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Hello,
Attached is the Statement of Qualifications from Blazing Arrow Productions for the City ofBozeman Parks and Recreation Department’s All Trades & Services RFQ.
Addi Jadin with Parks and Recreation originally sent this opportunity my way and encouragedme to submit after seeing some of my recent video work with AbilityMT at Lindley Park. I
really appreciate her thinking of Blazing Arrow, and I’m excited to submit my qualificationsfor consideration.
Please let me know if you have any issues receiving or opening the attached PDF.
Thank you!
Best,
Jason Singler
Owner | Blazing Arrow Productions206.661.7570
Jason@BlazingArrowProductions.comwww.BlazingArrowProductions.com
STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS
Parks & Recreation
All Trades & Services
Media Production | Community Outreach | Public Information | Livestreaming
SUBMITTED TO City of Bozeman, Montana
RESPONDENT Jason Singler d/b/a Blazing Arrow Productions
OFFICE Livingston, Montana 59047
CONTACT 206.661.7570 | Jason@BlazingArrowProductions.com
DUE Thursday, August 27, 2026 at 3:00 PM MT
BlazingArrowProductions.com
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SUBMISSION
Letter of Transmittal
City of Bozeman
RFQ Selection Committee
c/o City Clerk's Office
PO Box 1230
Bozeman, MT 59771
Re: RFQ - Parks & Recreation - All Trades & Services
Dear Selection Committee:
I'm pleased to submit Blazing Arrow Productions' qualifications for the City of Bozeman Parks and Recreation All
Trades and Services RFQ.
I've spent more than 15 years working professionally in media production, with roughly two decades of hands-on
editing and video work. I came up through post-production, then grew into camera work, directing, multi-camera
live production, motion graphics, and FAA-certified drone work. Before moving to southwest Montana, I spent
years working on corporate and live-event productions in Seattle, including technical direction and camera work for
Microsoft events and multi-camera productions at The 5th Avenue Theatre.
Since moving to Montana, I've been building Blazing Arrow around that same range of skills. I've also worked with
and alongside other production teams in the area, and those relationships give me a local network to draw from
when a project needs additional crew or specialized support. Some jobs are one person, one camera, and a clear
story. Others need additional camera operators, audio, streaming, aerial coverage, or a larger production and
post-production workflow.
I've also had the chance to work alongside Bozeman Parks and Recreation through my community work with the
Skateboard Alliance of Montana, and more recently while filming AbilityMT's ADA Celebration and 5K. Those
experiences have given me a good feel for the people, places, and public purpose behind Parks and Recreation
work. If selected, I will be the City's primary contact and will stay directly involved from the first conversation
through final delivery.
Thank you for considering Blazing Arrow Productions. I'd be excited to bring my production experience to the City
and help Parks and Recreation document its work, reach the community, and tell the stories behind the places and
programs people use every day.
Sincerely,
________________________________________
Jason Singler, Owner
Jason Singler d/b/a Blazing Arrow Productions
206.661.7570
Jason@BlazingArrowProductions.com
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Qualifications at a Glance
Why Blazing Arrow fits this contractor pool
● Parks and recreation relevance: experience with youth recreation, community events, public presentations, outdoor
storytelling, site documentation, surveys, and stakeholder communication.
● Full production capability: pre-production, interviewing, multi-camera field production, drone imagery, livestreaming,
editing, motion graphics, sound, captions, transcripts, and multi-platform exports.
● Direct senior involvement: Jason Singler personally leads discovery, production planning, filming, editing supervision,
quality control, and City communication.
● Scalable delivery: owner-operated core with a vetted regional network of camera, audio, streaming, animation, and
production specialists available with City approval.
● Bozeman recreation context: recent work and community leadership have put me in regular contact with local
nonprofits, recreation partners, City Parks and Recreation staff, public events, and youth programs.
Core qualifications
Principal Jason Singler, Owner / Producer / Director / Editor
Experience More than 20 years in video editing, production, animation,
and live-event media
Education Bachelor of Fine Arts in Media Arts and Animation
Aerial work FAA Part 107 remote pilot; aerial imagery subject to airspace
and site approvals
Office Livingston, Montana; regional service to Bozeman and
southwest Montana
Business model Owned core equipment; principal-led project delivery;
scalable specialist crew
Proposed City service areas
Public engagement and outreach videos; parks and recreation program promotion; aerial and ground-based site
documentation; project and construction updates; interviews and testimonials; public meeting and hybrid-event
production; youth and community storytelling; social media content; aerial and ground-based site documentation;
event capture; accessible captions, transcripts, and alternate-format exports.
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Firm Background and Organization
Company profile
Blazing Arrow provides video production, editing, live-event and multi-camera production, livestreaming, aerial
cinematography, motion graphics, social media content, and creative support. Projects range from nonprofit and
community stories to conferences, marketing campaigns, outdoor and recreation content, live events, interviews,
and specialized camera assignments.
Blazing Arrow owns and operates its core cameras, audio, lighting, streaming, stabilization, and aerial equipment,
allowing the company to respond quickly without building every routine production around outside rentals. When a
project calls for a larger crew or specialized support, Blazing Arrow can scale through an established network of
camera operators, audio technicians, streaming specialists, and other production professionals in southwest
Montana. Jason has worked with and alongside several production teams in the area, including Dead West
Creative and Montana Video Company.
Business volume and financial capacity
Blazing Arrow's current workload is a mix of one-day field shoots, multi-day events, recurring content and
social-media engagements, and subcontracted production assignments. Individual projects range from focused
crew services to full multi week productions.
The company owns its core production equipment and operates with relatively low fixed overhead. Larger jobs are
scaled efficiently with project-specific crew and equipment. Blazing Arrow does not maintain construction bonding
because the services proposed here are media, outreach, and professional production services. If a future task
order requires a specific bond, I would address that requirement before accepting the work.
Strengths and a real-world constraint
STRENGTHS
Hands-on senior producer; editor-first story sense;
strong live and multi-camera background; direct
communication; owned core equipment; can work lean
or scale with crew; strong familiarity with Montana
community work.
CONSTRAINT AND HOW I HANDLE IT
Blazing Arrow is owner-led, so I do not pretend one
person can be in three places at once. Large or
overlapping field productions need advance
scheduling. I check conflicts before accepting a job,
lock in specialist crew early, and tell the client quickly if
a schedule creates risk.
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What Blazing Arrow Can Do for Parks and Recreation
Community outreach and public information
Interviews, public-input explainers, survey promotion,
event recaps, project updates, educational videos, and
clear calls to action.
Parks, trails, facilities, and capital projects
Ground and aerial documentation, before-and-after
stories, construction progress, milestone updates,
opening-day content, and stewardship messaging.
Recreation and youth programs
Program promos, instructor and participant stories,
camp recaps, safety and registration information, and
short social videos.
Events and public meetings
Multi-camera recording, livestreaming, Zoom
integration, presentation playback, online Q&A
support, backup recording, and edited archives.
Campaign and social content
Vertical and horizontal video, recurring short-form
series, motion graphics, thumbnails, captions, copy,
and platform-ready exports.
Longer-form storytelling
About-us films, city promotion, recruitment and
volunteer stories, partner features, educational videos,
annual recaps, and internal training media.
What gets delivered
● Master video files plus the versions the City actually needs for web, social media, presentations, displays, or archive.
● Corrected captions and readable transcripts, with additional accessibility formats included when the task order calls
for them.
● Organized project files, releases, music and stock-license records, source-media notes, and a clear delivery folder
rather than a mystery pile of files.
● Original graphics and editable assets when they are part of the scope, with third-party licensing or plugin limitations
identified before delivery.
Right-sized production
Each City request would begin with a short discovery and scoping step. A two-hour interview shoot should not
carry the machinery of a citywide campaign, while a public livestream should not be treated like a simple camera
day. Blazing Arrow scales the workflow, crew, review process, and documentation to the risk and visibility of the
assignment.
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How I Would Handle a City Task Order
1. LISTEN
What is the City trying to communicate? Who needs to hear it? What does success look like? Confirm the
audience, deadline, locations, approvals, accessibility needs, and budget before building the production.
2. DEFINE
Turn the conversation into a clear scope: deliverables, schedule, production plan, responsibilities, assumptions,
review rounds, milestone schedule, and change-control procedure.
3. PREPARE
Build the interview questions, run-of-show, permit acquisition, shot list, call sheet, releases, graphics list, site
plan, weather and airspace checks, equipment plan, and backup strategy.
4. PRODUCE
Capture clean picture and sound, keep the day organized, protect participants and the public, maintain backups
where they matter, and communicate changes while there is still time to solve them.
5. EDIT AND REVIEW
Keep in-line with post production scheduling, build the story, provide organized review links, collect consolidated
feedback, and keep version names and approvals clear.
6. DELIVER AND ARCHIVE
Export the approved formats, check playback, transfer files securely, provide the agreed accessibility
companions, and archive or hand off project materials according to the task order.
The person scoping it is the person making it
I do not want City staff to explain the same project three times as it moves from sales to a producer to an editor. I
will be involved in the first conversation and remain responsible for the final deliverable. When another specialist
joins the crew, I still own the communication, the production plan, and the quality of the finished work.
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Key Personnel and Technical Capacity
Jason Singler - Owner / Producer
Owner, producer, director, camera operator, editor, motion designer, livestream technical director, and FAA Part
107 remote pilot. Jason will be the City's primary contact and will remain accountable for scope, scheduling, crew
coordination, field production, editorial quality, accessibility checks, and delivery.
● More than 15 years of professional media production experience, with roughly two decades of hands-on editing and
video work and a BFA in Media Arts and Animation.
● Live-production background includes hundreds of Microsoft meetings and events, multi-camera theater productions
at The 5th Avenue Theatre, hybrid conferences, Zoom events, and workflows built around TriCaster, ATEM, OBS,
and related systems.
● Post-production background includes long-form and short-form editing, motion graphics, compositing, animation,
color, audio cleanup, captions, and adapting one production into multiple useful formats.
● Recent Montana work includes nonprofit impact films, recurring social-media programs, outdoor events, conferences,
interviews, drone work, recreation projects, and camera assignments for other local production companies.
Representative equipment resources
CAMERA
Sony cinema and mirrorless systems, stabilized
gimbal rigs, action cameras, Insta360 systems,
monitoring and recording accessories.
AUDIO
Wireless lavaliers, shotgun and handheld
microphones, field recorders, and the ability to work
with venue or presentation audio feeds.
LIVE
ATEM switching, TriCaster experience, OBS and
Zoom integration, presentation playback, multi-source
recording, monitoring, and backup workflows.
AERIAL
DJI Mavic 3 Pro and many other aerial/FPV systems,
operated only when FAA rules, airspace, site
permissions, weather, and public safety allow.
POST
Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Photoshop,
Audition, DaVinci Resolve, transcription/caption
workflows, review systems, and organized project
storage.
SCALING
Additional camera, audio, lighting, streaming,
animation, and production specialists brought in when
the assignment needs them and the City approves the
approach.
Continuity and backup
Blazing Arrow plans critical assignments with redundant recording paths, spare media and power, pre-event tests,
local backups, and clearly assigned technical responsibility. When a task order depends on a specialist, that role
and backup plan will be identified before production.
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Similar Experience: Events and Impact Storytelling
Mountains of Courage Conference - Bozeman, Montana
Client: Mountains of Courage | Contact: Tawnya Healy | 406.589.5537 | tawnya@mountainsofcourage.com
Blazing Arrow planned and produced a full-day hybrid conference at the Hilton Garden Inn in Bozeman. The
production included a multi-camera stage setup, wireless audio, presentation and sponsor graphics, Zoom
streaming, remote presenters, online Q&A, stage and venue coordination, backup recording, and a full production
crew.
● After the conference, I edited the individual sessions, a horizontal highlight video, a one-minute vertical social reel,
and animated event branding.
● The project required close coordination with the organizer, venue staff, presenters, remote speakers, the camera
operators, and the streaming techniciasn, along with a detailed run of show and last-minute presentation changes.
● The client later described the videos as wonderful and the animated logo as incredible, and invited me to begin
planning for a future conference.
Why it matters here: this is the kind of public-facing production where technical reliability, clear communication,
multiple audiences, and useful post-event content all have to work together.
WATCH VIDEO HERE
AbilityMT ADA Celebration and 5K - Bozeman, Montana
Production partner: Dead West Creative | End client: AbilityMT | Contact: David Abate | 406.548.4855 |
For AbilityMT's first Bozeman ADA Celebration and 5K, I handled a full event day of field production with a Sony
camera on a stabilized rig, DJI Mavic 3 Pro aerial coverage, Insta360 X5 footage, wireless audio, multiple lenses,
six short interviews, and presentation coverage. I moved through the event gathering enough material to show the
people, the route, the accessibility features, and the energy of the day without turning the event into a film set.
● We then edited the material into a one-minute vertical social-media recap. The event centered on accessibility and a
trail developed through AbilityMT's partnership with Bozeman Parks and Recreation, which made the assignment
especially relevant to this RFQ.
● This is a good example of a lean Blazing Arrow job: one operator, several capture tools, interviews and event
coverage during the day, followed by a concise social deliverable in post.
Why it matters here: public events often need strong documentation without a large footprint, and the finished
piece needs to make sense to people who were not there.
WATCH VIDEO HERE
Hawk Nest / Blank Skate Project - Fargo, North Dakota
Client: North Dakota Skateboarding Association | Contact: Tom Kemmer | 651.402.2061
A short documentary-style piece around the Blank Skate Project, an annual fundraiser supporting The Hawk Nest
indoor skatepark and the North Dakota Skateboarding Association. The event brought together skateboarding, art,
live music, tattoo artists, local businesses, volunteers, and a skateboarding contest, with proceeds helping fund the
next expansion of the skatepark and future programming.
● We filmed the event as it unfolded, capturing the art show, skateboarding, live music, volunteers, sponsors, and
atmosphere surrounding the fundraiser.
● The interview with Tom became the backbone of the piece, connecting the energy of the event to the larger goal of
expanding the skatepark and creating more opportunities for future generations of skateboarders.
● The finished story also highlighted how many different parts of the community were involved, from artists and
musicians to local businesses, volunteers, and sponsors.
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Why it matters here: Parks and recreation stories are often about more than a facility or an event. This project
required capturing the activity itself while also explaining the community, partnerships, fundraising, and long-term
purpose behind it. WATCH VIDEO HERE
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Similar Experience: Events and Impact Storytelling
Skateboard Alliance of Montana - Video Production & Community Outreach - Bozeman,
Montana
www.SkateAllianceMT.org
Through Jason Singler's leadership of the Skateboard Alliance of Montana, Blazing Arrow has produced ongoing
video and outreach content documenting skateboarding, recreation programs, events, and future skatepark
development in Bozeman.
● Produced weekly Winter Skate Nights recap videos using footage captured by Blazing Arrow and local
videographers, then created a larger finale film documenting the final event, participants, volunteers, music, art, and
community impact.
● Produced the BYEP SKATPARK Final Sesh video documenting the closing chapter of Bozeman's indoor skate facility
and the community surrounding it, filled with testimonials of community members and park users.
● Filmed SAM events, community outreach efforts, and potential locations for future skatepark development, including
aerial and ground-based site documentation.
Why it matters here: Ongoing recreation storytelling, event documentation, community outreach, youth
programming, site documentation, aerial production, and the ability to turn footage from multiple contributors into a
consistent finished story.
Bozeman Parks and Recreation familiarity
CLEAR DISTINCTION
The Skateboard Alliance of Montana work described above reflects Jason Singler's nonprofit and community
leadership, not paid Blazing Arrow firm history. It is included as relevant local experience only.
● Outside of Blazing Arrow, I serve as President of the Skateboard Alliance of Montana. Through that volunteer
leadership role, I have worked directly with Bozeman Parks and Recreation staff on youth recreation, skatepark
planning, public outreach, and community events.
● Recent work includes presenting and discussing the Bozeman Citywide Skatepark Plan, coordinating documentation
and repair communication related to the Bozeman skatepark bowl, and developing surveys, public presentations,
fundraising communication, and outreach materials around local recreation needs.
● I also helped organize Winter Skate Nights, a temporary indoor youth recreation series developed with HRDC and
communicated with Parks and Recreation. The series served approximately 250 participants and required waivers,
safety procedures, volunteers, equipment, sponsors, promotion, and event documentation.
● These activities are not Blazing Arrow commercial contracts, and I want to make that distinction clear. They are
included because they mean I would not be arriving at my first City task order with no idea how Parks staff, local
recreation partners, and the public fit together.
City collaboration contact: Addi Jadin, Park Planning and Development Manager | 406.582.2908 |
Addi.Jadin@bozemanmt.gov
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Schedule and Budget Performance
How I keep projects from wandering
Scope baseline
A written deliverable list, assumptions, exclusions,
responsibilities, accessibility requirements, review
rounds, and acceptance criteria.
Milestone calendar
A production schedule tied to City decisions, site
access, interviews, public dates, draft reviews, and
final delivery.
Budget visibility
Fixed-fee, day-rate, hourly, or hybrid structure selected
for the assignment, with pass-through expenses
identified before authorization.
Change control
No added cost without a documented City request and
written approval. Changes are separated from
corrections to work that does not meet the agreed
scope.
Review discipline
Consolidated City feedback, named approvers,
version numbers, due dates, and a shared review
platform to avoid contradictory notes.
Risk register
Early identification of weather, access, releases,
airspace, noise, power, connectivity, live-event,
schedule, and third-party dependency risks.
Communication expectations
Subject to task-order complexity and confirmed availability, Blazing Arrow proposes the following service
expectations: acknowledge City requests within one business day; provide clarifying questions or a scoping call
promptly; issue a written estimate and schedule after requirements are sufficiently defined; and communicate any
material schedule or cost risk as soon as it is known.
Rates and task orders
I have not included binding project prices in this qualifications response because the RFQ anticipates negotiated
rates and individual task orders. I can provide a rate schedule covering producer/director work, camera operation,
editing, motion graphics, drone work, livestreaming, equipment, crew, travel, and reimbursable expenses during
contract negotiations. Each task order should have a clear budget or not-to-exceed amount and written approval
before added cost.
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Current Workload and Capacity
Availability model
Blazing Arrow balances recurring editing and marketing work with scheduled field productions. I will only accept a
City task order when I believe the production date, post-production window, required equipment, and crew can be
protected.
● Short interviews, site documentation, social shoots, and other focused assignments can often fit between larger
production dates once access and deliverables are clear.
● Multi-day events, seasonal campaigns, and public livestreams benefit from early booking so crew, venue
coordination, testing, connectivity, and backup systems can be locked down.
● Editing can overlap with planning for other jobs, but each project is kept on its own milestone calendar and in
separate organized storage.
● Urgent work can be evaluated case by case. I would rather be candid about what is possible than accept an
impossible deadline and hope the problem disappears.
Capacity protection
No invisible overbooking
Before accepting a City task order, Blazing Arrow will conduct a conflict and capacity check covering crew,
required specialists, equipment, travel, post-production time, review windows, and deadline dependencies. The
City will receive a realistic schedule, not an optimistic placeholder.
Crew and subcontractors
When an assignment requires more than one operator, Blazing Arrow will propose the needed positions and obtain
any required City approval before engagement. Blazing Arrow remains responsible for production crew briefing,
technical standards, safety expectations, file handling, confidentiality, billing, and final delivery. Subcontractors will
be required to comply with applicable City terms, including nondiscrimination, records, confidentiality, rights, and
approved AI-use restrictions.
Continuity if the principal becomes unavailable
For scheduled events, the production plan will identify critical roles, backup contacts, file locations, and technical
documentation. When feasible, a qualified alternate operator will be identified for high-consequence assignments.
The City will be notified promptly of any issue that could affect delivery, together with a recovery recommendation.
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Risk, Compliance, Accessibility, and Records
Insurance and licensing
Before contract execution, Blazing Arrow will provide the certificates and endorsements required by the City or
identify any coverage item that needs to be adjusted. Blazing Arrow will obtain and maintain the required City of
Bozeman business license and any task-specific permits before performing the work.
Accessibility is part of production
● Correct captions and readable transcripts instead of treating unreviewed automatic transcription as a finished
accessibility product.
● Use legible type, sufficient contrast, safe title timing, and layouts that still make sense on a phone, presentation
screen, or public display.
● Provide alternate formats, descriptive text, audio description, or live-caption integration when those items are part of
the scope.
● Build searchable documents with real headings, descriptive links, proper table headers, and a sensible reading order.
Public records, releases, and privacy
● Assume City communications and work product may become public records and keep project files organized with
that in mind.
● Use City-approved release and consent procedures for identifiable participants, with extra care around minors and
vulnerable populations.
● Collect only the information needed to make the project and limit access to contact lists, releases, unreleased
footage, and other working files.
● Coordinate release timing and public statements with the City before publishing City project information.
Rights and asset management
Blazing Arrow will comply with the City's ownership requirements for work product created under a task order.
Third-party music, stock, fonts, templates, or software-dependent assets will be disclosed and licensed
appropriately. When editable source files are required, the task order should identify the expected formats, linked
assets, plugins, and any third-party restrictions.
Safety and aerial operations
Field plans will account for weather, public access, traffic and pedestrian movement, electrical and trip hazards,
equipment security, minors, sensitive spaces, and emergency procedures. Aerial work will proceed only when
lawful and safe under FAA rules, airspace requirements, site permissions, and conditions on the day of flight.
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Generative AI Disclosure and Editorial Standards
CITY APPROVAL COMES FIRST
Blazing Arrow will disclose any proposed generative-AI use and obtain City approval before it is used to create
or alter a City deliverable, consistent with the RFQ and contract terms.
Possible low-risk uses, if approved
● Brainstorming, rough concept exploration, administrative outlines, transcript cleanup, caption-draft assistance,
metadata, or similar behind-the-scenes production support.
● Concept images or visualizations only when they are clearly identified as illustrative and are not presented as
documentary evidence of a real City place, person, or condition.
● Technical cleanup or generative tools only after rights, accuracy, bias, provenance, and public trust have been
considered for that specific assignment.
Guardrails
● No confidential, protected, or personally identifiable City information will be entered into a generative AI system.
● No synthetic image or voice of a resident, staff member, elected official, partner, or participant without explicit
authorization and appropriate consent.
● No AI-generated factual claim, quotation, statistic, image, or audio element will be treated as accurate without human
review and source verification appropriate to the risk.
● No generative output will be used when it would weaken documentary integrity, accessibility, copyright compliance, or
public trust.
● Any approved use, review process, and labeling requirement can be documented in the task order or production
record.
Editorial responsibility stays with me
If my name is on the final deliverable, I am responsible for its accuracy, context, rights, accessibility, technical
quality, and compliance with City approval. AI may speed up a low-risk step in the workflow; it does not replace
editorial judgment or accountability.
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Claims and Certifications
Certifications
● FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate
● Montana Independent Contractor Exemption Certificate
● BFA, Media Arts & Animation, The Art Institute of Seattle
Liquidated damages
No. Based on the respondent's company records, Jason Singler d/b/a Blazing Arrow Productions has not been
assessed and paid liquidated damages after completion of a project under a contract with a public owner during
the past ten years.
Additional City collaboration contact
Addi Jadin, Park Planning and Development Manager, City of Bozeman Parks and Recreation | 406.582.2908 |
Addi.Jadin@bozemanmt.gov
Respondent authorization
The undersigned certifies that the information in this Statement of Qualifications is accurate to the best of the
respondent's knowledge and that the respondent is authorized to submit on behalf of Jason Singler d/b/a Blazing
Arrow Productions.
Signature:
______________________________________
Date: __________________
Jason Singler, Owner
206.661.7570
jason@blazingarrowproductions.com
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REQUIRED AFFIRMATION
Appendix A
NONDISCRIMINATION AND EQUAL PAY AFFIRMATION
Jason Singler d/b/a Blazing Arrow Productions hereby affirms it will not discriminate on the basis of race, color,
religion, creed, sex, age, marital status, national origin, or because of actual or perceived sexual orientation,
gender identity or disability and acknowledges and understands the eventual contract will contain a provision
prohibiting discrimination as described above and this prohibition on discrimination shall apply to the hiring and
treatment of proposer's employees and to all subcontracts.
In addition, Jason Singler d/b/a Blazing Arrow Productions hereby affirms it will abide by the Equal Pay Act of 1963
and Section 39-3-104, MCA (the Montana Equal Pay Act).
________________________________________
Jason Singler, Owner
Person authorized to sign on behalf of Respondent
Date: ________________________________
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