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RESUME

Delta Air Lines, Flight Attendant March 2017 – present

Ensure safety/comfort for passengers at an altitude of 30,000 ft

Demo use of emergency equipment and ensure safety requirements are met

Coordinate emergency procedures or provide emergency care, as needed

Respond to and provide directions to passengers in the event of an emergency

MSA Models, Various ClientsProduction Fit | July 2013 – present

Assisted in product development for numerous clients in the Garment District

Provided feedback during the design process in regards to clothing movement, comfort, fabric, etc.

Communicated design benefits and style advantages alongside tech designers to company Supervisors/CEOs

Presented clothing in flattering angles, styles, in a photography/film format

Freelance Production, Various ClientsJuly 2016 – November 2017

Provide administrative support to Director/Producer/etc.

Breaking down the script into a shot-by-shot storyboards

Ensuring that film and TV dramas, shot out of script sequence, end up making continuous verbal and visual sense

See Production Resume for more info

Abercrombie & FitchGreeter | June 2011 – Feb 2015

Welcomed customers to the flagship store and provided photo taking opportunities

Provided excellent customer service and shared product knowledge

Maintained store presentation standards

48 LoungeServer | Aug 2014 - Feb 2015

Provided outstanding service in an enthusiastic and confident manner

Implemented a service that booked clients tables at nearby clubs/venues

Knowledgeable in company liquor and food products

Served clients and operated in a fast-paced work environment

The Gameface CompanyMarketing Intern | Summer 2014

Managed re-launch of the company website and social media outlets

Created brand content for future marketing campaigns

Correspondence with social media team at Mark Cuban Companies via SEO goals and weekly blog numbers

Group M7Intern | Summer 2014

Compiled customer data via Quickbooks

Updated information, forms, and emails on clients

Assisted team during customer acquisitions and interactions

Bubba Gump Shrimp Co.Hostess | Aug 2013 – June 2014

Managed waitlists and strategically sat guests throughout the restaurant

Interacted with guests and monitored food requirements

Provided quote times and took large party reservations

PersonalWeb TechnologiesMarketing Coordinator | Jan 2012 – July 2013

Conceptualized a social media presence on Instagram titled @collegesmarts

Successfully launched CollegeSmarts™ and garnered a following of 4k

Achievement: Company trademark of CollegeSmarts™ and launch of sister website

Contributions in brand content, SEO, backlinking, key words, Google analytics

Increased communications with college campus organizations within Texas

Facilitated marketing campaigns and ensured timely and quality implementation

Student Learning CommunitiesIntern | Aug 2012 – Jan 2013

Created a healthy college experience through social and academic calendars

Sponsored/Created volunteer events for students

Promoted social/academic success with effective lesson plans and guest speakers

The University of Texas at TylerSGA Secretary | Sept 2010 - April 2011

Maintained records of all General Assembly meeting minutes and managed all correspondence

Updated the Student Government webpage bi-weekly

Developed proper advertisement for all official Student Government events and elections

LOFTSales Associate | July 2010 - Feb 2011

Presenting wardrobe advice and styling tips to clients

Answering questions clients pose regarding fabrics, textures, and sizing

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A Beginner’s Guide to SantaCon

SantaCon is intense. It’s not for the average party-goer. You’re wasted by 3pm, you’re surrounded by rowdy Santas, and that space bubble that protected you popped the moment you left the cab. 

Let me explain: SantaCon is an annual holiday inspired pub crawl that encourages attendees to do some pretty heavy day drinking and walk around Manhattan as publically intoxicated Santa Clauses. For those of you who need visual aids.

When my friend Laurel invited me to go this year, I was pumped. I heard about it the previous year but I didn’t know anyone adventurous enough to drag with me. I’m happy to report that I survived SantaCon. My first, and probably last one.

Preparations 

I was lucky enough to go with a friend who gathered the group together, being her +1 was simple enough. We met in Brooklyn for brunch (all you can drink for 1.5 hours) and I got introduced to the gang. Pro-tip: Go to SantaCon with fun and entertaining people, like you! Pretty much all the fun I had during SantaCon was thanks to the fun group Laurel had put together. Costumes were ready; ugly christmas sweaters, light up necklaces, santa hats, and candy cane straws. No full Santa Costumes though. Pro-tip: There is a direct correlation between Santa Costume authenticity and buffoonery.  

Festivities

After brunch, we split Ubers to East Village. And I was surrounded by a sea of red, maybe it was the alcohol or my tendency to get car sick but nothing can prepare you for the madness that is stepping into SantaCon. Santas were yelling SAAAANTAAA! to other Santas, Slutty Claus and Mr. Claus were kissing under NYC sidewalk trees, and Santas were piling up in lines to get into SantaCon sponsored bars. And it was 2pm. Hitting the first bar was tough, you had to fight Santa after Santa after Santa to make your way to the front. We moved bars after one drink then spent the majority of the day at the next bar, deciding to step back from the crowd and hit the bars post-Santa Attack.    

Aftermath

We wrapped up at 7pm. We said our goodbyes! as random Santas started stealing Christmas trees from sidewalk vendors. Having to work the next morning, I was home and in bed by 8:30. Half the group continued on joining other straggler Santas on the west side. Pro-tip: Going home dawning Santa Claus costume on the Subway is pretty tame for NY standards. 

Opinions: Overall, I had a successful night. I had a lot fun and met some pretty awesome new friends. It was great. Just a little to rowdy for me. I prefer my Santas jolly and calming.

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Hey there! I’m Julie Ann Luna,

I currently live in New York City and work as a model full-time. In my first year, I moved 6 times before settling in Brooklyn. Since then, I’ve worked 5 jobs, moved an additional 2 times, and have dealt with all the things that come with being a 20something living in NYC. 

I started the NYC Survival Guide because after living in Manhattan for 2 years I found friends and strangers suddenly asking me, How’d you do it? As if over the last 24 crazy months I became an expert on all things NYC.  

They would ask me questions about modeling scouts and photographers, apartment hunts and gyms, and how did you even make it this far without running out of cash!? And usually, via text. 

My responses usually came in memo form; top tips, little tricks, and tidbits of wisdom that were passed down from other models and New Yorkers. And it made me happy! It gave me purpose and I didn’t mind spending the time to text them back. Eventually, the same questions kept popping up so I just copy and pasted my original answers until …lightbulb!

And The Model’s Survival Guide to New York City was  born.

I’m here because I want to spread what I’ve learned and do something that I’m passionate about. Everything I’m sharing with you has helped me get to where I am today and I think it can help you too! I’m on a journey to document the things that I find helpful and share the lessons I’ve learned to surviving in this city. And I wanna get you involved to! 

Let me know when you get here! Tell me what you’ve learned. New York City isn’t that scary when you have friends to help you out. So share your tips and ask those questions! Let’s take on New York. 

- Julie Ann

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