Daniel Kahaner

Responsible for locating and interviewing celebrities and athletes throughout the Greater Los Angeles area, and pitching clips to Harvey Levin for use on the company’s tv show and website.

Managing Campbell's social media pages through Sprinklr.

-Responsible for receiving, loading, screening, and cataloguing shoot footage from all of Nickelodeon Sports’ shows, including NFL Rush, Soccer Superstar, NASCAR Hammer Down, Wild Grinders, All In With Cam Newton, Crashletes (Hosted by Rob Gronkowski of the Patriots). -Responsible for receiving, loading, screening, and cataloguing shoot footage from all of Nickelodeon Sports’ interstitials and promos, including Posting Up with Andre Drummond, Locker Tips, Gym Shorts, Garage Tips, Ultimate Rashad (with Rashad Jennings of the New York Giants), NASCAR Detectives, Press Conference Tips, and all show promos. -Responsible for choosing all of the Nicktoons seen in Nick Sports’ Super Bowl music video remix of Flo Rida’s “My House” to have animated out of their respective shows and into the video. -Responsible for completing music cue sheets for all delivered Nick Sports promos and delivering the promos on time to the network for approval. -Ordered episodes of shows and older promos for producers for repurposing in new promos. -Transcribed raw episode footage. -Worked with producers and editors in locating/choosing specific raw footage and sound bites for use in episodes and promos. -Efficient with Adobe Premiere, the primary means of promo production.

• Worked on Music Cue Sheets/Shot Sheets for Pawn Stars, American Restoration, Counting Cars, America’s Most Badass, New Money, and various other TV shows on History, Bravo, WGN and others of the like. • Responsible for submitting all cue sheets to the networks and checking for errors beforehand. • Learned how to load footage from drives and label appropriately on the server, as well as sync transcripts to according episodes. • Responsible for deliveries and pickups of drives, tapes, and discs in NYC. • Responsible for creating disc labels, burning DVDS for network use. • Credited as a PA in the closing credits of “New Money,” “America’s Most Badass,” and “Engineering Disasters”

• Transcribed interviews, sound bites, and full episodes of several reality television shows produced by Leftfield Pictures and its affiliates, such as Pawn Stars, American Restoration, and Counting Cars. Also worked exclusively on an ESPN 30 for 30 about the 1987 NFL Player Strike, transcribing both game footage and analysis of the situation from that season. • Responsible for time-coding all lines in every video given to transcribe. • Responsible for putting together long transcripts that were worked on by multiple transcribers.

• Production assistant for a highly rated sports media outlet affiliated with major newspapers throughout the United States. Affiliates included the Boston Globe, New York Post, Los Angeles Times, The Atlanta Journal Constitution, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, and South Florida Sun Sentinel among others. • Wrote detailed headlines and descriptions for all sports videos and applied tags based on the affiliate’s teams represented in the video. • Covered NBA, MLB, NFL, NHL, NCAAB/NCAAF, Golf, NASCAR, Tennis, Soccer, Lacrosse and some High School Sports. • Responsible for sending the video information to affiliates in order for them to post the videos on their web pages. • Assisted with the recording of video chats with reporters from all of CineSport’s newspaper affiliates.

• Production assistant at the Timex Performance Center for one full season (and postseason) with the New York Giants. • Logged the video clips of every play from every game (home and away), which involved describing every play in full including player names and numbers and the time codes of each clip. • Recorded and transcribed lengthy locker room interviews of many players that were used by Michael Eisen, the senior writer/editor for Giants.com, in his articles for the team page. • Set up NFL Network Team Camera for Giants players Victor Cruz, Jason Pierre-Paul, and Aaron Ross, and reporters Bob Papa and Paul Dottino. • Assisted cameramen on the field during all home games. • Responsible for switching studio sets from “Giants: Opening Drive Live” to “Giants Online.” • Transported equipment between MetLife Stadium and various locations in the tri-state area, including My9 Studio in Secaucus.