Louise Selsby

Louise Selsby

Assistant ProducerLondon, United Kingdom
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Louise Selsby

Louise Selsby

Assistant ProducerLondon, United Kingdom
Work history
    Assistant Producer
    • Assisting in the planning and organisation of shoots and overseeing the creative process from brief right through to the finished artwork. • Working with location scouts and creating online albums of proposed ideas, working to match the images with the photographer’s creative direction. • Responsible for contacting agents and booking models, hair and beauty artists for shoots. • Sourcing props for the set from external companies to match the requirements of the proposed artwork. • Writing and creating artwork for monthly mail outs to worldwide contacts. • Cleaning and organising the office, ordering in new equipment when needed, answering the telephone and dealing with any admin requirements on a day-to-day basis.
    Media Sales Coordinator
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    • Working alongside the Freshers' Coordinator project managing Freshers' Week, creating fun events to welcome new students. • Using Excel spreadsheets to organise contacts, bookings and invoices. • Communicating and sharing items with my team via Google Docs. • Chasing up invoices, handling email accounts, maintaining relationships with external companies, and building relationships with new ones, selling advertising and stall space at University Campus. • Event managing throughout the week, ensuring all events ran smoothly.
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Skills
  • Advertising
  • Events
  • Film
  • TV
  • Visual Arts
  • Art Direction
  • Editing
  • Design
  • Production Management
  • Production Assistant
  • Excel
  • Office
  • Photoshop
  • Powerpoint
  • Word
Education
    Media Communications
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    The degree consists of 50% media theory and 50% media practice. I had the chance to work in an inspirational learning environemnt in which theory and practice influence and enrich each other in the production of original creative and intellectual work. It is a course which incorporates philosophical perspectives on technology and human life as well as sociological approaches to media production.