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| Professional/Personal Overview |
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Music and entertainment editor/writer; also experienced in lifestyle/food reporting and writing. |
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| Work Samples |
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Writing Samples |
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(Wired magazine, 9/10/2002)
Scratching the Surface of DJ Irene's Tech Obsession
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(Los Angeles Times, 7/7/2002)
Rosario Dawson's ability to play a range of characters and ethnicities is propelling her to larger roles
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(Wired magazine, 7/2/2002)
"If You Call Yourself A DJ, You Gotta Be Able To Rock."
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(Los Angeles Times, 2/17/2002)
As Asian Americans, the Bascos often try out for the same few roles. So they created their own parts.
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(XLR8R, 7/30/2001)
Before Fila Brazillia hit the UK DJ scene, music was frighteningly boring and formulaic. By 1996, the duo of Steve Cobby and Dave McSherry had racked up four albums and numerous EPs, and made all of us sing along to their athem, "Harmonicas are shite."
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(Addicted to Noise)
Radiohead know the value of Making It in
America, but that didn't stop them from
recording a quixotic album (OK
Computer) that has garnered raves from
critics, but might be a bit too obscure for
the mainstream. Will they succeed? Or will
they end up with more time to read science
fiction?
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Editing Work |
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(Wired magazine, 6/1/2002)
Reporting and editing: Future of Music Sidebars, Videogame/Musicians story. Moby on cover.
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(Wired magazine, 12/1/2001)
Special feature: "Wired" celebrity album reviews
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Copywriting/Marketing |
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(CopyProse, 8/1/2001)
Corporate website for copywriting service company.
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Resume |
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(MediaBistro)
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| mediabistro.com Questions |
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What book is on your nightstand right now?
Demonology - Rick Moody Florence, A Delicate Case, David Leavitt
What's your idea of a perfect Saturday night?
Long dinner with friends.
What's your idea of a perfect Monday morning?
A day-long power outage in the area of my workplace so I can stay home...
In ten years, I want to be:
This changes daily. Today, it's: RETIRED.
Describe your dream assignment
Month-long assignment in Spain to write just about anything, so long as the publication was picking up the tab.
What's the hardest work project you've ever tackled?
Writing a tribute story about two friends of mine who were killed in a car accident.
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