Jack Belliveau

Jack of all Trades...No really

<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; I believe it's hard to define a person by their qualifications, hobbies, education or any other manner of resume filler. To really know someone or to see what they are about you must really see how they act and carry themselves. How they interact with and affect the world around them. Having said that I am going to go ahead and fill you in on some of that aforementioned resume fodder.</p> <p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Where to start? Well I am a high school graduate who went on to get an Associates in Business, A Masters in Film and Television (Working towards a PhD one day)I've studied Mechanical Engineering, I am a certified welder (MIG,TIG) I was an ASE Certified Mechanic for a bit. I have several acting, improv and stand up comedy classes under my belt. I have performed in front of audiences of 1 and audiences of 1000. I've been booed and cheered. I've been in trouble and I've won awards. I've made mistakes and I have achieved certain greatness.&nbsp; I am a multi faceted yet simple person whose greatest joy and inner peace comes from creating something from nothing (to all you physicists, I know what you're thinking but you know what I mean.) That is the powdered sugar that is the very top of the french toast of who and what I am. Let's face it these two small paragraphs are bordering on being too long for me even to focus long enough on so I will not bore you with anymore of my career as a student, learner and liver&lt;----I am not an organ, but merely someone who has and continues to enjoy living life.</p> <p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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