Showing posts with label DSLR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DSLR. Show all posts

Monday, January 21, 2019

Hat in the Ring

26th October 2016
Hello there Folks,

I saw your Craig’s List ad and figured that I should throw my hat in. As I’m sure you can tell from my Resume I’m a Security Officer by trade, but I have an interest in film and theater. I took a good many theater and film units in college and I presently have a BA in Psychology. My highest grade in school was an A+ in screenwriting.

In (Jr. College) and (University) I worked in the scene shop as a student carpenter. I’ve used a boom mic on shoots as well as DSLR cameras. In short I’m more the fellow who is good to have around when you’re filming because I deal with problems.

I’ve been on work sites where I was the go to guy for problem solving, computer acting up, they call me, toilet won’t stop flushing, they call me, can’t get a door to shut, they call me. So I’m sure you can find a place where I’d be a good fit for your company.

If all else fails at some point you’re going to need a Security Guard and I’ve got eighteen years of experience in the field.

Best,


Richard Leland Neal

Monday, October 22, 2018

Production Person

15th December 2017

My Dear Friends at this New Production Company,

Your ad for a ‘Production Person’ stated that you require an educated and articulate person for the job. I have a four year degree in Psychology, I have lived in Los Angeles all my life and speak standard American English and have completed enough units in theater and film for a degree in that area. 

I have credits as both a voice and live actor on IMDB as well as credits as a writer. I currently edit digital footage in Adobe Elements, I have some experience with green screens, and DSLR. I have a strong knowledge of film history and interest in the industry.  

My primary occupation is that of a Security Officer, and in that area I have always been something of a jack of all trades. I’ve had to do everything from small electronics repair to painting the office I worked in. I’ve worked on film shoots and I’ve worked in vacant lots. I’m the kind of man who has had to adapt to new environments and tasks.

There is very little in this world that I haven’t come up against and working in the area of film should prove to be a new challenge with greater opportunities. 

Best,


Richard Leland Neal