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As a Texan, born and bred, with a bachelor's degree
in Speech Communications from University of North Texas and
30 years of television experience, Paul has not only been
to the rodeo, he's directed it ... and also shot or edited
a wide variety of other productions from Houston Astros
baseball to interviews with several Presidents to a live
satellite feed that allowed doctors in the U.S. and the
U.S.S.R. to consult in the aftermath of the Chernobyl
meltdown.
When he came West to Las Vegas in 1995 he discovered his
love of the Mojave Desert and found the perfect job to
express it as the principal videographer and editor of the
popular travel and adventure show, "Outdoor Nevada." Paul
hung out the Joshua Tree shingle in 1998 as the shop's sole
proprietor. Since then the company has grown and incorporated
and earned multiple Emmys along with other honors for programs
that are as visionary and diverse as one might expect from Paul
and the team of talented colleagues he has attracted.
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secretary/treasurer |
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Joan has spent 30 years in public television
and cable broadcasting as a producer, sales
director, and even an on-camera host of her
own television magazine program … in French!
She raised $5 million directing the Children's
Miracle Network Telethon, leaped advertising
sales goals in a single bound for Cox Cable,
and applied rock scrambling and conflict
management skills to the upbringing of one
brilliant son.
With her BA in Education and MA in French &
English from Brigham Young University, Joan
is able to pronounce, translate, and provide
a certain "Je ne sais quoi" to every Joshua
Tree project.
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vice president |
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Dan is a graduate of Northwestern University
with a bachelor's degree in Speech, and the
Newhouse School at Syracuse University with a
masters in Television.
During his 25-year career as an actor, director,
writer, producer, teacher, husband, and father of
three boys he has performed Shakespeare, written
about everything from western drought cycles to
the development of the H-Bomb, tracked black
rhinos in Tanzania, trained physically disabled
students for the British Special Olympics, done
a little light plumbing, and spoken at the
funerals of various pet lizards – all of which
continue to prove useful in his role as Joshua
Tree's content development specialist.
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