When
Charlie King began posting in Creative Cow, it was clear to many of our
members that here was a guy that loved communications and had a lot of
experience in the television field," says the director of Creative Cow, Kathlyn Lindeboom."He quickly became a visible and honored part of many of the forums in
which he participated and the users have really come to enjoy his
participation and leadership. It's great that he volunteered to join
the Cow Team -- though in reality he was really drafted by popular
demand of the users and other leaders who kept on asking him to join
the team. We had fun watching the way the repartee was played out --
all in good fun -- and then we wrote Charlie and asked him to join.
It's great to have him here, Charlie lends a lot to the Cow and we are
delighted that he calls the Cow his online home."
Charlie
King is a director, technical director, videotape editor, Chyron
Infinit! operator, video engineer who has over 40 years experience in
all phases of television production. Anyone that interacts with him
online, knows the passion he has for the field and he is versed in all
areas of the art and the technology that supports it.
Charlie began his career in television working for various TV stations for first 25 years of his career. A visit to his websitewill show you some of the interesting and well-known people he has
worked with in his career -- not-the-least of which is Kathleen
Kennedy, who worked with Charlie before her move to producing motion
pictures such as E.T. and many others with Steven Spielberg. "I've
worked in the post house for nine years, as well," says Charlie. "Now
I freelance in all phases of production and currently also do in-house
promotions and entertainment video at Flamingo Las Vegas Hotel. I
started out in black & white live television and I have seen many
changes over the years -- such as when we got our first video recorder,
an Ampex 1000, our first zoom lense, the along came Color and now all
the great changes happening in the world of digital production. It's an
exciting field to be a part of."
