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Kabe Termes' Resume
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Kabe Termes
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ADDRESS:
435 East Mitchell St. E3
Laramie, WY 82072
605-645-0785
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Two years and a half years of experience with the University of Wyoming school paper, The Branding Iron.
A summer of freelance work with a major daily newspaper in Spearfish, South Dakota.
A summer working for an advertising firm in Rapid City, South Dakota.
Proficient with Photoshop, FrontPage, Windows XP and the Internet
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| EDUCATION: |
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Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, Expected Graduation Date: May 2008
University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming
Courses taken included:
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Online Publishing
Issues in Mass Media
Mass Comm Law
News Editing
Mass Media & Society
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Intro to Mass Media
Reporting & News Writing
Intro to Photography
Public Affairs Reporting
Feature Writing
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| EXPERIENCE: |
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Staff Photographer, April 2006 to Present
University of Wyoming Branding Iron, Laramie, Wyoming
Photograph various happenings around campus ranging from sports to art show or whatever needs coverage.
Also finding happenings and get interesting photos without specific assignments' mostly used for stand alones.
Interview people that were involved in the photographs and find information necessary to completing my assignment.
I have never missing a deadline in my time are the BI and have always done my best to taking interesting and eye catching photos.
Freelance Photographer, May 2006 to August 2006.
Black Hills Pioneer, Spearfish, South Dakota.
I was assigned large social gatherings around the Spearfish area with the intention of taking a new approach to photographing annual events.
Covered several of these gatherings and was praised for my approach by several community members as well as the Pioneers' Managing Editor, Donna Smith.
Staff Photographer, May 2004 to August 2004.
Hot Pink Inc., Rapid City, South Dakota
Travel across the state of South Dakota to more than fifty cities and capture photos that represented that particular city.
A list of 30 specific locations, such as city halls and police stations, were required to be photographed in each city. That allowed me to have a lot of interaction with the locals.
Over a two and a half month period I had traveled over 1,000 miles, been to every corner of South Dakota, taken literally hundreds of photos and upon my return to Rapid was greeted with a large paycheck and very satisfied boss.
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