied them with music beds for "The Dr. Mitch Show" (Sundays, 2-5pm) on 850 WFTL; also operated the soundboard and regularly commentated on show topics under program moniker "The Ark" (nickname coined by Dr. Mitch).

Simultaneously executed late-night programming for 850 WFTL and 640 Sports. Gathered and edited news stories with accompanying audio. Reported news stories on air for morning news broadcast.

Recruited and scheduled sports and entertainment celebrities for "The Troy Stradford Show" and "The Andy Slater Show" on 640 Sports (WMEN AM). On-air personality. Researched and gathered relevant sports trivia for Troy and Andy. Promoted both show using social media. Operated the soundboard for New York Yankees baseball, NFL, NCAA football, and NCAA basketball broadcasts.

Promoted daily on-air contests and discussions to listeners on Facebook and the station's website, increasing the show's Facebook audience by 10% in 3 months. Appeared live on-air for various segments, including one in which I played my djembe drum as part of a rain dance effort while Orlando, FL was going through a severe drought.