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EMMY AWARD-WINNING EDITOR JOHN MOORE JOINS ALPHADOGS

Industry Veteran Adds His Skills to the Talented AlphaDogs Team

January 28, 2003—Burbank, Calif.—
AlphaDogs, Inc., a post-production studio focused on keeping clients “ahead of the pack,” today announced the appointment of Emmy™ Award-winner John Moore as senior editor.

Moore’s distinguished background spans more than a decade of experience in editing and post production for various television, cable and syndicated programs. Moore will be responsible for online editing duties at AlphaDogs, including such projects as Homes Across America and House Hunters (both on Home & Garden Network).

As the new senior editor, Moore joins a team of respected industry experts at AlphaDogs, including Terence Curren, president and chief editor; Liz Flush, general manager; and Russell Frazier, vice president of graphics technologies.

“When our customers think of AlphaDogs, two things come to mind: experience and talent,” said Curren, “making John Moore a perfect fit for our team. Our belief is that the talented AlphaDogs team produces the best work in the industry, which is what keeps our clients coming back. We are confident that our customers will be as pleased with Moore as they have been with the rest of the AlphaDogs pack.”

Moore’s Expertise Makes Him a ‘Top Dog’
Moore’s industry accolades include two local Emmy nominations for editing Eye on L.A. from 1985-1986; a national Emmy Award for Technical Achievement, Lillehammer Olympics in 1994; and the Academy of Television Arts and Science Frank O’Conner Award, Information/Magazine format category, for Pee Wee Motocross in 1984.

Moore was also one of the original technical directors for Channel One, a pioneering program that was syndicated nationally to high schools over its own satellite distribution network in 1990. At Channel One, Moore oversaw the installation of studio and editing facilities, where he technically directed and edited the pilot program.

Moore’s credits include Olympic videotape editor from 1992-1998, where he edited numerous summer and winter Olympic events during the Albertville, Atlanta, Barcelona, Lillehammer and Nagano Olympics.

More recently, Moore has edited various television and cable projects, including the A&E Biography series, How’d They Do That?, MTV News, Sightings, Supermarket Sweeps game show and Win Ben Stein’s Money.

Moore holds a bachelor of arts from University of California, Los Angeles, cum laude in motion pictures/television.

About AlphaDogs
AlphaDogs, Inc., is considered one of the finest post-production firms in the entertainment industry. The AlphaDogs team combines a wealth of talent, decades of experience and a dedication to outstanding customer service. With AlphaDogs, clients can rest assured that their project is receiving personal attention and the highest-quality work from an award-winning team. AlphaDogs’ offices are located at 1612 West Olive, Suite 200, Burbank, Calif. 91506. For more information, call 818-729-9262 or send email to info@alphadogs.tv.

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