Mike Koskie: Production assistant, prop master and storyboard artist in Jackson, Mississippi.

Spot On Productions: Yes...keep me informed about your future projects. I have been a freelance PA and scenic artist.

I must say 2013 was a good year for me. Worked on a movie set, was a PA for a major TV production in town and a local government production in town. Looking forward to another movie production coming to town. So who knows what 2014 will bring. Being a PA, there is always surprises!

Nice to meet you !!

Hello Mark. Yes...thank you for letting me join your network.

Hello. I wish you lots of success. Be ready to expect anything. It can be interesting.

I am very proud to have a children's series of books coming out in America at the end of June 2013. Alpha Wolf is publishing the first book and I have just signed for the second one to go after that. So fingers down and writing is what I willl be doing for the next few months, on the third book. I am hoping that you out there might give me a little more helpwith the marketing of Mary Sumeridge Beginning. If you get time check out Poppy the troll on my web site: http://maryfilmer.com/ and while you are there please go to my face book page auhor and like it for me too. The first book is all about a little girl called Mary who with her Granny Ann and Poppy the troll go on an adventure to save a ghost child from an evil witch. Along the way they meet lots of magical creatures. Dragon People and Frank the boy who can fly from another planet. There are alot more and at the end of the first book Mary Finds a treasure like no other. It is a book which will leave children feeling good and wanting to read more of Mary's adventures. Thank you for your time and any help you can give would be great.

Still looking for PAs and a storyboard artist in Philidelphia, MS? Contact me? Mike Koskie

All the success to you. Maybe you should come to Mississippi. There is a lot of productions starting up in the state.

Your work sounds very interesting. I hope to keep working when I can in the production field. I was working with a local PBS station in the production department until (politics took hold of my position). Hope you have a good year ahead.

I started work at a local television station in the art department.(back when they had one)..then later with a PBS station in the production department. My duties were assistant lighting and studio camera and location grip. Now devoted full time with an art gallery. Southern Breeze Gallery in Jackson, MS. I have been working freelance off and on with a few production companies when they come to town. My main interest in this field is set painter and illustrator. Mike Koskie

Great blog article! Although, I've worked on movie sets as an extra before, I never really knew all that being a Grip entailed! Thanks for the enlightenment! :)

Well...ok...I'll introjuice myself. First of all...I don't have a good photo of myself yet. Although you can view me on facebook. I used to be with Mississippi Public Broadcasting in the production department until politics took over my position. I have been a freelance production assistant since then and have worked on a few movie sets such as.."Due Date". I was only there for a week with them. But I am proud of that and other such work. I am an artist by trade. Am also a scenic artist. Was called to be a scenic artists for the History channel when they were in town.( Full Metal Jousting) but my full time night job got in the way at the time. Not working full time now. Just freelancing. I exhibit my paintings at a local gallery...."Southern Breeze Gallery". Well...that's about all I have to say for myself. Let's all keep in touch!! Mike Koskie.

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