Vicki
in 1963, age 11 at Lovefield Airport Dallas, Texas
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About Vicki Lynn
Vicki B. Lynn: Creator/Writer/Director Executive Producer
Founding Partner Ms. Lynn is President of Satellite
Events Enterprises, Inc. as well as the creator and executive
producer of the Guardians of the Millennium Project. She is
a specialist in international television and new media production
and development. Ms. Lynn has served as a producer on such
notable television events as "Live Aid" (an interactive
rock concert between Philadelphia and London broadcast worldwide
to the largest viewing audience in the history of television),
"The Hundredth Anniversary of the Eiffel Tower"
(in Paris), "Good Morning Mr. Orwell" (an interactive
between Paris, New York, and San Francisco), "The WhoThe
Final Concert," the first interactive virtual reality
"Rave" (between San Francisco and Los Angeles),
and many other international events. She has produced major
media and business teleconferences including the sale of British
Airways, the first five-country interactive digital teleconference
for INTELSAT (between New York, Toronto, London, Tokyo, and
Sydney), and numerous sporting events including the first
high-definition television event for NHK in Japan.
Vicki
in 1979 at NASA, looking at the Moonrocks with her
father
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Ms. Lynns experience as a producer started in the theater
where she produced many international theater events such
as Alice in the Land of the Correct Place in Tokyo, Surfaces
at the Marais Center in Paris, the Tokyo Kid Brothers tour
of America as well as their debut at the Kennedy Center, and
the Japanese Kabuki Dance Theater at the Lincoln Center. Ms.
Lynn is the creator, developer, and producer of innovative
projects in new media, television, and live satellite productions.
As part of her work, she assembles and oversees production
teams of specialists in services that include writing, television
production, 3D real-time animation, virtual and 3D imaging,
virtual and theatrical staging, fund raising, corporate sponsorship,
satellite distribution, marketing, media planning, public
relations, museum design and installation, multimedia and
game design, special effects, international coordination,
and financial procurement. She has created and developed projects
for international television, the theater, multimedia, location-based
entertainment, special events, television commercials, live
satellite events, and new media. Ms. Lynns formal education
was in the traditional performing arts and culture. She studied
at Fordham, Julliard, New York University, Yang Ming Shang
College of Culture in Taipei, and Sophia University in Tokyo;
she speaks four languages including French, Chinese, and Japanese.
She is also a collage artist, a dancer, and a performance
artist. Ms. Lynns work has always been based on bringing
art, culture, and technology together in the international
arena.
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