:: Information Technology Artist : Image/Marketing Consultant working in radio, websites, photography and journalism.
Greater Boston Area
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- Media Personality at WSMN 1590
- Executive Board Director at City Arts Nashua
- Owner at Accolade Freelance International LLC
- Founder and CEO at The Nashua History Foundation
- Webmaster at *Robin-Ann.com*
- Education
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- Hallmark Institute of Photography
- Rivier College
- Alvirne High School
- Daniel Webster College
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Robin Ann Peters’s Summary
Information Technology Artist providing special services in Media esp. Photography, Writing/Journalism, Voice and Graphic Design.
As a Journalist, Robin Ann Peters' has an extreme passion to find, confirm and publish the truth. Research is no stranger to Robin; before approaching a subject, many hours of research are compiled even before setting into an interview, and especially before a finished publication. Robin takes the time to create interesting stories - worthy of publication, and Robin is sensitive to the needs of her subjects, if any.
While reporting daily news reports and commercials and promo's for WSMN 1590 Nashua's News & Talk radio station, Robin also freelances on Voice123.com for Voice-Overs.
Take a step behind the camera, and Ms. Peters shines in her ability to create distinctly unique and professional images. RA works extremely well with People in Flash Photography and especially with Available Light. Her stongest photographic styles include Lifestyle and Executive-level Portrait Photography, Photojournalism, Fine Art and Architecture.
While not in the field, and while at her computer working as a Webmaster and Graphic Artist, Robin Ann can change, enhance or transform a personal or company image swiftly and professionally, with or without client direction. Photoshop is one of her best friends and working with a digital color pallette is a real turn-on.
Robin Ann Peters’s Specialties:
Travel:
Robin travels to clients to create professional artistic photography, journalism and graphic design for marketing and promotion.
Government:
Robin works alongside local government, public organizations and officials to build stronger Arts communities.
Photography:
Specializing in Photojournalism, Fine Art, Architectural & Lifestyle.
Web:
Practiced Webmaster, Graphic Artist & IT Manager.
Journalism:
Published Books, Blogs, Feature stories, Featurettes.
Robin Ann Peters’s Experience
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Media Personality
WSMN 1590
(Broadcast Media industry)
August 2008 — Present (1 year 4 months)
Radio Host of 'Art-in-Action' weekly on Wednesday's from 12-1PM : Art In Action is designed to increase your knowledge, inspire your interest and accelerate your appreciation of and for the Arts through interviews with arts professionals.
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Executive Board Director
City Arts Nashua
(Government Administration industry)
June 2008 — Present (1 year 6 months)
Secretary on the Board of Directors for City Arts Nashua; a non-profit organization who's purpose is to promote artists and revitalize Art throughout the community.
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Owner
Accolade Freelance International LLC
(Information Technology and Services industry)
September 2005 — Present (4 years 3 months)
Providing Clients Worldwide with Professional and Artistic Photography, Press, Marketing and Web promotions.
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Founder and CEO
The Nashua History Foundation
(Information Services industry)
January 2003 — Present (6 years 11 months)
Historian and Photographer to Nashua Book and Website.
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Webmaster
*Robin-Ann.com*
(Information Technology and Services industry)
January 2002 — Present (7 years 11 months)
A Full Service Quality Internet Service Provider
Robin Ann Peters’s Education
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Hallmark Institute of Photography
Graduate , Commercial and Portrait Photography, Business Management , 1989 — 1990
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Rivier College
Fine Art 1988 — 1989
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Alvirne High School
Graduate , Art, Music , 1984 — 1988
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Daniel Webster College
Television Broadcasting 1984 — 1985
Special summer study program made available to accelerated junior high school students.
