My background is in communication through film, television, and radio. Currently I work at WNCS-FM as Production Director and DJ. I created, wrote, and produced the program, Paws to Consider – Your Animal Awareness Minute. Additionally, I produce many Public Service Announcements pertaining to wildlife and environment for a number of organizations, some of which you will find in my attached portfolio. Producing Paws to Consider and PSA’s is what I enjoy most about my job. They provide a sense of purpose, and I intend to experience more of this in life, which is why I am applying to be your Communications Director at WildEarth Guardians. It is as if you created this position with me in mind. My enthusiasm to be a unicorn for you is unprecedented.
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I do this because it matters! Personally, I believe it to be the most important factor. Without our planet, we have no “us.” In fact, much of the work I strive to do revolves around such. I have a children’s book manuscript – explain it here. I moved to Idaho after a four-month contract job touring our National Parks, collecting and documenting visitors park experiences while educating them on backwoods safety and on how to minimize one’s impact and ‘leave no trace.’ The reason I moved to Idaho was to produce a documentary film on the wolf/rancher debate, but instead, found myself at the epicenter of an animal rescue operation and a political nightmare involving 75 cats and 17 dogs whose lives were at stake. I worked on a PBS series, Real Mom’s, Real Stories, Real Savvy and picked up a Telly Award for editing the episode – fill in here. And, without taking up anymore of your time, I founded Lakota Films, LLC – an independent film production company whose mission combine wildlife, environmental and humanitarian interests with the
I do this because it matters! Personally, I believe it to be the most important factor. Without our planet, we have no “us.” In fact, much of the work I strive to do revolves around such. I have a children’s book manuscript – explain it here. I moved to Idaho after a four-month contract job touring our National Parks, collecting and documenting visitors park experiences while educating them on backwoods safety and on how to minimize one’s impact and ‘leave no trace.’ The reason I moved to Idaho was to produce a documentary film on the wolf/rancher debate, but instead, found myself at the epicenter of an animal rescue operation and a political nightmare involving 75 cats and 17 dogs whose lives were at stake. I worked on a PBS series, Real Mom’s, Real Stories, Real Savvy and picked up a Telly Award for editing the episode – fill in here. And, without taking up anymore of your time, I founded Lakota Films, LLC – an independent film production company whose mission combine wildlife, environmental and humanitarian interests with the