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Edited teaser trailers and featurettes for the upcoming Web series 'Declassified'. https://www.facebook.com/DeclassifiedWebSeries
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Mia Bostic
Chicago, IL
http://www.linkedin.com/in/MiaBostic http://vimeo.com/MiaBostic Professional Videographer. Production Assistant. Script Supervisor. Professional Editor.
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Nov 2013 – Apr 2014
Editor (adobe premiere pro) – Declassified Pilot
Internet — Digital
Mar 2014 – Mar 2014
Production Assistant – Ivan Amodei
Live/Special Event — Ivan Amodei
Worked as a Production Assistant for the acclaimed Illusionist Ivan Amodei for his show 'Intimate Illusions' at the Ritz Carlton, March 21st and 22nd, 2014. I mainly Setup/Production Design and also acted as a hostess/usher during the show. http://www.ivanamodei.com
Jan 2014 – Mar 2014
Script Supervisor and Boom Operator – The Beauty of A Black Woman
Film — Independent Film
directed by Shardaria Johnson The Beauty of a Black Woman is Poetry coming to life to show every aspect of beauty a black woman possess inside of her. This is a message to uplift black women and instill confidence and self-appreciation. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0spKwnp7pk
Sep 2012 – Jan 2013
Camera Operator (MAIN) – SCAD ELEARNING EVENTS
Internet — Live/Special Event — Savannah College of Art and Design
Setting up Audio/Visual Equipment including, digital cameras, tripods, SDI cables. Controlling Video feeds from camera to control room. Sending video signals to a live internet stream feed. Camera operating, including framing shots and adjusting settings such as color/contrast in the camera.
Sep 2012 – Dec 2012
Script Supervisor – The Invention of Cloudsurfing
Film — Savannah College of Art and Design
Helped with continuity during shoot in between takes. Made notes of whether each take was good or bad and what to put in place for next take set-up! Trailer can be seen here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPtfJkYa8Ac
Oct 2012 – Oct 2012
Camera Operator (Panasonic HDX 900) – Savannah Film Festival
Internet — Live/Special Event — Savannah College of Art and Design
Worked as a Camera Operator shooting panels during the Savannah Film Festival to be live streamed online.
Jan 2012 – Jun 2012
Director – Short Documentary - 'A Day in the Life'
Internet — Reality/Doc TV
Short Documentary Film , I directed and edited for class. Found on my Vimeo page. 'A Day in the Life'. Here is a short film I shot/edited for my Video 2 project at Harold Washington College. It chronicles the daily happenings of a typical day in my life.
Jan 2012 – Jun 2012
Director – Short Documentary - A Film By Mia Bostic
Syndication — Reality/Doc TV — Harold Washington College
Short Documentary Film , I directed and edited for class. Found on my Vimeo page. 'A Film By Mia Bostic' is an intro I created to extend into a longer film piece about life as an International Medical School Student.
Class of '13
Savannah College of Art and Design
Film and video production
Class of '12
Harold Washington College
Film and Television production
Class of '11
Illinois Institute of Art
Film and video production
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There's more to the Old Trafford Megastore than Manchester United merchandise. It's also home to a large range of football boots and Reds stars Tom Cleverley and Jonny Evans stopped by recently to talk to local students about the styles they wear on the pitch.
Tom Cleverley: I wear the Nike CTR 360s at the moment, the orange ones. You can't miss 'em! It's great working with Nike because we have a lot of input into the final product. We tell them how we like to wear them and give our opinion on things like the fit and the feel of the boot. My boots, as a midfielder, tend to help with my first touch and they fit well. They're really comfortable.
Jonny Evans: I wear Nike Tiempos. It actually took me a while to get used to wearing the Tiempos when I first tried them, but the new model that came out a few months ago are the most comfortable boots I've ever worn. I love them.
TC: A couple of months before a boot is going to come out the players are given demo versions and we wear them in training. Then we provide feedback to Nike, which is a good process. It means you have a say in the final product. Boots are always developing and that's important. Sometimes we might let them know that the boot feels too thin in a certain area or that the studs are in the wrong position. Once a boot's gone through that process and it's ready for release we tend to find out about the new colour scheme… normally it's bright pink or something like that! The ones I wore before the ones I'm in now were the brightest yellow you've ever seen.
JE: I remember a year or two ago we all had the same feeling that where the stud was implanted into the boot it didn't feel right. It was a bit too big and you could feel that through your foot. So they went away and made it smaller and it made a difference. As a defender, the last thing you want is to slip and fall over so you need to make sure the studs are exactly right. Little things like that can make a big

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