Author Archive for Kristin Pavelski
Kristin Pavelski is the Project Manager of Kreative Key Productions. She is a passionate writer, artist and event organizer.
Freelancing Yourself
Kristin Pavelski … Is suppossed to be planning… is supposed to be organizing, but seems to get sidetracked down an unending path of crap. Racketeers seem unavoidable when going into “the business.” What’s even more impossible for a professional girl like myself to avoid is some chump trying to smooth talk his way into me [...]
New Head Shots
After years of using lousy snapshots I’ve taken of myself or some random cropped photo from a family gathering, I finally decided to get serious about my image and get some professional head shots. So, what does a modern chick do nowadays? Yep, post it on facebook. Only minutes after my update, Paul responded. I [...]
Bert Roper Documentary
While I worked at Bright House Networks in Orlando, Florida, I had the great honor of meeting and constructing a documentary on one of the great Pioneers in the Citrus Industry in Central Florida, Mr. Bert Roper. Filmed on location in Winter Garden, Florida, I uncovered the past and connected it to the future using historical footage, family stories and Bert’s Wisdom tied together with my written script.
My PSA Reel
During my employment with Bright House Networks in Orlando, Florida, I had the opportunity to create from beginning to end Public Service Announcements for Bright House Networks with various causes and non-profits that the company partnered with.
Kristin’s Artist Journal – The Early Years
Throughout my life, I’ve always had a pencil in hand ready to draw, doodle and sketch. I grew up with a love of birds and studying patterns I found in nature. From the strands of a feather to the veins in a leaf, I worked to copy this with my own hands. I have to [...]
Happy New Year!
Kristin Pavelski wishes everyone a Happy New Year with some new artwork! Take a look.
Previous Commercial Work
Kristin Pavelski’s previous commercial work is highlighted in this short reel.
Televisionary Artist, Taylor Oliver
Tough question ’cause I love ‘em all, but maybe I can whittle the show down to 2 favorites. “consciousness” is one because it seems to transfix nearly everyone who looks at it. Heck, I’ve a therapist friend who has a copy at her practice and actually uses it in her therapy; it’s not just decor. The other favorite is “rabbit ears” a tribute to Brigit Riley (legendary op-art painter) and to early TV tech.