Raven Lynne Jones Email & Phone Number | Video Producer for the National Geographic Live Web Series. • Managed, coordinated, and organized film projects from conceptualization to completion • Created promotional films for non-profit organizations (producing, camera, editing) • Filmed events on location for live streaming, including: political events, meetings, and large auditorium events (camera) • Filmed live broadcast shows in the studio (camera) • Conducted studio interviews (camera, producing). • Managed and coordinated film shoots locally and in remote locations, managed film crews with up to 15 people, wrote proposals, film outlines, scripts, and interview questions, interviewed scientists and other professionals on camera, edited films, operated cameras, directed on camera talent, and recorded audio Selected Film Projects: • Produced a video in Antarctica about art/science collaboration (producer/director, camera, editor) • Produced an outreach film for researchers at the University of Alaska about glaciers (producer/director, camera, editor) • A series of videos for the "Uncommon Sense" program which teaches businesses how to become more sustainable and save money (co-director, camera, editor) • Produced an educational film for National 4-H about chemical water pollution on the Hudson River (producer/director, editor) • Shot two seasons of the Emmy Award winning "11th and Grant" Montana PBS series in the studio (camera). • Operated cameras on remote operated vehicles (ROV) from the control room on the ship, filming ROV dives • Maintained website while at sea, uploading photos and trip highlights for public outreach • Managed live camera stream across the Internet for public outreach. • Facilitated science filmmaking workshops for Native American youth age 12-18 • Developed curriculum and worked collaboratively with other facilitators to organize the workshop. • Dove under the Antarctic ice to collect specimens off the sea floor for research purposes • Lived in and maintained a remote field camp in Antarctica with 5 people for 2 months in a demanding and often high pressure environment • Worked as a videographer, filming the project for outreach. • Lectured and facilitated undergraduate college biology lab classes • Managed class website. • Designed educational activities and implemented daily programming for students aboard a tall ship • Worked closely with the captain to coordinate, schedule, and plan 1-2 weeklong trip itineraries that would enhance the educational goals of the trip, both aboard the vessel and in ports of call • Lived and worked aboard a ship with a crew of 10 people and up to 20 students for 3 months. • Tutored K-12 students in math, English, biology, and chemistry in one on one sessions • Tutored groups of minority middle school students in a formal classroom setting after school. • Reviewed scientific literature, designed and conducted scientific studies, collected and analyzed data, and published results in a peer-reviewed journal • Spent 5 months in Antarctica collecting research samples and worked on the sea ice to collect fish by line and trap • Presented my research to peers and middle school students • Worked as part of a team with my lab to develop educational lessons for middle school students about Antarctica and our research for video teleconference sessions from Antarctica. • Gave daily educational presentations/demonstrations to ship passengers (adults and K-12 students) about various seafaring/ocean topics • Managed gun deck operations and coordinated canon firing logistics with the captain and assistant gunner during mock battle sails • Lived and worked aboard a ship with a crew of 8 people and a few volunteers for 4 months. • Worked with underprivileged and special needs youth during week long sailing programs at sea • Worked as a camp counselor/educator for youth summer Pirate Camp programs • Gave daily educational presentations/demonstrations to ship passengers (adults and K-12 students) about various seafaring/ocean topics • Managed gun deck operations and coordinated canon firing logistics with the captain and assistant gunner during mock battle sails • Lived and worked aboard a ship with a crew of 12 people, multiple volunteers, and as many as 15 students at a time for 4 months.

Raven Lynne Jones

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Washington, Washington, United States

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Work Experience

National Geographic

Producer

2015-05-01 00:00:00 - Present

Ocean Exploration Trust aboard the R/V Nautilus

Video Engineer

2013-07-01 00:00:00 - 2013-08-01 00:00:00

Montana PBS

Project Manager

2012-09-01 00:00:00 - 2014-12-01 00:00:00

The Wadsworth Center

Science Diver/Videographer

2011-10-01 00:00:00 - 2011-12-01 00:00:00

Freelance

Science Film Workshop Facilitator

2008-09-01 00:00:00 - 2012-07-01 00:00:00

Montana State University

Teaching Assistant

2008-09-01 00:00:00 - 2010-05-01 00:00:00

Ocean Classroom Foundation about the S/V Spirit of Massachusetts

Educator

2007-06-01 00:00:00 - 2007-08-01 00:00:00

Producer/Director/Camera/Editor

Freelance Filmmaker

2007-01-01 00:00:00 - 2014-12-01 00:00:00

Club Z Tutoring

Tutor

2006-09-01 00:00:00 - 2007-05-01 00:00:00

Creighton University

Graduate Student Researcher

2004-08-01 00:00:00 - 2007-05-01 00:00:00

S/V Lynx

Deckhand/Educator/Master Gunner

2004-02-01 00:00:00 - 2004-05-01 00:00:00

S/V Hawaiian Chieftain

Deckhand/Educator/Master Gunner

2003-05-01 00:00:00 - 2003-08-01 00:00:00

Whitman College

Science Lab Intern

2001-05-01 00:00:00 - 2001-06-01 00:00:00

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Washington, Washington, United States

Raven Lynne Jones is a Video Producer for the National Geographic Live Web Series. • Managed, coordinated, and organized film projects from conceptualization to completion • Created promotional films for non-profit organizations (producing, camera, editing) • Filmed events on location for live streaming, including: political events, meetings, and large auditorium events (camera) • Filmed live broadcast shows in the studio (camera) • Conducted studio interviews (camera, producing). • Managed and coordinated film shoots locally and in remote locations, managed film crews with up to 15 people, wrote proposals, film outlines, scripts, and interview questions, interviewed scientists and other professionals on camera, edited films, operated cameras, directed on camera talent, and recorded audio Selected Film Projects: • Produced a video in Antarctica about art/science collaboration (producer/director, camera, editor) • Produced an outreach film for researchers at the University of Alaska about glaciers (producer/director, camera, editor) • A series of videos for the "Uncommon Sense" program which teaches businesses how to become more sustainable and save money (co-director, camera, editor) • Produced an educational film for National 4-H about chemical water pollution on the Hudson River (producer/director, editor) • Shot two seasons of the Emmy Award winning "11th and Grant" Montana PBS series in the studio (camera). • Operated cameras on remote operated vehicles (ROV) from the control room on the ship, filming ROV dives • Maintained website while at sea, uploading photos and trip highlights for public outreach • Managed live camera stream across the Internet for public outreach. • Facilitated science filmmaking workshops for Native American youth age 12-18 • Developed curriculum and worked collaboratively with other facilitators to organize the workshop. • Dove under the Antarctic ice to collect specimens off the sea floor for research purposes • Lived in and maintained a remote field camp in Antarctica with 5 people for 2 months in a demanding and often high pressure environment • Worked as a videographer, filming the project for outreach. • Lectured and facilitated undergraduate college biology lab classes • Managed class website. • Designed educational activities and implemented daily programming for students aboard a tall ship • Worked closely with the captain to coordinate, schedule, and plan 1-2 weeklong trip itineraries that would enhance the educational goals of the trip, both aboard the vessel and in ports of call • Lived and worked aboard a ship with a crew of 10 people and up to 20 students for 3 months. • Tutored K-12 students in math, English, biology, and chemistry in one on one sessions • Tutored groups of minority middle school students in a formal classroom setting after school. • Reviewed scientific literature, designed and conducted scientific studies, collected and analyzed data, and published results in a peer-reviewed journal • Spent 5 months in Antarctica collecting research samples and worked on the sea ice to collect fish by line and trap • Presented my research to peers and middle school students • Worked as part of a team with my lab to develop educational lessons for middle school students about Antarctica and our research for video teleconference sessions from Antarctica. • Gave daily educational presentations/demonstrations to ship passengers (adults and K-12 students) about various seafaring/ocean topics • Managed gun deck operations and coordinated canon firing logistics with the captain and assistant gunner during mock battle sails • Lived and worked aboard a ship with a crew of 8 people and a few volunteers for 4 months. • Worked with underprivileged and special needs youth during week long sailing programs at sea • Worked as a camp counselor/educator for youth summer Pirate Camp programs • Gave daily educational presentations/demonstrations to ship passengers (adults and K-12 students) about various seafaring/ocean topics • Managed gun deck operations and coordinated canon firing logistics with the captain and assistant gunner during mock battle sails • Lived and worked aboard a ship with a crew of 12 people, multiple volunteers, and as many as 15 students at a time for 4 months.

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Ocean Exploration Trust aboard the R/V Nautilus | Montana PBS | The Wadsworth Center | Freelance | Montana State University | Ocean Classroom Foundation about the S/V Spirit of Massachusetts | Producer/Director/Camera/Editor | Club Z Tutoring | Creighton University | S/V Lynx | S/V Hawaiian Chieftain | Whitman College

Raven Lynne Jones has the following professional experience:
National Geographic | Ocean Exploration Trust aboard the R/V Nautilus | Montana PBS | The Wadsworth Center | Freelance | Montana State University | Ocean Classroom Foundation about the S/V Spirit of Massachusetts | Producer/Director/Camera/Editor | Club Z Tutoring | Creighton University | S/V Lynx | S/V Hawaiian Chieftain | Whitman College