Our next staff member in the spotlight is our new visual caption head, Matt Reichardt. Matt joined the Brigade staff for our "Dead Men Tell No Tales" tour in 2007 and has been a terrific addition. He is a very easy going guy who really knows his stuff. He will probably be remembered best, however, for his involvement in a certain football game that was caught on the 2008 Brigade DVD. All of us who have seen that footage know what I am talking about and will never forget it.....as for Matt....I think it is something he would like to forget!!
Now on to my Q & A with Matt:
Name: Matt Reichardt
Position: Visual Caption Head
Number of years on Brigade staff: 3
Marching band/drum corps experience: Southwind Drum and Bugle Corps ('02 soprano, '03 mellophone), UW-Whitewater Marching Band ('00-'03 mellophone, '04 snare)
Current Job: AR Analyst
College Degree: Bachelor of Music - Choral/General Music Education, UW-Whitewater
Main Instrument: Voice/French Horn
Home Town: Manitowoc, WI
Birthday: April 20th, 1982
Favorite Food: Pistachio Torte
Top five favorite movies: Shawshank Redemption, The Jungle Book, The Truman Show, Momento, Office Space
Favorite TV Shows: Seinfeld, The Office, Baseball Tonight
Book you are currently reading: Songs in Their Heads
What song is currently playing on your iPod: AIR - How Does This Make You Feel?
Favorite sports team: Brewers
Favorite pig-out food: Wings
Dream Vacation: Germany
Worst Habit: Eating delicious food all the time
Hidden talent: Computer programming
Famous person you have met: Corey Hart
Famous person you would like to meet: Jerry Seinfeld
Favorite quote: "These pretzels are making me thirsty!"
Favorite actor: Tim Robbins, Ed Norton, Steve Carrell
Favorite actress: Anne Hatheway, Natalie Portman
Favorite ride at Disney: 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea
Add your own personal thoughts about the Lighthouse Brigade: Lighthouse Brigade is among the hardest working, most dedicated group of students I've ever worked with. Lighthouse Brigade performs at a very high level, but also does not take itself too seriously. I appreciate the strong tradition of working hard and having fun and doing the right thing.
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