Across the Canvas - Looking for Host in Colorado

[Lance Britt]

Greetings:

We are currently looking for a host to do segments for our entertainment video journal Blank Surfaces to be done in Colorado. We do our show now in Wilmington, North Carolina - Mount Airy, North Carolina are various other locations throughout the Southeast. Our main talent for these segments is Felicia Easter. Stefanie at Video Works of North Carolina Mount Airy location does much of the work for us here in North Carolina. We have Todd Johnson and Bryn Allen in Hollywood, California. Grace Chapman does the segments we do in Orlando, Florida. Zoe Noell does the segments for us in Salt Lake City, Utah. We have talents interview musicians. actors, artist, and entertainments. We include film makers and those from in front of and behind the cameras. For more information you can visit our main site at Across the Canvas. We are also looking for a production company, camera crew, or film maker to work with to help with our projects in Colorado.

Thank You

Lance

[Debbie Souza]

Hi, Lance!

If you're ever in need of office type help, let me know! I'm interested.

Debbie Souza

[Lance Britt]

Debbie:

When you say office work do you mean help me out from an office in Colorado? I could actually use a production coordinator in the area if you might be interested.

[Audrey Walters]

Hi Lance! I would like the opportunity to audition for the host position. I have a journalism background. I would love to talk with you more about your show. You can call my cell 720-217-9551.

Thanks,
Audrey Walters

[Lance Britt]

Greetings:

Our web site at Across the Canvas has the information about what we do in an easy to follow format. Also I posted a lot of blogs in replies to questions at our MySpace site.

If you have any questions you can always e-mail me directly too at [e-mail]

At the moment our next show is focused on Zoe Noell and the new song by Guy Walker and our work in Utah, Florida, California, and North Carolina. The weather is nicer now in Colorado so I can start doing stuff there. Have you watched the DVD from the Colorado Film Commission?

Thank You

Lance