Manager Course

Angelina N. Cillo

**** ****** **** ***** ******** Springs, CO 80925 719-***-**** ********.*****@*****.***

OBJECTIVE

My passion is in arts and entertainment through photography and videography. This is both my professional and personal goal. I will not quit until I achieve it.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

Everyone goes to college to figure out what they want to do with their lives; my first semester I was one of those students. My plan was to take some fun classes my second semester and then take some time off from school. One class I chose was Intro to Film and Video. The only reason I really chose that class was because the instructor’s last name was Sweet – I thought, “This has to be a sweet class.” After the first video project, I was hooked. Production had sucked me in and I was addicted to creating media and entertainment for people. I saw movies differently and everything became a possible script for a movie short. As soon I sink myself into a new project I become a working zombie. I will not be satisfied until it is smooth, the colors are right, and has the potential to make an emotional impact on someone. Throughout college, I had a student media job that helped me learn and earn money along the way, made connections with a couple local directors and volunteered to help them on shoots, and created my own projects to work on in my ROTC program.

EXPERIENCE

U.S. Army

2LT, 442 SG BN Fort Gordon, GA 30905

S5 – As the S5 for my BOLC class, it is my duty to document the events through photography by producing an entertaining slideshow and video short, and all flyers for event promotions. In the civilian world, I would be the equivalent to an advertisement department of a company, but as one person. That’s a lot of work considering the short 8 minute video took up every free minute and most of my sleep time for a month straight. I was still working after the course ended just to ensure the 9GBs of photographs I took throughout the course were received by those who asked for them.

U.S. Army Reserves

2LT, A Co, 98th Expeditionary Signal Battalion

With my first assignment as an officer, I am a secondary Platoon Leader in charge of 52 soldiers, and the alternate Unit Movement Officer (UMO). Along with my company’s command team, I plan drill weekends and annual training. I manage my platoon’s training, complete monthly, quarterly, and annual counselings, and complete monthly inventories. As UMO, I plan and manage movement of soldiers and equipment to different training sites.

Student Assistant Media Specialist

University of Colorado – Colorado Springs, CO

Applying for this job was one of the best decisions I ever made. I got the chance to learn about production on the job; most students don’t get this opportunity. This job gave me live broadcasting experiencing on multiple positions, such as, camera, character generator operator, Technical Director, Audio Operator, and Director with both TriCaster and in a production truck. Other than video shoots I gained experience in setting up teleconferences, editing with Avid Express, Adobe Creative Suite, and Final Cut Pro, managing media in a filing system, and duplicating/reformatting analog and digital formats of media. I was never a student teacher; however, I taught many students about the basics of production in the various media courses my department set-up. The school also broadcasted several classes on its local cable channel that I had to configure to send out to air. Through this job I applied techniques for camera, lighting, and props to projects I was assigned. This job gave me the variety of experience on different types of shoots than any class would have.

Assistant Camera

“Drink A Little” and “Blues” Music Video Directed by Pete Sherman

My first professional shoot that was non-related to college! The sets and equipment you can have with a “more than broke college student budget” is mind blowing. Just a few hours on set gave me some experience of how I need to start at the bottom and work my way up into the industry through networking.

EDUCATION

University of Colorado at Colorado Springs

Bachelor of Arts Recording Arts

Military Education:

Signal Corps Basic Officer Leaders Course, Fort Gordon, GA

November 07, 2011 to March 16, 2012

In the short time I have been a commissioned officer of the United States Army, I have already been to seven different courses. Most recently I have finished Signal Basic Officer Leadership Course (SBOLC). SBOLC trains new officer how to develops, tests, provides, and manages communications and information systems support for the command and control of combined arms forces. This course includes complete blocks of instruction on A+, Network+, Security+, Basic Electronics, Power Distribution, Telecommunications, Exchange Server, SharePoint, Line of Sight Radio Communication, TROPO Communication and 4 band of satellite communication including; X-band, C-band, Ku, and Ka. This course also goes into extensive details on the technical characteristics and internet work connectivity of tactical networks and WAN management

platforms. During this course we also received classes on effective writing, decision making process, manage training, supervise supply activities, supervise preventative maintenance checks and services, counsel a subordinate, and conduct technical briefs.

Unit Mobilization Course, Fort Knox, KY

October 17, 2011 to October 28, 2011

Prior to SBOLC, I have completed a Unit Movement Course. This course requires students to complete a Unit Mobilization Plan which includes every detail about moving soldiers and equipment by means of air, water, and land.

High Capacity Line of Sight

Fort Huachuca, AZ

September 2011 to October 7, 2011

This course included instruction on planning, configuring, and operating the HCLOS shelter (AN/TRC-187 (v)1 and (v)2) and a 30-meter mast. This course required students to work in teams to configure radios, perform loopbacks, troubleshoot errors, set-up a 30-meter mast correctly and securely, and successfully communicate with another shelter 1000 meters away.

Satellite Tactical Terminal (STT)

Fort Huachuca, AZ

September 2011

This course included instruction on maintenance, set-up, operation, and configuration of the STT, ku and ka satellite band, and calculating frequencies. This course gave me the ability to plan the location, operate, maintain, configure, and troubleshoot the STT.

Battalion Command Post Node

Fort Huachuca, AZ

August 22, 2011 to October 07, 2011

This course included instruction on router, firewall, taclane, and voice-over-IP phones, secure internet protocol router, non-secure internet protocol router, Call Manager, and troubleshooting. This course requires students to work as a team to configure and troubleshoot 4 post nodes in order to successfully make communication via VoIP phones on multiple lines.

Basic IT

Fort Huachuca, AZ

August 22, 2011 to October 07, 2011

This course included instruction on binary code, subnetting, router configuration, and computer networking. This course gave me the ability to plan, set-up, operate, and configure workstations, assign IP addresses successfully, and troubleshoot issues with connectivity problems.

Harris Radio, San Diego, CA

July 25, 2011 to July 29, 2011

This course trained me on the AN/PRC-117. One of the most complicated radio systems my unit has. This radio is capable of so much the entire week long course was spent going through all the capabilities, trouble shooting, and testing it.

AWARDS

The following ribbons have been awarded to me from the U.S. Army: Army Service Ribbon, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal Ribbon, and National Defense Service Medal Ribbon.

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