Aaron Floyd

As an aide, substitute in a high school, for over six years, I've learned to perform in front of hostile crowds. I have had much practice reading out loud, and am capable of energizing narratives to make them enjoyable. I also have produced numerous radio commercials for my own enjoyment and training. I have fifteen years of Super 8 mm filming experience. I've done camera work and control board assistance for Easthampton Public Television. I've been an internet journalist: Arm Chair Analysis column for Patriot Game Day (2004-2005 season), a Daily Hampshire Gazette Online sports page. I was a Volunteer-intern for PBS, WGBY, where I helped in the production of The State We're In, The Water Cooler and Doctors on Call. I've also been a Production Assistant for Homerun Entertainment, and " The History Detectives," a PBS show produced by Oregon Public Broadcasting. I've also been an extra for Cider House Rules, Judge Alex, Unicom, and For Love and Mary. Graduate of the University of Massachusetts (English), and the Connecticut School of Broadcasting. Trained in television, radio performance and production. Voice Over Seminar with John Wesley Downey, a professional boadcaster of 30 years. For radio production I choose to use Adobe Audition.