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Production Assistant
Film - Televison - Stage
You have reached the homepage of Evan Pavlica.
Here you will find my resume and details about my professional qualifications, plus a few samples of my work. Feel free to explore, and check back for more content in the future!
Cheers!
Evan Pavlica was born in Colorado Springs, Colorado. From a young age Evan was an entertainer, making movies with the family camcorder and performing in choir, orchestra, and theatre. As a teenager he was a cello player in both the Colorado Springs Youth Orchestra and the Pikes Peak Philharmonic Orchestra. In he enjoyed a sucessful high school career, where he was a member of the National Honor Society and Yearbook, and served as student body president. After high school he moved to Los Angeles to attend Columbia College Hollywood and work toward his dream of being a television producer. In college Evan gained a vast amount of knowledge in media production, and completed internships at Marty Katz Productions and Reveille LLC. During a summer term, he worked on test shows for the daytime syndicated talk show "The Doctors". Since graduation from Columbia College, he has worked for CBS Television Network, first as a page, then as an assistant in the Promotional Placement department, coordinating prizes for "The Price is Right".
In his free time, Evan enjoys playing cello, reading, computer programming, and volunteering with environmental non-profit "Tree People". His career goal is to be a production executive at a major televison network.
To gain experience in television production and make contacts in the entertainment industry.
| Prize Assistant | CBS |
02/2009 to Present |
| Head Page |
CBS |
11/2007 to 05/2009 |
| Production Assistant | THE DOCTORS | 05/2008 to 09/2008 |
| Intern | Marty Katz Productions | 03/2007 to 07/2007 |
| Columbia College Hollywood |
BFA in Cinema & Television |
| The CIVA School |
High School Diploma |
Certified Television Operator
Computer Expert: PC, Mac, & Linux
Television Control Room experience
Performance Training
Typing Speed 55 wpm
Available upon request.
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In the summer of 2008, I had the opportunity to be a Production Assistant for the first ten episodes of THE DOCTORS. Working under the perview of CBS Television Distribution and Stage 29 Productions, I was part of the team that established the format for this hit daytime talkshow. My main duties involved researching segment topics and pre-interviewing potential guests. I also prepared show binders and blue cards, coordinated travel arrangements, and worked with field producers to bring show segments to fruition.
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What once was a 4-hour-a-week job reading scripts has turned into my current full-time position as an assistant in the Promotional Placement and Awards department at CBS Television Network. In this role, I perform a variety of tasks handling prizes for TV's #1 Daytime program, THE PRICE IS RIGHT. Half of my time is spent in the prize warehouse, where I assist in recieving prizes and preparing them to go on stage; the other half is spent in our office, where I handle inventory paperwork, manage the department filing system, and proof-read scripts for the show.
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As a page at CBS Television City, I was fortunate to have many valuable opportunities handling audience for some of the biggest shows on TV, including American Idol, The Price is Right, and Dancing with the Stars. Through dedication and hard work, I became Head Page on several shows, leading the page staff to ensure the safety, security, and quality on-camera appearance of the studio audience.
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At Marty Katz Productions I worked with veteran producer and former Disney Production VP Marty Katz. Acting as his second assistant, I handled heavy phones, scheduling, and script coverage. During this period, the production company was in pre-production of a large-budget motion picture, and I learned a lot about booking talet and crew, finding locations, and budgeting for international production. This was a fantastic experience that gave me fantastic insight into the challenges of producing.
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At Columbia College Hollywood, I learned the basics of every job in the entertainment industry. From camera operating to sound, directing to running cable, I gained a great amount of physical production experience. My especially strong areas were production management, sound mixing, and operation of the multi-camera television studio.
At Columbia I also sharpened my writing skills, gained insight into Hollywood Business Practices & History, and perfected my troubleshooting abilities. After my experience at CCH, I feel I am ready for anything the industry can throw at me.
A graduation requirement at Columbia is to do your own short film. Since I am very TV-oriented, I did a short sitcom pilot, I Love You to Love Me. Click here to check it out.
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