Category Archives: Airpark The Show
EAA Chapter 301 | JEFA | Wings over the Rockies B-17 Event
This weekend we were filming EAA Chapter 301‘s Young Eagle rally at Centennial Airport. We worked with aerobatic pilot Dagmar Kress, Mark Van Tine, and teen pilot Autumn Page. We will be editing and posting small vignettes over the next week. Check back for links or check in with our youtube channel.
Greg Anderson and Rudy Kneiss, Suzanne Yenopolus and the folks at Jeppesen get a big thank you for helping us capture on the great things that they are doing. These folks give their time effort and money to make a difference in children’s lives, heroes in their own right. The genuine caring and giving, the interest they take in youth is exactly what we hope to capture and bring home on the screen.The pilots and aviator donate their own time, money to bring something good to children.
You can see the great stuff that life is made of in the footage. The crew got some spectacular footage that we will be editing vignettes and show teases within the next few weeks. Thank You to Sheri Kaz, Stephen McKissen and Tori Olson! It was absolutely heartwarming to see the dedication and caring that the aviators have towards our youth, giving them life long memories and inspiration!
We hope Airpark TV can continue with that spirit and help to bring more kids into that great life changing experience!
Thank you all!
Apprentice on Airpark TV
If you are a student or someone wishing to get started in film and television production, Airpark TV will be seeking select qualified apprentices. The production itself was designed with the intention of offering professional apprenticeships to individuals who have proven their interest in film and television production and are dedicated to learning the craft.
Candidates will be interviewed by a panel of professionals on the project, and selected based upon their demonstration of the right attitude, and willingness to do what it takes to get a project done. The typical student, who has no sense of responsiblity, work ethic or a sense of urgency, will not qualify. We are only seeking individuals who can make things happen and do what it takes to get projects completed. We seek individuals who have personal integrity, know right from wrong, and who can think things through. We seek youth who have a tremendous sense of maturity, responsibilty and can give 100% to the project.
Airpark TV is NOT affiliated with any educational institution, public program. We do NOT take government money in any way shape or form.
If you are interested in being considered, you must follow these instructions. You are to send a PRINTED resume, cover letter and 500 word essay on why you want to be in film and television and what you think it takes to be sucessful. You should also include a DVD data disc with an H.264 file of any demo work you may have. Do NOT call or send emails to follow-up. Only printed mail will be responded to. Emailed, text, telephone or other electronic inquiries will be ignored.
Mail your package to:
AirPark TV
Attn: Apprentice Program
PO Box 101781
Denver, CO 80250
Schedule update April
We hope to achieve funding for the pilot and go into production with it sometime in the summer of 2013.
One the pilot is completed, and the project is able to go into production for a full 13 week season, we will post information here regarding plans to film in areas throughout the country.
We will also be providing a special contact form for people to send us stories or information about aviation heroes in their area that we might want to film.
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