Louis J.
Rosenblate Fund Care of Colors of Hope
 Bringing
together Lou's multiple loves of entertainment, architecture,
city planning, and urban
infrastructure, it was inevitable that he would pursue
a career in Locations. After graduating from Champion
Jesuit High School in Wisconsin as a junior, Lou spent
his senior year at Bellermine College Prep in San Jose,
CA. This allowed him to often visit one of his favorite
cities, San Francisco. His eye was caught by the beauty
of the city with its mix of historic and modern buildings.
This set the stage for his future.
Lou returned home
for college, graduating from Loyola University Chicago
with a degree in Communications. While
at Loyola, he began pursuing a career behind the camera
starting with an internship on the Lee Phillips Show
at WBBM, the local CBS affiliate. In early 1986, he
ventured out to Hollywood to see where that would take
him. Like
most professionals eager to break into the business,
Lou took on many roles including production coordinator,
set decorator, costuming and the like. As many in the
entertainment business, writer and producer were two
additional roles he was pursing on the side.
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In gaining as much experience as possible,
Lou inadvertently accepted a Locations position. He definitely
found his
niche. Through this work, Lou was able to integrate his
visual skills of locations scouting, organizational skills
of coordinating and executing the Locations function,
interpersonal skills of shmoozing and placating film
offices, property owners, government support resources,
and management skills of making it all happen. Lou also
should be recognized for his all around "good guy" skills
in that he often left his ego at the door and made others
feel like their voice was heard. Lou's hard work and
dedication culminated in his nomination for the 2004
Award Finalist under Commercials. |
