Aaron Wilson

English American: Standard various genres and styles Southern American dialect(various), British, Irish (with work

Limited to my own film company's production. Narration on an Telly awarded documentary. Often told I have good voice for radio/television etc. •Education New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM. Degree: BA in Journalism and Mass Communications August 1983 with emphasis in still photography and film. •McGaffey Films LLC, Owner/ McGaffey Films has produced two historical documentary films. Its first film, A New Mexico Story: The Bataan Death March to the Atomic Bomb tells the story of an epic POW saga of World War II. The film won a 2002 Telly Award and was screened at the 2003 Santa Fe Film Festival The second film, A Time, A Place, A Race centers on a grassroots Bicycle Race on a the nation's fastest time-trial corse in the sparsely populated Estancia Valley of eastern New Mexico. Both films aired regionally on PBS stations.The second film, A Time, A Place & Race aired on the PBS Rocky Mountain Network. The film discuses a pinnacle moment in the career of seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong transformation from a junior triathlete prodigy to an US Cycling National Team Olympian to one one of the sport's all -time professional greats McGaffey Films also has produced television ads for The People for Pete 2002 (U.S. Sen. Pete Domenici, NM) campaign, as well as sales videos for Wilson/Binkley Advertising, Las Cruces as well as contract production work with the Albuquerque Motion Motion Picture Company. McGaffey Films, LLC is currently marketing its two documentary films locally and to related Web sites. Limited to Digital Recording via Canon XL1 Video Camera and sound software within Apple Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premier. Demo quality only. •Staff Photographer, The Albuquerque Journal ( May 1989-June 2001) 7777 Jefferson NE 87103, Albuquerque, NM,1989-2001, Supervisor, Greg Sorber, 505.323.3992 •Las Cruces, NM, Southern New Mexico Bureau •Main office Staff Photographer an,Sunday in-charge editor. •lLocal and national asignments. •Pre-press photo production chief for Monday addition •Multiple Journal In-House Contest, Associated Press, NPPA & New Mexico Press Association award winner. •Photo Tech, The Albuquerque Journal (Offset Lithography pre-press photo technician) Jaime Dispenza, Supervisor (see references) (June 2008-January 2, 2009) Job outsourced to computer automation. 7777 Jefferson St., Albuquerque, NM 87109 505-823-3200 Human Resources. Responsible prepress photo reproduction for the Albuquerque Journal - New Mexico's leading newspaper. Job responsibilities required full understanding of offset lithography for "newsprint" paper as well higher quality papers as needed for both news and advertising special sections using Adobe Photoshop ® CS3 software. Upwards of 350 photographs handled daily for the Journal and regional satellite papers. The Photo Tech jobs are being eliminated by the paper's new automated software, Agfa Intelle Tune® as a cost saving measures in the newspaper.