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About Jim Powell |
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Certified Video Engineer (SBE) |
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Certified Electronic Technician (UEI) |
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Project Manger, Technical Director & Videogapher |
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Muti-Camera AV Technical and Operations Support |
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(205) 706-4697 (800) 283-7686 |
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| Jim Powell has spent over 3 decades in the communications business gaining experience in radio, television broadcasting and corporate & conference television including work as an project manager, producer, engineer, videographer, on-air talent & programmer, salesperson, writer and director. He is also a licensed Certified Video Engineer (SBE) and FCC Broadcast Engineer (GROL) plus holds a Certified Electronic Technician classification from United Electronics Institute. | |||||||||
| Most Recent Work | |||||||||
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After working with the International Code Council as video engineer since 2007, Jim began independently producing the ICC ES Committee event in Los Angeles in June of 2014. From his personal equipment inventory and with an operations staff of 4, the event required 6 cameras including 4 robotics, 26 microphones, sound reinforcement, rear screen projection, recording and Internet broadcast . His personal responsibilities also include being project manager, technical director and video engineer. |
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| More information and pictures of this event and others may be viewed at: ICC ES Case Study and | |||||||||
| TriCaster 460 Case Study | |||||||||
| Prior to this date and as an independent contractor, Jim worked as the video engineer for the International Code Council's on-location building code hearings' television production beginning in 2007. ICC's multi-camera operation includes 2 separate banquet halls, each with seating up to 1,500. Each room consists of 4 cameras including 2 robotics, TriCaster, audio support up to 28 mics plus sound reinforcement; and 2 lighting trusses to light a 50 foot stage. Each event is recorded on hard-drive, DVD and separate audio recordings. In addition, the program is Broadcast over the Internet with delivery to personal computers as well as for iPhone, Android and Tablet reception. One of the most recent events generated over 10,000 viewers. | |||||||||
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| Awards: TELLY; Golden Reel; Videographer; Cindy | |||||||||
| Golden Reel Award was recently won from MCA-I for "President Dupler" a video program documenting the year in review for ICC President Dupler and presented at the annual conference. See it. | |||||||||
| "Children of the Storm," a one hour television documentary presenting Hurricane Katrina | |||||||||
| through the eyes of children survivors, presents a child's point of view of the disaster and how it | |||||||||
| affected and still affects the children in it's path. Produced by Jim and written by his wife, Charlotte, | |||||||||
| the program presents the devastation from New Orleans through the Mississippi Gulf Coast | |||||||||
| to Bayou La Batre, Alabama with experiences from 20 children from the Gulf Coast and | |||||||||
| New Orleans. See it on YouTube For more information, go to: ShootSouth.com | |||||||||
| "Children of the Storm" won the top TELLY Award, a Silver. | |||||||||
| Jim has also provided videography services for Space Camp in Huntsville recording the footage | |||||||||
| for a "week in the life" marketing video. | |||||||||
| In addition, he has provided footage for The Montel Williams Show and The Dr. Keith Ablow Show | |||||||||
| Recent awards include two national awards for "The Arnolds of Owen County," a documentary concerning a family that settled a large portion of Northern Kentucky in 1800. Jim has won a TELLY Award, Cindy and a Videographer Award for "Space Camp" for production and videography. He has also won an ITVA AiME Award and The Communicator's Award for performance in NAMB's "Missions-in-Motion." | |||||||||
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In recognition of his service with the national MCA-I Board of Directors, Jim has also received the prestigious President's Award. |
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| Prior to 1985, Jim spent many years in radio and television broadcasting working as an operations manager, on-air talent, programmer, writer, producer and engineer through the mid-west and south working the markets of Louisville, Nashville, Cleveland, Cedar Rapids and Birmingham. | |||||||||
| Industry Participation | |||||||||
| Jim has received many accolades for his leadership rolls in MCA-I including the MCA-I National Board of Directors, Regional Vice President and National Nominations Committee Chair. | |||||||||
| Associations | |||||||||
| He is a Life Member of The Media Communications Association-International (MCA-I) joining in 1985; and member of the Society of Broadcast Engineers (SBE). | |||||||||
| Contact | |||||||||
| For more information, contact Jim at (205) 706-4697 or (800) 283-7686. You may also email Jim at Jim@JimPowell.com | |||||||||
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