JEREMIAH A JOHNSON
Nursing at 66 Ave, Largo, FL
License number
Florida 226533
Issued Date
Oct 7, 2010
Effective Date
Jan 15, 2016
Expiration Date
Dec 31, 2013
Category
Health Care
Type
Certified Nursing Assistant
Address
Address
2
10571 66Th Ave N APT 2, Largo, FL 33772
9393 Park Blvd, Saint Petersburg, FL 33777
9393 Park Blvd, Saint Petersburg, FL 33777
Phone
(716) 870-8540
Personal information
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Address
Phone
4962 Westway Dr, Apopka, FL 32712
503 E Maple St, Arcadia, FL 34266
5010 Summer Beach Blvd APT 506, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
5084 Ashley Lake Dr APT 926, Boynton Beach, FL 33437
5645 Milmar Dr N, Jacksonville, FL 32207
Professional information
Manager Of Video Operations At Jannus Live, Freelancer At Espo Productions
Position:
Manager of Video Operations at Jannus Live, Video Producer at Hop 2 It Music, Freelancer at Espo Productions
Location:
Tampa/St. Petersburg, Florida Area
Industry:
Broadcast Media
Work:
Jannus Live
- St. Petersburg, FL since Dec 2012
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Manager of Video Operations
Hop 2 It Music
- Largo, FL since Sep 2010
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Video Producer
Espo Productions
since Jun 2007
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Freelancer
St. Petersburg College
- Seminole Campus Jun 2007 - Jul 2011
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Adjunct Instructor
Pinellas County Government
May 2001 - Sep 2009
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Video Specialist
Education:
University of South Florida 1996 - 2002
BA, Mass Communications Countryside High School 1992 - 1996
High School Diploma, General
BA, Mass Communications Countryside High School 1992 - 1996
High School Diploma, General
Skills:
Videographer, Video Editing, Video Production, College Teaching, Music Video Production, Shooting Video, Teaching/mentoring, News Writing, Scripting, Social Media Marketing, Social Media, Live Event Video, Interviewing Skills, Photoshop, Digital Photography, 2D graphics, After Effects, Sales, Presenting, Video, Premiere Pro, Premiere, Music Videos, Television, Editing, Broadcast, Graphic Design, Blogging, Social Networking, Film Production, Non-linear Editing, Producing, HD Video, Adobe Creative Suite, Photography, Storytelling, Digital Video, Multimedia, Creative Writing, Directing, Broadcast Television, Camera
Interests:
SCUBA, Photography, Technology, History, Fishing, Water Skiing, Kayaking, Video Gaming, Nature
Awards:
A Starred Review
School Library Journal
Co-Produced this DVD with Jack Hartmann. We received the review below. Learning Rocks, Vol. 1: Math Skills. DVD. 30 min. Prod. by Hop2It Music. Dist. by AV Café. 2011. ISBN unavail. $20. PreS-Gr 2–Children’s singer/songwriter Jack Hartmann performs 11 of his math-related songs with vigor and enthusiasm. Featuring a variety of musical styles, from rap to country, the songs introduce and reinforce concepts such as counting to 100 by 1’s and 2’s, shapes, number concepts, patterns, and days of the week. The numbers are catchy and Hartmann throws himself into the performances. What’s even better, each song is clearly designed for audience participation and, in most of them, children are shown moving to the beat. Everyone watching will want to join in. This is exactly the sort of thing preschool and kindergarten teachers desire when teaching basic concepts—a program that involves whole body learning that also lets students get the wiggles out. Both schools and families will find this an enjoyable, active way to learn.–Teresa Bateman, Brigadoon Elementary, Federal Way, WA
2009/10 Governor's Hurricane Conference (FL)
2009/10 Governor's Hurricane Conference (FL) for "Hurricane Kids"
School Library Journal
Co-Produced this DVD with Jack Hartmann. We received the review below. Learning Rocks, Vol. 1: Math Skills. DVD. 30 min. Prod. by Hop2It Music. Dist. by AV Café. 2011. ISBN unavail. $20. PreS-Gr 2–Children’s singer/songwriter Jack Hartmann performs 11 of his math-related songs with vigor and enthusiasm. Featuring a variety of musical styles, from rap to country, the songs introduce and reinforce concepts such as counting to 100 by 1’s and 2’s, shapes, number concepts, patterns, and days of the week. The numbers are catchy and Hartmann throws himself into the performances. What’s even better, each song is clearly designed for audience participation and, in most of them, children are shown moving to the beat. Everyone watching will want to join in. This is exactly the sort of thing preschool and kindergarten teachers desire when teaching basic concepts—a program that involves whole body learning that also lets students get the wiggles out. Both schools and families will find this an enjoyable, active way to learn.–Teresa Bateman, Brigadoon Elementary, Federal Way, WA
2009/10 Governor's Hurricane Conference (FL)
2009/10 Governor's Hurricane Conference (FL) for "Hurricane Kids"