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J a r e d  S u a r e z,  W  R  I  T  E  R  - D  I  R  E  C  T  O  R

​​J a r e d  S u a r e z,  W  R  I  T  E  R  - D  I  R  E  C  T  O  R

E  m  a  i  l     f  o  r     media technology   l  i  n k    a  c  t  i  v  a  t  i  o  n.

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Having began my journey as a writer in 2006, I traveled from Naples, FL, where I learned small business management 
with my family, to Augusta, GA where I wrote my first programming block (originally eight strip shows, now hosted at 

MTVSuperBlock.com), to Kansas City, MO, where I wrote Celebrity Stomach as a tribute as Paul Newman (now part of

the StomachMovie.com tadpole franchise), to Los Angeles in 2009, where I have worked in theatrical marketing for

Deluxe Media Management, across both major and minor studio slates.

At Art Center (2012-2017), I studied writing and directing, and focused on developing new digital cinema technologies.

There is still a lot we can do with digital cinema (beyond the DCI initiative) that will improve the movie going experience,

the quality of the content, and install new business models that support social value (my proposed SCI, social cinema initiative,

and COD, "cinema over digital" models). To prototype this I developed "Rated-S," focused on the DC character Superman, as

Zac Snyder's Man of Steel was getting criticized for its gratuitous violence. For my thesis, I turned the controversial social media

reaction about Black Zero into a marketing campaign called ConversationWithSuperman.com.

Recently, because of #MeToo, I worked on a channel design for women, which expands on the reactive #TimesUp moment,

using a proactive #EatMyCake philosophy. The Kaleidoscope TV project is currently hosted at PopDrag.com, which collectively

represents the solution for American Icon Season One. (#EatMyCake being a campaign moniker for improving women's culture

using a conceived cross media platform focused on female talent and stories.)

Each season of American Icon explores critical social issues, and anticipates the launch of VC sponsored technologies designed

to create new cultures that solve large social problems. It's my way of giving back, in the way I was given to by Dr. Robert B. Ray,

a critical theorist and the Director of Film Studies, during my undergraduate study at University of Florida. Role models, in premise,

need to be a separate category from movie stars, or athletes, or musicians. With role models focused on problem solving, American

Icon can function as a social instrument bent on good will and trickle up social physics.

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