Airlie Rehmann15 Treloar Avenue Greenwith, SA, 5125D.O.B. 12th February, 1992 M: 0433 607 453 T: @Airlie_Rehmann E: airlie.rehmann@hotmail.com

Objective To develop my knowledge and understanding of all areas of the media industry, whilst putting the skills I have learnt into practice. To be trusted with all responsibilities and to develop strong working relationships with others in the field.

Experience The Border Chronicle 2014- Was required to attend press conferences and interviews- Was required to write stories to be published in the newspaper- Demonstrated the ability to stick to deadlines and meet certain requirements- Demonstrated the ability to interact with a multitude of people both in and out of

the workplace

Elite Sports Properties Feb – March 2014- Assisted in the organisation of the Clipsal 500 from the media passes to the

promotion of the event- Was required to work in the Media Centre at the Clipsal 500- Was required to liaise with journalists and photographers from publications such as

SA Style Magazine and The Advertiser, as well as stations such as Channel Ten, to have the talent represented in the media in the lead up

- Was required to maintain the company work diary in order to keep all staff over Australia updated

- Receive and work through the daily roster efficiently

FiveAA Radio Sept - Nov 2014- Assisted in the production of The Morning Show with Leon Byner for three months- Helped in the organisation of the show from thinking of relevant news stories to

booking the relevant talent for the day- Liaised with politicians, media advisers, journalists, talent, etc.- Often required to write scripts, short bios, questions for interviews, etc to be read

on air- Answered phone calls and filtered through acceptable callers to be put to air- Assisted in the smooth running of each show from the production booth- Often had to resort to quick thinking if the show didn’t run to plan- Relayed important information to the newsroom- Was solo producer on the Saturday Sports Show with Tom Rehn- Was solo producer for the AFL Draft Show broadcast from Queensland- Current producer for Friday Nights with Leith Forrest

Channel Nine News Adelaide March/July 2015- Assisted in the production of news stories each day- Was required to liaise with public relations practitioners and media advisors- Attended press conferences with politicians, sporting teams, etc.- Was required to conduct interviews and compete with other news stations- Completed a full, ready-to-air package that included a piece-to-camera and a voice

over- Was sent out to receive vox-pops that were used in a package put to air- Was trusted to independently complete an interview with a local family and capture

footage to be used in a package put to air- Involved in the production of live crosses

Education The University of South AustraliaBachelor of Journalism, Sub-major Public Relations

2012 – 2014

Adelaide UniversityBachelor of Science

2010 – mid 2011

Golden Grove High SchoolCompleted Year 12, runner-up dux Year 11

2005 – 2009

Greenwith Primary School 1997 – 2004

Skills Can adapt to writing for print, online and on-air production (i.e. radio and television); confident public speaker; has experience in event management; comfortable interviewing people from all backgrounds and professions (i.e. sports people to politicians); knows Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Photoshop, etc.; efficient and can work to schedules; thrives in new and unfamiliar situations; has a strong voice and is happy to take control; likes working with others and taking on board others ideas.

Referees Jacob SurjanTalent Manager at Port Adelaide Football Club0422 272 559

Tom RehnSports Presenter at Channel Nine0432 223 493

Links Online Resume and Personal Bloghttp://airlierehmann.wordpress.com/

Border ChronicleAirlie Rehmann Internship (2014)

Airlie Rehmann conducted an internship with the Border Chronicle, Bordertown (Fairfax Regional Media) for a period of one week as part of her final year university studies in journalism.

During her time she worked under the guidance of journalist Benn Gransden and manager Tracey Poulten, where she implemented theoretical study into practice.

Throughout the week she interviewed, learnt basics of photography, wrote stories, worked with online content management systems and received constructive criticism on her work. She also looked at Ad layout, story allocation to pages, and pagination of pages in InDesign.

Airlie’s bubbly personality and friendly smile was a pleasure to have around the office. She was a hard worker, worked well unsupervised and worked well with other staff members when required.

I have no hesitation in recommending her to any organisation.

Regards, Tracey PoultenBorder Chronicle Manager