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Where Are They Now?
Does a semester as an intern in Los Angeles
lead to the ultimate prize -- a job? There are no guarantees,
of course,
but signs indicate that Pendleton
Center graduates are in a very good position to find entertainment-related
employment*, as evidenced by the following program participants:
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King of Queens |
Craig Andujar 96, visual special
effects specialist
- Anthony Carbone 98, editor; Dawn Garcia 98,
casting manager; Lee George 98, assistant to the
producer; Gabriel Landau 02, production assistant; Tom
McCudden 96, editor; and Erin K. OBrien 97,
production coordinator -- all work under coproducer J.
Rupert Thompson 85 on Fear Factor
- Jordan Coe 01, production assistant, Meet the
Folks
- Jill Effron 97, writers assistant,
and Robyn
Mesher 01, production assistant, That 70s Show
- Gregg Goldin 95, creative executive,
MTV Films
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Beth Haiken '94 with The
Guardian actor
Simon Baker |
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Beth Haiken 94, manager, media
relations, CBS
- Carl Hansen 99, freelance location
coordinator based in Los Angeles
- Laurie Hoppes 97, media relations
coordinator, prime-time entertainment, ABC Television Network,
Miami
- Christopher Hyssong 96, freelance
production assistant, film and TV
- Kevin Jolly 95, visual effects
editor, recently on Spiderman and Charlies Angels
- Rachel Kaplan 97, account executive,
S. Roberts Specialty, Cranston, Rhode Island
- Brian Krick 00, interactive
media buying and planning, I-Frontier, Philadelphia
- Diane Najuch 96, feature films production coordinator
and associate producer, AMCs Backstory
- Amy Neiman 97, creative department,
MCA Records, Los Angeles
- Erik Olsen 98, creative executive,
Silver Pictures
- Evo Rondini 99,
production coordinator; Patrick
Garney 01, production assistant; and Courtney Wieden 01,
production assistant, King of Queens
- Pam Warner 02, sports information,
University of Florida
*All TV and film positions are based in Los Angeles unless
otherwise noted. Some jobs may have changed since our research
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