Timothy Elliott Art Direction

Tim Elliott2007 Azalea Str. Denton, Tx 76205c(940) 367-9119 h(940) 898-1851parker74@mac.com www.timelliottdesign.com

EducationUniversity of North Texas (UNT) Denton, TXBFA in Communication Design with an emphasis in Art Direction (2009)Minor, English

ExperienceWal-Mart Store #467 Denton, TX Automotive Department Manager 1990 to 2008Supervised automotive department with $10.2 million in annual salesSupervised 10 to 15 associates and techniciansSupervised the design, creation, and installation of product displays

SkillsProficient in Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, and Flash CS3Experience working with professional photographers and talentExperience on print and broadcast photo shootsExperience with managing up to 15 associates

AwardsOutstanding Senior Portfolio in Art Direction Nominee (UNT) 2009Launch Scholarship recipient for outstanding work in Art Direction 2008Outstanding Junior Portfolio in Art Direction (UNT) 2008Outstanding Sophomore Portfolio (UNT) 2007Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society member 2004

GoalsDevelop an advertising campaign for LEGO Work in the Film/Television industryOwn a mint copy of Marvel Comics Amazing Spider-man #128

MediaPhotographer

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PrintAdam FishCurtis Peterschmidt

MediaVideographer

Talent

BroadcastSarah MuellerKayleigh Beard, John Sargeant, Stephen Elliott

Breathe Right

“Self-Control”: TV30

(A middle aged woman sits in her priest’s office. She is agitated, nervous, wringing her hands. She is worried about her young son.)

SFX: Quiet organ music in background.

Woman: It’s my son, Father... I walked in on him again last night and he was... well...

Father: Did you confront him?

Woman: Oh, no, Father! I couldn’t!

Father: Just let him know it’s nothing to be ashamed of. Most of us do it at some time in our lives.

Woman: Well... maybe...

Father: Take this, my dear. Short of prayer it’s the only thing I have found that will put a stop to this sort of problem.

(Cut to priest handing woman a box of Breathe Right nasal strips)

Woman (smiling): Bless you Father.

(Cut to close-up of priest looking over his glasses and smiling to the camera)

Anncr.(VO): Breathe Right nasal strips can help to control snoring. Sleep heavenly.

“Thin walls”:TV30

SFX: Organ music.

Open on interior of church. Zoom in on confessional.

SFX: Organ music grows softer as camera gets closer.

Cut to interior of confessional.

Close-up of boy’s feet fidgeting.

Boy (nervous): Father, I heard my parents last night in bed again.

Priest: What do you mean?

Boy: My father ... He was making noise and stuff... Woke me up.

Priest: Well, David, sometimes when a man and woman share a bed...

Boy: But I can’t get those sounds out of my head! I can’t sleep.

Priest: Don’t worry, I think I know what will help.

SFX: Sound of doors opening.

(Cut to priest handing a small box to the boy)

Priest: This should solve the problem.

Boy (letting out a sigh): I hope so, Father. I was ready to put myself up for adoption.

(Cut to medium shot of priest chuckling to himself as he ruffles the boy’s hair)

Anncr. (VO): Breathe Right nasal strips can help to control snoring. Sleep heavenly.

“Bedroom Troubles”:TV30

( A young couple, newlyweds, are sitting in the office of their church priest. They are nervous and embarrassed.)

SFX: Soft organ music in background.

Father: So, what brings you in to see me this day?

Woman: It’s Tom, Father. He thinks we’re still having trouble in the bedroom.

Father: Oh... ?

Tom: Now honey! I just wanted you to try it.

Woman (embarrassed): I’m afraid it will be uncomfortable.

Father: Don’t worry Gale, you won’t even know you have it on.

Woman: Are you sure, Father?

Father: Trust me, it’s the best marital aid I know.

(Cut to Father handing the young woman a box of Breathe Right Strips)

(Cut to medium shot of couple looking at each other and smiling with priest smiling in background)

Anncr. (VO): Breathe Right nasal strips can help to control snoring. Sleep heavenly.

Media Outdoor2009 Dallas Society of Visual Communications (DSVC) Fifth Annual National Student Show Selection

MediaPhotographer

Talent

PrintTim ElliottSteve Harmon

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MediaPhotographer

Talent

BroadcastFinula O’BoyleReece Jefferson

Sand Castle : 30 TV

Scene: Late afternoon, beach with white sands and clear blue ocean. Pan over to small boy busily building a large sand castle.

SFX: Gulls overhead, waves crashing against the shore, couples laughing and talking.

Scene: (close-up) Boy, humming to himself, puts the finishing touches on his castle.

Scene: Boy stands admiring the results of this efforts.

Scene: Boy turns to ocean and walks to the water’s edge.

Scene: A wave crashes to shore and the boy bends over and pulls an electric cord from the retreating wave.

Scene: Boy walks back to his castle.

Scene: Boy, smiling, kneels down and plunges the end of the cord into the base of his castle.

Scene: Boy leans back and his smile grows.

Scene:( close-up of sand castle) Lights glow to life in the windows of the sand castle.

Scene: Dissolve to Wavegen logo as voice over begins. Anncr, Distinguished British Voice (VO): Fantasy or inspiration? If we can harness just one percent of the potential energy of waves we can provide enough energy to power the entire planet. Wavegen ... Harnessing the ocean to power your future.

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Our Journey Together

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Wedding CeremonySaturday, the Third of January

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