Anthony
Milan.

RhinoFit

Marketing Specialist · 2026–present. As the sole day-to-day marketing and content specialist across RhinoFit and Gulf Management Systems, I connect creative production with the work of running marketing.

For RhinoFit’s gym-management software and payment solutions, I build video, graphics and social content while handling Meta ads, SEO and keyword research, campaign planning, email marketing, analytics and lead-generation logistics. I’m building the brand’s content and social presence from the ground up, with creative work tied to business goals.

Gulf Management Systems

Marketing Specialist · 2026–present. I lead day-to-day marketing and content for Gulf Management Systems alongside RhinoFit, translating payment processing and software solutions into clear business-to-business messaging.

My work spans video, graphics, social media, Meta ads, SEO and keywords, email marketing, campaign planning, reporting and marketing logistics. As the brands’ sole dedicated marketing and content specialist, I handle both the creative execution and the organization behind it.

CigarTV

Multimedia Specialist · 2023–2026. Filming and editing across travel stories, interviews, live events, product features and social content. A day-one team member, I laid CigarTV’s video and social foundation with Sean and FreeCast, initially handling both solo.

From the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua to trade shows and cigar lounges, I helped bring people, process and cigar culture to the screen. The work spanned long-form YouTube videos, destination films, event recaps and short-form edits—adapting the pacing and format to each story.

USF Football

Football filming and video operations · More than three years, two full travel seasons, and experience across the Jeff Scott, Alex Golesh and Brian Hartline staffs.

I learned under Phillip “Phil” Cane, a four-time American Athletic Conference Video Coordinator of the Year. Earlier in my time at USF, assistant video coordinator Cal Leslie helped develop my creative and technical skills before moving on to become Director of Technology & Video for Coastal Carolina Football. I continued learning alongside assistant video coordinator Andrew Snyder as part of USF’s video staff, building the preparation, attention to detail and reliability expected in a Division I program.

My experience ranged from handheld and on-field coverage to pole cameras, master cameras, elevated systems and remote-controlled practice filming. At the facility, in the stadium and on the road, I learned PFF and XOS workflows, set up projectors, loaded game film, organized practice footage, supported coaches’ laptops and iPads, and helped coaches and players access the film they needed. I developed a practical understanding of assistant video coordination and the technical work that keeps a team prepared.

As part of the football video staff, I also created defensive hype mixes the players watched before games and led team meetings. My contribution combined creative storytelling, daily video operations and direct involvement in the team’s preparation. I did not manage USF’s social accounts.

Pitt Football

Student videographer · 2020. Pitt was my hands-on introduction to working professionally in a high-level football environment. Daily handheld, on-field filming put me around players including Kenny Pickett, Jordan Addison and Damar Hamlin while I learned the preparation and discipline behind a team’s video operation.

At the Panthers’ facility shared with the Pittsburgh Steelers, even passing T.J. Watt, Cam Heyward, JuJu Smith-Schuster or Ben Roethlisberger was a reminder to carry myself professionally around professionals. That environment motivated me to develop the habits and skills needed to work at the highest level.

I learned from Chad Bogard, whose NFL video background included the Cleveland Browns, New Orleans Saints and Kansas City Chiefs, and George Fladeland, who later worked with Virginia Tech and Georgia Tech athletics. This was a student filming and learning role; I did not manage Pitt’s social accounts.