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| Brian St. Juste |
Bark Di Trute has been informed that Brian St. Juste has died. Brian, like his father, Franklyn St. Juste was caught up in the business of media. His father was from Trinidad.
Brian had over 30 years of experience working in the Film & Television business. From TV commercials to corporate documentaries, training films, TV programmes and live sporting events. He has worked on a broad range of local and international projects.
Some of his major projects include Senior TV Producer for the IAAF 2002 World Junior Championships, IFNA World Netball Championships in 2003, Technical Manager for the ICC 2007 Cricket World Cup Opening Ceremony, the IAAF World Challenge 2015 and the CONCACAF Men's U20 Championships in Jamaica.
Recently, he has produced the TV broadcasts for the Red Stripe Football Monday Night games, FLOW Super Cup 2015 Football Championship, the ISSA Boys & Girls Track & Field Championships, and the Miss Jamaica World Beauty Pageant.
Beyond the areas of sports and entertainment, Brian has produced the TV debates for the Jamaica Debates Commission for all the election cycles since 2007. On the international scene, Brian is a consultant to the National Democratic Institute and the US Commission for Presidential Debates, where he is sent around the Caribbean to help countries produce their debates for TV.
As a former president of the Jamaica Film Producers Association, Brian was a strong advocate for the development and strengthening of the local film & TV industry through his work on several film policy initiatives for the Government of Jamaica.
Brian was a member of several local organisations, including the Jamaica Film Producers Association, the Jamaica Debates Commission, AD Council Jamaica, and ICT4D Jamaica.
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May he RIP. Sincere condolences to his family, friends and close associates.
ReplyDeleteNever heard of Brian before RIP
ReplyDeleteAll you have said, while true, is less than a drop in the bucket of this man's contribution to the industry. And because it was like a family to him, and many, his impact knows no end. The tears are real. He "will be missed" is not a cliche when said about him. Aye Brian, doesn't matter now, but I hope you knew what you meant to so many
ReplyDeleteYou had the opportunity to add far more. Have you?
DeleteThe wanted men how come we don't see any politician and I hear everyday how criminal they are.
ReplyDeleteThat's why you can't believe most things you hear or see on social media.
Ok when you see a wanted man where to call and how to obtain our rewards.
How.much is the reward and do you get more for catching them or unloving them all by yourself.