I am an entertainment industry purchasing specialist in Los Angeles, CA. I’m looking for a new job, preferably permanent and hopefully at a major studio or entertainment full-service rental company. I bring 30+ years of knowledge and experience with me, along with my Rolodex. Please check my website for more info at https://www.julieomalley.com/my-history/ and please share. #film #tv #entertainment #purchasing #jobseeker #ono #finderofimpossiblethings
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I like your intro/pitch in this thread. I’ve known and used PRG since the they rented 1 bldg on NY’s westside. You must be a powerhouse to hold that position. How did your search go? What are you doing now? I do lighting in various ways in film/tv. I also started lightscameradiaspora.org to share skills between here and Africa. We share technical skills, knowledge and equipment between Hollywood and Africa. christian@lightscameradiaspora.org
I was a powerhouse. It was PRG’s IT department that gave me the actual title of “finder of impossible things”. They even made it my email address while I was there. COVID definitely was an unwanted interruption to my career trajectory, but I’ve been working as a freelance purchasing consultant and that’s been moderately successful. Currently I’m working with MBSE on a long term project, and just wrapped up a project with The Car Stage in NY for a new permanent rigging installation. Tomorrow I have a phone interview with Paramount for a post production purchasing executive position, which would be a full time, permanent job. Fingers crossed.