Sylvia Brookoff

•Developed, negotiated, tracked budgets ranging from 5k – 250K for on-air projects & digital videos including launch of Everybody Loves Raymond & the Mary-Kate and Ashley acquired catalog •Worked with outside companies when managing acquisitions launches, obtaining assets •Oversaw the post-production process including audio, edit, GFX, VO and music/image clearance •Planned shoots

•Assisted talent and stage manager in commentary booth during live show and rehearsals •Helped with equipment, setup and breakdown before and after show

• Assisted stage manager in commentary booth during live shows • Helped with equipment, setup and breakdown before and after show • Ran script changes, props and various other documents between commentary box and TV compound • Guided talent and guests to/from various locations

Production Runner for the Yankees at Orioles game

(INTERN) • Filmed interview that was shown on Network Nightly News on April 7, 2013 • Logged guest interviews and highlighted important sound bites • Assisted editor in cutting clips for evening broadcast • Performed research on potential show topics, experts in fields, and featured issues

• Operated as field camera assist for final three days of track and field, including Usaine Bolt’s races • Supported talent and top NBC executives during show/production by maintaining and restocking supplies for commentary box/greenroom, guiding talent and ensuring effective communication • Assisted in commentary booth during Opening/Closing Ceremonies

• Worked with photographers, producers and editors in shoots, and pre/post production • Logged footage

• Worked with production assistants to put together content for four daily news shows • Field produced and worked with photographers and reporters at D.C.-area sports events • Logged/ transcribed live sports games and interviews, featuring notable moments for show highlights

• Monitored AP wires to produce newsworthy clips • Edited videos and election day footage; uploaded videos utilizing CMS • Edited one of five most viewed Washington Post videos for November that was picked up by AOL • Reported, edited and film a story about Elton John’s charity tennis tournament on Washingtonpost.com