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Dylan Conroy

Studio City, CA

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Other than your current job, what other job in the entertainment industry do you dream of doing?

Being an Agent

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Work history

Nash Entertainment February 2008 to May 2008
Consultant

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How would you describe your time at Nash Entertainment?

Great to be back with Bruce. I'm him find a new Executive Assistant and doing some internal developent while running his day to day.
Focal Point Entertainment December 2007 to the present
Principal

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How would you describe your time at Focal Point Entertainment?

I manage writers and other creative producers. My biggest client is screenwriter Rob Tobin.
NX Level Entertainment December 2007 to March 2008
Development Consultant

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How would you describe your time at NX Level Entertainment?

I was hired as a consultant to develop sales material (IE Treatments, show bibles, corporate logos) package key talent and show runner producers and sell three unscripted projects. All projects are currently in sales phase and one is in the pipeline at two production companies
Hearts and Minds Project July 2007 to August 2007
Development Consultant

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How would you describe your time at Hearts and Minds Project?

I was hired to develop sales materials, attach a show runner level producer and sell this project. We set up the project at a major Reality TV production company, it fell out of development after two months and now it's in consideration at another major reality TV production company.
The Big Give April 2007 to July 2007
Segment Producer

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How would you describe your time at The Big Give?

This was my first network production job. It was one of the most rewarding professional experiences of my life. I started pulling interview bytes, and cutting small segments and by the end of the production, thanks to the trust of some great story producers, I was stringing entire episodes.
Nash Entertainment April 2005 to April 2007
Research Assistant

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How would you describe your time at Nash Entertainment?

The first day I started work at Nash Entertainment Bruce told me that if I had ideas he wanted to hear about them. I knew that I had found a really great company that encouraged creativity from all it's employees. I started doing a lot of administrative tasks for Bruce, and within six months I was developing concepts for TV and Film for him internality and soliciting ideas from outside creatives. I was also developing my own ideas and Bruce put quite a few into development and also tried to sell a few. It's a great company, but there was no upward mobility for me. Bruce and I remain close contacts and friends to this day.... read more
Eleventh Hour Entertainment March 2005 to December 2007
Temporary Assistant

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How would you describe your time at Eleventh Hour Entertainment?

Jeff Ganter is a great placement agent. He's sent me out on many promising interviews and kept me busy during those transitional periods. I worked various Temporary Assistant gigs at Starz, New Line Cinema, Herman Rush Associates, Intellectual Property Group, Brillstein Entertainment Partners and International Creative Management.... read more
Fifteen Minutes February 2004 to March 2005
Junior Account Executive

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How would you describe your time at Fifteen Minutes?

Howard Bragman is the best entertainment public relations guy in the business, end of story. Howard was a pleasure to work with, and he taught me more than I ever would have imagined coming right out of college. I started with administrative tasks and within a few months he had me making media lists, pitching stories to press, running live events and writing press releases.... read more
Montecito Picture Company September 2003 to June 2004
Intern

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How would you describe your time at Montecito Picture Company?

Karl Mefford was a great mentor to me while I was in college. I got the opportunity to provide support to four assistants and meet Ivan Reitman and Tom Pollack.
Santa Barbara International Film Festival September 2002 to February 2003
Programming Intern

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How would you describe your time at Santa Barbara International...?

I worked in the programming department and got to see a lot of great films. Also, during the screening sessions I got to meet some great film makers like Ray Liotta and Michael Carnahan.

Education

Act One September 2006 to August 2007
Screenwriting

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How would you describe your time at Act One?

Best instruction I've ever received in Screenwriting. Faculty includes Dean Batali and Bill Marsilii and many many notable others.
University of California - Los Angeles September 2004 to June 2005
Screenwriting and Entertainment PR

How would you describe your time at University of California - ...?

Great graduate instruction.
University of California , Santa Barbara September 2000 to June 2004
Film and New Media

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How would you describe your time at University of California , ...?

UCSB is a great school. I learned invaluable lessons as a leader in my fraternity at Sigma Chi. Life was good!

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