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DNP Studios 407-345-8110 8601 Commodity Circle Orlando, Florida 32819 Dear Mrs. Nixon, My name is Tyler Rispoli and I have over five years of experience in the multimedia industry. I have worked along side leading professionals but would like to take it to the next level by interning at DNP Studios. The way DNP Studios approaches production is relate able to me and I would love to be a helping hand.

Owning my own production company and working on the Legend Yearbook staff of Boone High School, I have gained skills in Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Premiere, After Effects and Audition. In yearbook I have conducted interviews, designed spreads, taken pictures and written content for my spreads. Owning my own company has taught me how to deal with clients and make deadlines. Having previous knowledge in production and human interaction would make me a perfect fit for an intern position because I am able to assist where ever help is needed and bring ideas to the table.

I am aware that your company needs someone that is highly qualified and is interested in going into an area of production. After producing over 60 commercial videos and producing a yearbook I am willing to make any sacrifice to bring help to your team.

I appreciate you considering me for an interview, speaking to you personally would allow me to talk to you personally about where I can get plugged in. I appreciate you consideration and I look forward to hearing back from you soon.

Respectfully yours, Tyler Rispoli Enclosed: resume

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contacts p. +407-454-3521 e. trispoli512@gmail.com website: click here

education 3 years at William R. Boone High School Graduation: May 2017 GPA: 3.65/4.0

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Social Media Management Client Communication Typesetting Copyediting Project Management Online and Offline Production AP Style Writing Infographic Design Non-linear Editing Adobe Creative Suite Work Production

certifications Adobe Certified in Adobe InDesign CC Adobe Photoshop CS6 Adobe Premiere CS6

references Renee Burke: NBCT, MJE, journalism adviser e. rdnburke@gmail.com p. (407) 893-7200 Nakeisha Armorer: colleague e. nakreh@hotmail.com p. (407) 446-9591 Jeff Philips: life pastor e. jeffphilips@christchurchorl.org p.

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professional profile and objective I am a photographer, videographer, designer and journalist based out of Orlando, Fla. I spend my days as the Digital Media Editor for Legend yearbook and Co-Owner of NFocus Multimedia. My goal is to bring professional quality

experience -- Legend Yearbook Staffer and Digital Media Editor (2014-present): Photographing events, writing copy, designing and completing spreads. As an editor I develop marketing material, infographics and manage social media platforms. I also work to gain experience in Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere and Bridge.

-- NFocus Multimedia Freelancer (2012-present): Co-Owner, Videographer, Photographer, Marketing director. Involved in creative direction of all media. Professional experience in editing and producing multimedia content for clients such as Universal Orlando, Elevate Life Church, Christ Church of Orlando, Burning Ones Ministries, Super Glass Windshield Repair, Eklectik Studios and Transforming Nations.

memberships -- National Honor Society (2015-present) -- Academy of Information Technology Honor Society (2015-present) -- Fellowship of Christian Athletes (2013-present); Board member (2015-present) -- Math Club (2013-present); Mu Alpha Theta Officer (2015-present) -- Legend yearbook (2014-present); Digital Media Editor (2015-present) -- Ocean Activist Club (2015-present)

professional awards -- 1st place, Public Service Video at the Jim Harbon Film Festival District and Regional Competition -- 1st place, Infographic Design at Camp Orlando -- Certificate of Merit, Sports Page Design from Columbia Scholastic Press Association -- National Quill and Scroll Gold Key Winner, Student Life Page -- Photographer of the year for the 2015 Legend yearbook -- All-Florida, Personality Portrait from Florida Scholastic Press Association -- All-Florida, Infographic Design from Florida Scholastic Press Association -- All-Florida, Commercial Video Ad from Florida Scholastic Press Association -- Best of Show, National Scholastic Press Association (336+ pages book) -- Yearbook Pacemaker, National Scholastic Press Association (2015) -- Gold Crown, Columbia Scholastic Press Association (2015)

community work -- Christ Church of Orlando Volunteer (2011-present): Media Department Volunteer. Performing tasks in Live Sound, Lighting Design, Videography, Graphic Design, Layout and Social Media Management. Lead developer in new church building rebrand, developing new video content, logos and brochures.

-- Mercy Drive Volunteer (2015-present): Assist in the after school church program constructing small group bible studies with elementary and middle school students. Also assist with homework and help coordinate group activities.

-- Ocean Activist Member (2015-present):

Participate in monthly beach cleanups to protect and keep ocean shores clean.

-- Savvy Seniors Member (2015-present): Teach senior citizens in weekly county community center classes on how to operate: cell phones, tablets, computers, cameras and troubleshoot technological problems.

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As a young kid I loved the camera. At the age of seven my sister was born and I began to document her life. When I got to middle school I knew I wanted to take Journalism 1. I learned basic AP style, web publishing and completed two yearbooks. When entering high school I couldn't take Journalism 1 as I already took it in middle school which put me a little behind in yearbook.

At the start of Sophomore year I joined yearbook. I came in not knowing a lot about how the class ran. This set me behind a lot of sophomores being the only one that didn't take Journalism 1 at Boone. My fifth deadline this year posed a challenge for my partner Diego Salisbury and I. In the end I learned how to structure deadlines in a more productive way and work ahead. When given a deadline I always make a outline of what needs to be done. This helps me not get too far behind and stay on track each day. Teamwork is another important part of yearbook. This year I was given the opportunity to shoot 13 environmental portraits for theme content. As easy as it sounds it wasn’t. Every shoot I had to find a ride, find people to help me with lighting and gather equipment. On top of all this I had staffers depending on me to get these pictures to them in a timely maner to meet press date. Through this I learned a balance of spread work. The staff must do their part and I have to do my part in a timely manor to meet press date. Throughout this year I consider myself more of a team player. I looked at deadlines as not controlling people but splitting work in half to make sure everything is sufficiently done. When joining yearbook I knew it would take a lot of time and dedication. This year I have fully dedicated my time to yearbook. It was important to make sure I wasn't holding the book back and working hard as an editor. Towards the end of the year I began to set goals for myself and realized how to conform a dealine to be successful.

All of these skills I learned throughout the year as an editor and journalist will prepare me for the future. I know how to meet deadlines and work collectively with others which will put me further ahead in the entertainment industry.

Prospectively this year I was able to bring a lot to the table. On staff I used my passion of photography and infographic design to provide photos for spreads and design visual content for display through infographics. I was also able to help anyone when it was needed. I was committed to the publication and worked hard to perform my best on every deadline.

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Deadline five started off really easy. My partner Diego Salisbury and I had a design done the day got our pictures back from the photo editor, Katie Marshall. We were set for an easy going deadline. Well not so fast, we hit a major speed bump.

The original concept of the page was thought to be a spread on students using technology around school. This wasn’t what our adviser Renee Burke had in mind. She envisioned an actual “divide” of the page showing the school from two sides, the digital side and the nondigital side. Diego and I quickly jumped into gear formulating a new page design. This new page design put us really behind on the deadline. I had never designed a page like this before so I went into action seeing what I could produce.

After the struggles of the design we placed everything right in. Throughout the deadline I learned a lot about time management within a deadline. Towards the end we scrambled for photos and still had a rocky infographic design.

After all the stress we were able to finish only a day late. After proofs the page still needed some work so our Editor-in-chief, Matt Casler and our section editor, Megan Pirino worked on a redesign. In the end our page turned out a lot more fluid and much easier to read.

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DM37. Video Commercial

This photo shows estatic emotion in the feeling of a cross country runner as he crosses the finish line. It also has a shallow depth of field to allow the eye more focus on the action.

This video shows many different points of views and uses a lot of creative b-roll.

Created to advertise AP classes at boone, students were able to see the real reasons and benefits of taking AP classes. link: tinyurl.com/zbuaxcz

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This photo focuses in on the environment of the subject. While seeing her environment you’re also able to see the focus of her on the activity.

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This piece was a struggle to write in a collaborate effort between Diego Salisbury and I. This piece at the same time shows two different sides in a non-editorial aspect.

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This piece reflects my aspect of design through an offset eyeline and a creative headline. I used a multitude of photos to pull the piece together and took advantage of every bit of space.

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This piece reflects my aspect of design through creative infographic duel page tie in and the use of text hierarchy and colors. I had a tough time formulating the infographic so it wasn’t to tight and the readability was smooth to read.

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This piece reflects my aspect of design through a modular element design using infographics and text hierarchy.

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This piece reflects my aspect of photography through displaying a variety of photographs from different angles and uses great depth of field. When shooting for this page I found it hard to find places to shoot while out on the field.

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feel the pain. Before band camp practice on Aug. 6, junior Zachary Dobbins stretches with a partner. “[My favorite moment was] towards the end [of band camp]. We all got together and we finally found our sound and we all performed together. It clicked for everyone and we finally accomplished what we wanted by the end of the two weeks,” Dobbins said.

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music playing, seniors Laura Rosado and Naudy Torres sing along to the song playing.

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shots. Juniors Madeline Doran and Alec Bridewell take a photo. “[Polyester] got everyone hyped,” Bridewell said.

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bands make me dance.

Before he could enter the dance floor, a PTSA volunteer wristbands senior Joshua Webber.

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guys being dudes. Seniors Benjamin Willsey, Christian Bruno and William CorreaEspitia and freshman Caleb Hogan have a pow-wow before dancing.

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race face. As freshman Jake Colvin reaches the finish line, he increases his speed.

“Towards the end [of the race] I started running out of gas, but I push through,” Colvin said.

Colvin had a personal record of 19:22.77.

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Vasquez-Dickson picks up the pace as he approaches the finish line at The Lake Nona Lion’s Prowl. “[My favorite part of running is] the last 200 meters of the race because it’s almost the end and I like sprinting and passing people,” VasquezDickson said.

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set the record. At the Mountain Dew Invitational on Sept. 19, junior Spenser Blake maintains a steady pace after passing the first mile marker. “[The hardest part about running is] keeping a consistent pace when you’re in pain,” Blake said. Blake placed 66th, 17:39.16, out of 511 runners at the meet.

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keep that pace. While running at Lake Nona’s Lion’s Prowl, senior Clayton Partlow keeps up his pace. “[In the race] I usually focus on running and I tell myself to catch up to people,” Partlow said.

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running at the Lake Nona Lion’s Prowl, senior Audrey Clack speeds up to beat her opponent from Freedom High School. “Having really great teammates and learning a lot about discipline [was the biggest reward I got from doing cross country],” Clack said. Clack placed 61st, 24:52.07, of 97 runners.

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1 freshman run, ariel, run. On Sept. 12, senior Ariel D’Angelillo races to stay ahead of her opponent from Cornerstone Charter School. “[This was my most memorable meet] because I felt like I bonded with my teammates during the meet,” D’Angelillo said. D’Angelillo placed 41st, 22:30.80, of 97 runners at the Lion’s Prowl.

boom clap. At the regional meet on Oct. 31, juniors Kelli Kurtz and Raeanna Pabon, freshman Hannah Schneeberger and sophomore Samantha Schultz cheer on their teammates. “[The biggest reward I get from cross country is] meeting new people that [became my] family,” Schultz said.

runner, Hannah Schneeberger, on varsity

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West’s, Dolan’s and Sublette’s personal records helped the team achieve faster overall times

just dew it. Junior Kiara Zambrana sprints towards the finish line. “[The most difficult obstacle is] the mental aspect of running and balancing [cross country] with school,” Zambrana said. Zambrana placed 167th, 22:46.08, at the Mountain Dew Invitational held at the University of Florida on Sept. 19. photo/ Tyler Rispoli

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Heart pounding, muscles aching and exhaustion setting in, Hannah Schneeberger, the only freshman on the team, pushed through the finish line, setting a personal record, 22:22.00, at the FHSAA 4A Region 1 cross country meet on Oct. 31.

“I felt nauseous [after running] because I pushed [myself] hard for the team because they were depending on me,” Schneeberger said. “I also felt accomplished because I earned points for the team.”

Motivation to set personal records drove the team to log over 300 hours of practice throughout the summer. “[I had to] convince the girls that, in order to get better at running, you have to run a lot over the summer. The summer determines your season [and you have to run] the miles and [do the] training,” coach Darcy Jeffers said.

The bond established amongst the team over the summer created accountability for each runner, knowing each had to work her hardest to ensure that the girls achieved personal goals and placed in the top 15 at meets.

“Knowing that [the team is] counting on me and I’m counting on them helps me to push past the pain so my teammates know I will push through,” senior Kathryn Truex said.

The dedication the runners had to their team motivated them to compete their hardest at the metro conference championship on Oct. 14, in Wedgefield, Fla. The team finished second of nine teams and were the metro conference runner-up to nationally ranked Winter Park.

“It felt pretty good [to place second] because Winter Park is one of the best [teams] in the state,” Schneeberger said.

At the district championship, held at Bill Frederick State Park, on Oct. 23, the team placed third of 10 teams, allowing them to advance to the regional championship. There, the team placed 12th of 18 teams, concluding their season. “[The biggest reward I get from doing cross country is] accomplishing all that we do,” Truex said. “[You do not] realize how much effort and dedication each girl puts into the sport.

We are crazy and fun and I love each of my teammates.”

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just dew it. Junior Kiara Zambrana sprints towards the finish line. “[The most difficult obstacle is] the mental aspect of running and balancing [cross country] with school,” Zambrana said. Zambrana placed 167th, 22:46.08, at the Mountain Dew Invitational held at the University of Florida on Sept. 19.

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“Pushing yourself past your limits makes you feel strong and like you can do anything,” Sublette said. Sublette had the fastest personal record on the team, 19:54.63.

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“The biggest reward [I get from cross country] would be the mental discipline. that I get. I’m able to push myself through things I didn’t think I could do, and later in life I know this will help me,” Dolan said. Dolan had a personal record of 21:01.00.

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27:30 junior Courtney Knowles’ personal record

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“[The most memorable moment from this season was when] we went to Halloway Park Invitational and I got my first medal,” West said. . West had a personal record of 22:33.40.

Girls Cross Country “I do Irish dance; it’s all leg and you don’t move your upper body,” freshman Natalie Snead said.

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GATHER AROUND. In the Junior Class skit, junior Mitchell Perry and Jeremiah Benjamin introduce the scene. “I think [Braves Brawl] went pretty well; we had some malfunctions, but most went according to plan,” Perry said.

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hands on. To help decorate the planter, Sophomore Class president Bridget Hartig places a sign in the ground. “[Homecoming week] was really stressful, but it was definitely worth it with the success of Braves Brawl and kickball,” Hartig said.

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to the answer and beyond.

As he does a physics problem in Mike Undieme’s classroom, senior Andy Garcia-Marquez applies calculus techniques from Dr. Terri Tachon’s class.

“I wanted to challenge myself and see how far I could go in math and I also need it for engineering, which is what I want to major in,” GarciaMarquez said. He took Calculus BC.

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get in formation. Rifle in hand, junior Katerine Aguilar dances in the halftime show. “[Color guard is] pretty fun.

I’ve made a lot of friends.

It’s overall a fun experience,” Aguilar said. Aguilar worked hard to get the right skills and training for tossing a rifle.

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get it, girl. At a football game on Oct. 16, senior Chynna Mills performs the dance in the halftime show. “[It means] a lot [to be apart of color guard] because I feel I’m apart of a big family and I can do something I love,” Mills said. Mills started dancing with the color guard her freshman year.

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flags up. On the 40-yard line, sophomore Alexis Albino spins her flag.

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speak out. Stand Strong speaker Nick Vujicic shares his message of hope. “My parents don’t know why I was born this way, Lady Gaga doesn’t know why I was born this way, but when the doctors saw me, they never imagined that I would be able to do what I’m doing,” Vujicic said. Vujicic played sports despite his disability.

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you’ve been pictured Student Name: ________________________________

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We have a picture of you at a school event or activity.

To see your picture and even buy it, visit

photos.boonepubs.com/ ________________________

________________________________________________ To see our other photos of the week, local reviews and coverage of Boone events, visit boonepubs.com

This piece reflects my aspect of design through simplistic words modeled after rap star, Drake.

This shirt was a huge hit to the staff and students.

you’ve been pictured Student Name: ________________________________

Teacher: ____________________________ Pd: ______

We have a picture of you at a school event or activity.

To see your picture and even buy it, visit

photos.boonepubs.com/ ________________________

________________________________________________ To see our other photos of the week, local reviews and coverage of Boone events, visit boonepubs.com

Boonepubs used this piece to advertise to students that they have pictures online.

This design is simple and uses sample photos as a drawl in.

In October of 2015 boonepubs.com hit Apple News. This allowed students and parents to view boonepubs.com right on their phone with quick access.

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tyler rispoli

photographer–cinematographer designer–journalist

marketing

This piece allowed us a staff to market final yearbook sales over social media.

We were able to drive many sales from these along with pamphlets

tyler rispoli • tylerrispoli.com • 407-454-3521

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This piece allowed us a staff to market yearbook distribution day hyping kids up for the big day. It allows allowed us to hint the design of the cover.

photographer–cinematographer designer–journalist

tyler rispoli

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front:

back:

This piece was used as a yard sign. We placed them in many yards around school and on routes kids take to school. This allowed marketing of the book outside of school.

This piece was used as a vertical banner during yearbook sales at lunch. It was big and visable to students to market yearbook sales.

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tyler rispoli

photographer–cinematographer designer–journalist

This piece reflects my aspect of entrepreneurship design through a clean modern layout. We used this as yearbook advertisement for seniors with poster laid out around school. tyler rispoli • tylerrispoli.com • 407-454-3521

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photographer–cinematographer designer–journalist

tyler rispoli

Homecoming Recap

Advertisement 1

Polyester Paradise

AP Promotional

cinematography

This piece reflects my aspect of cinematography through using advanced edit techniques and b-roll to promote school wide AP programs

This piece reflects my aspect of cinematography through a fast past edit and on beat shot cuts.

This piece reflects my aspect of cinematography through creative marketing the book in a fast paced edit. I used multiple pictures from different areas on school to represent the school as a whole.

This piece reflects my aspect of cinematography through a fast paced edit with a multitude of shots displaying events from homecoming week.

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tyler rispoli

Music Video

#Our Story

Football Hype

Advertisement 2

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tyler rispoli • tylerrispoli.com • 407-454-3521

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photographer–cinematographer designer–journalist

This piece reflects my aspect of cinematography by using an effective creative way to market our book. It was hard reading text in Advertisement 1 so we recreated it making Advertisement 2

This piece reflects my aspect of cinematography through a fast paced edit.

It uses a multitude of shots from various activities at the football game.

This piece reflects my aspect of cinematography through voice over story telling with the use of various pictures bringing in the message.

This piece reflects my aspect of cinematography through creative song storytelling. Our Business Manager, Grace Asbury formulated a script to go along with the marketing of our book.

Edgewater Hype

photographer–cinematographer designer–journalist

tyler rispoli

Edgewater Snapchat Recap

This piece reflects my aspect of cinematography by using a variety of b-roll and a continuation of hype shots.

This piece reflects my aspect of cinematography by displaying a continuation of shots compiled and editing in time sequence way. It is compiled of student taken snapchats.

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What’s Mine?: Photography □ Design □ Captions □ Copy □ tyler rispoli • tylerrispoli.com • 407-454-3521

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