New Addition at FCP!

Nope. Not pregnant. Nope. Not another dog- although one is coming in March most likely! Check back later for more info on that! :) Please give a warm welcome to the newest addition to the Fat Cat Crew- Allyson Voshell!

Ally has been subcontracted to assist in the edit bay this winter and next spring. If you notice any resemblance to Ally and myself, you guessed it, that's my kid sister! Ally was recently married in July and promptly moved away to North Carolina to be with her Marine-husband. (You can check out her prequel right here in the blog). She came back here a few weeks ago to learn how we do things at FCP while her husband trained for a second deployment to Iraq in California. After going back to Carolina to see him off, she returned here again for the length of the deployment to be close to family. She has turned out a few edits already. We are looking forward to the creativity she brings to Fat Cat! We've posted a brief questionaire about Ally so you can get to know her better.

Favorite animal? Winnie, my dog of course! But after her, I would say dolphins. :)
Favorite food? Chicken fingers and fries! I get that EVERYWHERE. Even Carlos O'Kelley's! And also, anything with carbs is good for me!!
Favorite movie? Any movies with dancing in it. Dirty Dancing, Dirty Dancing Havana Nights, Step Up, Stomp the Yard, and of course...The Notebook. Oh! And Pirates of the Caribbean!
What has you most excited about working for FCP? Expanding my creativeness in the video world.

What do you bring to Fat Cat? My own sense of style and creativity to further enhance the signature style of FCP.

Best piece of advice to brides to be? Stay organized, make a timeline and budget. KNOW what you want. You don't have time to not make up your mind, or keep changing. Keep your mind open to other ideas, you might like it. Don't be a Bridezilla, that will NOT get you help at all. This will be a day you want to remember for the rest of your life, and it will go by so fast, which is why you need FCP to do your video! :) I went through my wedding planning while my fiance was in Iraq, so if I can do it, you can do it. Remember that this is your wedding, its just one day. The marriage is the rest of your life...so don't stress over details. That day, do what you need to do, but just let the day flow because you will be taken care of.

Now just how she keeps off all those carbs, chicken fingers and fries we'll never know- must be all that dancing! All I can say is check back with her when she's 30- enjoy it while you can Ally!

Ally will be at the studio sometime next week, so next time you stop in, be sure to welcome her aboard!