PAC ENGINEERING
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Joseph McNeely
Project Engineer, HDR, Inc.
We have seen a tremendous amount of success with their security and communication design through design and construction. We are convinced that our achievements on this project are largely a result of PAC's efforts.
Michael Reynolds
Program Specialist, SDUSD CCTE
Craig and Gail’s years of experience in broadcast and production gives them a unique understanding of end-user needs, technology options and system requirements while working within budget constraints of the project. A unique trait they provide is their abilities to enhance the customer’s vision by suggesting new ideas, workflows and emerging A/V trends.
Francisco White
AIA, Westberg + White, Inc.
PAC Engineering has proven themselves to be outstanding partners on our team. They took on the projects with great enthusiasm, working closely with myself and the end-users to make sure there is a clear understanding of requirements, budget, workflow and use.
Gail Pineda
Drawing on her 25 years of film, television, and engineering experience, Gail Pineda’s has a vast knowledge on a variety of hardware/software products and equipment. She has become an expert specializing in production and post-production workflows.
Prior to her current Design Engineer position with PAC Engineering, Gail was part of the Engineering and IT departments at XETV – Fox6 in San Diego, maintaining the station’s FCP and Avid systems, GVG Profiles, Digital Delivery systems, Pinnacle Deko, Lightning, and Thunder systems; on the IT side, she handled everything from desktop maintenance to administering the station’s network system.
Gail also has held multiple certifications from Apple, Adobe and Avid. She has worked in several different news markets at KSEE 24 (NBC) in Fresno, KESQ TV3 (ABC) and KDFX TV11 (FOX) in Palm Springs in a variety of production roles from master control operator to commercial editor.
Gail has also awarded TELLY and ADDY awards for her editing of both television programming and commercials. Gail holds a BA in Radio, Television and Film.
Craig Claytor
Craig’s technical expertise has earned him a succession of titles vital to television broadcast, including that of Maintenance Engineer, Assistant Chief Engineer, and Chief Engineer. He has been responsible for the design, installation, and maintenance of studio facilities, VHF and UHF transmitters, terrestrial microwave systems and satellite and ENG trucks.
Craig draws on over a thirty year history in broadcast, production, and satellite systems engineering. His resume reveals a deep understanding of studio cameras, computer systems, automation systems, control rooms, post-production facilities and news operations.
Craig has designed, integrated, and installed satellite and mobile production trucks for news gathering, emergency communications and flyaway applications for clients including ENG Mobile Systems, AT&T, Loral Skynet, Grupo Televisa, Wenzlau Engineering and Spectrum Communications. These innovative mobile uplink/production vehicles were shown at the National Broadcasters Convention (NAB) for several years running.