Raymond M. Bush

Born in Riverside California December 1946, one of a set of triplets. Attended elementary through high school in Riverside, California. Drafted into U.S. Army 1966, served two years in Germany. Attended Pasadena City College 1971 through 1973, majored in television broadcast and engineering. Hired by CBS Television October 1973 where he worked until December 1976. Joined Compact Video during the revolution in post production video tape editing of the "70s" and "80s", where he was nominated for two Emmy awards for video tape editing. Worked for Pacific Video post production facility from 1982 through 1987 and was involved as an editor on many music videos and music concert shows. In 1987 he took a post with Robert (Bob) Evans former head of Paramount Pictures and producer of "The Godfather" (parts 1 and 2) as a post production executive. After leaving Bob Evans he worked as freelance editor until 1994 when he was hired by ABC Television network promo dept. as a video editor.