Henry Levingston III
P.O. Box
3671 Los Angeles, California
90078

Skills
and Capabilities
Computer
§ Experienced
in Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Publisher
§ Trained in Microsoft FrontPage
New Perspectives 2000/Web Design
§ Ability to learn new computer
programs quickly
Communication and Interpersonal
§ Demonstrate
sound writing and speaking skills acquired
§ Ability to develop graphic
design layouts and marketing strategies
§ Enjoy working with details and
completing assignments accurately and on time
§ Experienced in problem solving
with youth 18-24 years of age
§ Set goals to achieve positive
communication
Management/Organizational
§
Trained
employees at Universal Studios/Entertainment and Merchandise
Department
§ Supervised
elementary school children from k-3rd grades
§ Developed
own entertainment businesses/Levingston Enterprises and
Show Me Performing Arts (A Non-Profit
Organization)
§
Organized
scheduling and promotional events for theatrical productions
EXPERIENCE
§
Youth
Advocate, Kruks and Tilsner transitional living shelter, L.A., Ca.
Monitor Youth (18-24) in transitional living
shelter and log their daily activities. Provide counseling on resolving
personal conflicts with fellow clients. Assign daily chores and prepare
meals. Collaborate with case managers in developing strategies for case
plan success. 3/98-1/00
§
Show
Crew and Guest Service Lead, Universal Studios Hollywood
Show Crew:
Completed
opening duties and positioned props in assigned locations. Operated
electronic backdrops and machines. Performed and explained innovative
games to contestants. Assisted with maintenance between and after the
show.
5/97-11/99
Guest Service Lead:
Trained new cast members on Guest Service
Professionalism. Collected daily change bank, prepared and made safe
deposits. Opened and closed various venues. Developed interpersonal and
sales skills by assisting guest with merchandise selections. 3/96-5/97
§
Paraprofessional
and Substitute Teacher, Kansas City Missouri School District
Assisted Teachers (K-3rd) with grading
daily assignments and homework. Monitored students during recess periods.
Developed and facilitated extended day performing arts activities.
Prepared daily plan sheets. Wrote, directed and produced a children’s
play (Eddie Hodges vs. The Math Monster). Substituted for absent teachers.
Mediator for other Paraprofessionals that had discrepancies.
EDUCATION
Los Angeles City College
Associate of Arts
Degree in Business Administration, June 2002
Los Angeles City College
Associate of Arts Degree
in Theatre Arts, May 2000
Los Angeles City College Theatre Arts Academy 1982-84
American Academy Of Dramatic Arts/West 1981
Seminars:
Non-Violent Communication with Professor Gary Baran (L.A. City College)
and workshops at the Center for Non-Violence.