NOW HIRING - 21 years OF AGE AND OLDER.

I am in search of camera operators (no experience needed).  If you do have experience I am prepared to pay more if needed. I have been working behind the scenes as a camera operator on several projects professionally and independently for over 17 years now and I am willing to train you to my liking remotely or in person.  

Here are some of the duties of a camera operator: 

• Prepare equipment Choose, assemble, and set up equipment like tripods, monitors, lighting, cables, and headphones.
• Plan shots Consider the visual impact of different shots, and practice camera moves for pre-arranged shots.
• Compose and frame shots Adjust camera controls, change focus, exposure, and lighting, and apply technical aspects of lenses, film, filters, and camera settings.
• Work with others Collaborate with creative staff, production colleagues, lighting and technical staff, and other camera operators and assistants.
• Respond to directions Take direction from the director, and respond to other requests from clients.

I am in search of personal assistants.  Personal Assistants are expected to perform a variety of  tasks.

• Schedule meetings and manage calendars
• Answer phone calls and emails and take messages
• Take accurate and comprehensive notes at meetings
• Help with daily time management
• Run errands as requested
• Plan travel, including flights, accommodation and ground transportation
• Coordinate events and client engagements
• Draft correspondence such as emails and letters
• Maintain a clean and organized working environment

I normally obtain security officers from national agencies or local authorities for major events, but I am in search of security guards on a more personal level for smaller projects.  TRUST is key in all positions but very important in this particular position so the pay is normally MORE. 

 The duties include: 

• Patrolling: Regularly checking the premises, including land, buildings, equipment, and vehicles.
• Monitoring: Checking surveillance cameras and alarms for disruptions or unlawful activity.
• Controlling access: Authorizing the entry of people and vehicles, and removing trespassers.
• Securing: Making sure all exits, doors, and windows are secure.
• Responding: Investigating and assessing situations when alarms go off.
• Reporting: Submitting reports on hourly surveillance activity and any suspicious actions or occurrences.
• Assisting: Providing assistance to people in need 
• Following procedures: Following procedures for fire prevention, traffic control, accident investigations, and other initiatives.
• Enforcing rules: Ensuring compliance with government regulations and enforcing rules of the property or personnel.