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Education
Master of Fine Arts in Graphic Design
Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, MD (expected in 2010)
Thesis topic: Design for Social Change
Bachelor of Arts in Politics & Philosophy
Bachelor of Arts in Creative Nonfiction Writing
University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA (2002)
Grants and Awards
Core 77 1-Hour Design Challenge: Finalist for "Feed Your Mind" (2009)
Print Magazine: Regional Publication Winner (with MFA colleagues) (2009)
Adbusters One Flag Competition: Finalist (2009)
Metropolis Magazine: Best Student Exhibit at The International Contemporary Furniture Fair (with fellow MICA students) (2009)
Graphic Design Department (MICA): Traveling Grant (2009)
Office for Research (MICA): Traveling Grant (2009)
Maryland Institute College of Art: Graduate Scholarship (2008—2010)
Grolsch: Operational Grant for Ark (2007—2008)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Council of the Arts: Project Grant for “Studies in Fluid Mechanics” (2007)
Triple Eight Incorporated: Operational Grant for DOS Screenings (2006)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Libraries: Infinite Mile Award for committee work on Core Competencies (2005)
University of Pittsburgh: Legislative Internship Award (2001)
Teaching Experience
Part-Time Faculty, Photo Imaging
Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, MD (Spring 2010)
Designed curriculum to help students relate formal photographic training to graphic design. Students are challenged to use abstract interpretations of their own photography as inspiration for writing and publication design. Their work begins and ends with formal photographic exercises.
Part-Time Faculty, Type in Motion
Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, MD (Fall 2009)
Designed curriculum to give students a thorough understanding of the history of the moving image, fundamental principles of motion design and the important artists and designers who work in the field. Taught motion graphic software to students, including Final Cut Pro and After Effects. Led the students through a series of assignments that culminated in them making their own show reel. See results of the student work here: Type In Motion.
Instructor, Studies in Fluid Mechanics
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA (Summer—Fall 2007)
Designed and taught a course that showed MIT students, faculty and staff how to digitize and edit 8mm film using Final Cut Pro and After Effects. I provided all the film, led all critiques and organized their work in a two-week exhibition under MIT’s Great Dome. The course was funded with a grant from the MIT Council for the Arts, which helped me to advertise the course, purchase the film transferring equipment and rent projectors for the exhibition.
Teaching Internships
Design Coalition
Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, MD (Spring 2010)
Assisting instructor to create curriculum, critique student work and in leading class discussion. This class will focus will how to use graphic design to help The Men's Center in East Baltimore. My particular interest this semester is how help this organization build a sustainable funding framework. Course instructed by Ryan Clifford.
Design Coalition
Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, MD (Fall 2009)
Assisted instructor in creating curriculum, critiquing student work and leading class discussion. Took over for the instructor twice and led class in his absence. Course instructed by Ryan Clifford.
Design Coalition
Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, MD (Spring 2009)
Served as instructor for the largest of four groups in the class. Assisted instructor with critiques and class discussion for all groups. Lead class when instructor was absent, giving critiques and leading discussion. Course instructed by Bernard Canniffe.
Motion Graphics
Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, MD (Fall 2009)
Assisted instructor with critiques and class discussion. Gave lecture on the use of appropriated material in contemporary motion graphics and video art. Course instructed by Callie Neylan.
Graphic Design I
Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, MD (fall 2009)
Assisted instructor with critiques, class discussion and grading. Course instructed by Ryan Clifford.
Workshop Instructor
Library Service Desk Core Competencies Training
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA (2006—2007)
Developed, wrote and taught extensive procedures that should be followed at the service desks of all of MIT’s nine libraries. Over 150 distinct categories were identified and I was involved in leading one to two hour long workshops that met monthly and covered approximately 40% of these categories.
Student Supervisor
Barker Engineering Library
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA (2003—2008)
Trained and supervised 54 student workers over the course of nearly five years. Developed procedures and documentation that supported student training. Managed student worker schedules so that routine maintenance and large, library-wide projects were performed on a regular basis. Created documentation to reinforce project guidelines. Oversaw budget.
Professional Experience
Graphic Designer (2005—present)
Freelance work for numerous organizations and events along the east coast. Shoot and edited video and motion graphics for design studios and institutions. Create graphics for print and promotional materials for events and organizations. Designed exhibitions for galleries and art events. Curated and promoted art and music events. Consulted with nonprofit organizations in need of strategic design thinking.
Fellow
Center for Design Practice (2009—Present)
Evaluating the process, methodology and outcome of CDP projects at all stages of completion. Creating documentation in the form of descriptions, essays or chapter of books that promote the CDP. Archiving information about past and present CDP projects to approach and evaluate future projects.
Model Maker
Development Design Group Baltimore, MD (2008—2009)
Built scale exhibition models of buildings from a variety of materials, including wood, foamcore, chipboard, polycarbonate and masonite. Designed miniature landscapes that included trees, cars, roads, landscapes and often incorporated lighting and electronics. Traveled to Las Vegas in the summer of 2008 to install several models at the ICSC trade show.
Library Associate
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA (2003-2008)
Assisted users daily, answering reference questions and circulating library materials. Resolved disputes with users about their fines and lost library materials. Managed student workers and stack maintenance. Oversaw reserves outreach to faculty and reserves processing procedures. Volunteered on six committees. Wrote exhaustive documentation about library procedures.
Internship
Geolibertarian Society Pittsburgh, PA (2001)
Researched and archived articles, essays and abstracts related to the connection between Henry George and the Libertarian party. Designed promotional campaign for “21st North American Conference of the Council of Georgist Organizations,” and organized logistics of the conference.
Published Work
Core77 Design Blog
I am a frequent “clogger” or contributing blogger on Core77, the industrial design supersite. My posts focus on social design and sustainability initiatives. Sample some recent posts: STEW Serves Up an Innovative Fundraiser, Portable Wooden Stand Brings Integrity to Farmer Markets, "Ethically Made in China"
Designing Like Lenny Bruce
ICOGRADA World Design Congress Proceedings (October 2009)
I Am my Family
Designer’s review of books (September 2009)
Lab Rats, Guinea Pigs and Three-Legged Chairs: Design for Social Change in Baltimore.
UCSD Conference Proceedings: Design for Social Change in Baltimore (August 2009)
Design for the Common Good
graduate.mica.edu/gdmfa/blog/2009-gd-mfa-presents-designing-for-social-change-in-the-baltimore-community-at-ucdas-design-educators-summit (June 2009)
International Contemporary Furniture Fair Review
flickr.com/groups/mica_at_icff (May 2009)
Tauba Auerbach: 50/50
Designer’s Review of Books (February 2009)
Service and Committee Membership
Graduate Student Committee
Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, MD (2009-2010)
Serve as liaison between graduate students and administration.
MIT Libraries: ESL website redesign, student employment, fines restructuring, macros, reserves, core competencies
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA (2004-2008)
Distillery Building Planning and Development
The Distillery Artist Community South Boston, MA (2006)
Advised building owner and developers about their plans to develop this live work artist building. Voiced concerns of the building’s residents.
Founder and President
University of Pittsburgh Libertarians Pittsburgh, PA (2000-2002)
Created the organization’s constitution, lead meetings, hosted local, national and international speakers.
Co-Founder and Managing Editor
Libertarian Review Pittsburgh, PA (2000-2002)
Edited articles written by contributing writers. Organized content to be printed.
Conferences and Symposia
Design For the Common Good
University and College Designers Association Spring Hill College, Mobile, AL (May 2009)
Presented paper “Lab Rats, Guinea Pigs and Three-Legged Chairs: Design for Social Change in Baltimore” which talks about two design projects that were carried out through the Design Coalition, a social design class at Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA). One project, lead by Virgina Sasser and Mark Alcasabas, worked with an inner-city boxing gym and the other, lead by me, worked with an organization that helps people who have neurofibromatosis. The paper chronicles each group’s experience working on their project and the outcomes of each.
Conference Producer, Social Studies
Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD (October 2008)
Created a series of screen savers with Helen Armstrong that spoke to specific themes and sections of the conference. Our keynote screensaver, Typography Lives in Libraries, was themed around the history of typography as it has lived in libraries for millennium.
Conference Producer, 21st North American Conference of the Council of Georgist Organizations
Pittsburgh, PA (June 2001)
Worked with Pittsburgh-based Geolibertarian Society to organize and promote this conference. Designed promotional signs, organized conference materials, and assisted national and international guests with the logistics of their visit to Pittsburgh.
Curated Exhibitions
Founder and Organizer of Ark
Boston, MA (February 2007—February 2008)
Started this performance gallery in Chinatown, Boston, and hosted a year-long series of performances and visual art. Recruited artists to co-curated most of the events with me.
Founder and Organizer of Fourth Wall
Enormous Room, Boston, MA (October 2007—January 2008)
Curated this film/video series at the Enormous Room in Cambridge, MA. Forth Wall refers to breaking down the barrier between a performance and the viewers. The films and video art that were included in this series were chosen specifically because they engage the audience. The last show in this series focused on experimental documentaries and featured artists from Africa, Europe and Iran.
Instructor and organizer
Studies in Fluid Mechanics Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA (June — October 2007)
Taught MIT faculty, student, and staff how to transfer 8mm films to digital video and edit it using Final Cut Pro and After Effects to create their own video art. The films were created between 1961 and 1967 by members of National Committee for Fluid Mechanics Films, a group started by former MIT professor Ascher Shapiro in 1961 and were discarded from Barker Engineering Library in 2006. The films Ascher’s efforts revolutionized the teaching of fluid mechanics, and Barker Engineering Library continues to circulate these films, only now as DVDs. The project ended with a two week exhibition under MIT’s Great Dome, the location of the library.
Founder and Organizer of Distillery Open Studios Screenings
South Boston, MA (April 2006—April 2007)
Curated this film/video series at the Distillery artist building in South Boston, MA in 2006 & 2007. International artists and filmmakers were included. Resuscitate, the final DOS Screenings, took place in a working boiler room and focused on the use of found footage in video art.
Selected Exhibitions
Greener Groceries
International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) New York, NY (June 2009)
Radiotelephony Spelling Alphabet
Pinkard Gallery, MICA Baltimore, MD (May 2009)
Typography Lives in Libraries
Decker Library, MICA Baltimore, MD (December 2008—February 2009)
Listening Watching Album Release
Rosenberg Gallery, MICA Baltimore, MD (November 2008)
Collections
Sydney-Pacific Gallery Cambridge, MA (August 2007—January 2008)
Two Prints
The Red Room Pittsburgh, PA (September 2007)
DOS Screenings
The Distillery, Boston, MA (March 2006—March 2007)
Deft Clunky Mechanisms
Obscure the Pretty, Brooklyn, NY (November 2006)
Portrait of Movement
Choice Cuts at Art Interactive, Cambridge, MA (September 2006)
Intuitive Travel
Pawtucket Film Festival, Pawtucket, RI (September 2005)
Athletics
Wisner Gallery, Cambridge, MA (July 2005)
Intuitive Travel
Rotch Visual Arts Gallery, Cambridge, MA (July 2005)
Intuitive Travel
Bancroft Collaborative, Lancaster, PA (May 2005)
Performance
Listening Watching
WMBR 88.1 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2007—2008)
http://www.listeningwatching.blogspot.com
Swamp Lyric
WMBR 88.1 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2004—2007)
Selected Bibliography
Begin at the Beginning
Metropolis Magazine metropolismag.com/pov/20090516/live-at-icff-editors-pick-begin-at-the-beginning (May 2009)
One Flag
Adbusters adbusters.org/campaigns/oneflag/entries (February 2009)
Collections of the Library
by Ryan Gray libraries.mit.edu (October 2007)
Live Stage: Anoxia
by Helen Thorington turbulence.org (January 2007)
Bringing Still Life to Life
by Nikki Chase newenglandfilm.com (June 2006)
Skills
Analog
Screenprinting
B+W and Color Film Developing and Photo Printing
8mm, Super 8, 16mm, hi8, HD Digital camera operation
digitizing film reels, analog video and audio
Digital
Adobe Creative Suite (CS2-4)
Final Cut Pro 3-6
HTML
Processing
Soundtrack Pro (various Audio Software)
Certified Radio Engineer
andrewralphstollshea@gmail.com
andrewshea.com
MICA MFA Profile
Behance
Flickr
Vimeo
Del.icio.us
Education
Master of Fine Arts in Graphic Design
Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, MD (expected in 2010)
Thesis topic: Design for Social Change
Bachelor of Arts in Politics & Philosophy
Bachelor of Arts in Creative Nonfiction Writing
University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA (2002)
Grants and Awards
Core 77 1-Hour Design Challenge: Finalist for "Feed Your Mind" (2009)
Print Magazine: Regional Publication Winner (with MFA colleagues) (2009)
Adbusters One Flag Competition: Finalist (2009)
Metropolis Magazine: Best Student Exhibit at The International Contemporary Furniture Fair (with fellow MICA students) (2009)
Graphic Design Department (MICA): Traveling Grant (2009)
Office for Research (MICA): Traveling Grant (2009)
Maryland Institute College of Art: Graduate Scholarship (2008—2010)
Grolsch: Operational Grant for Ark (2007—2008)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Council of the Arts: Project Grant for “Studies in Fluid Mechanics” (2007)
Triple Eight Incorporated: Operational Grant for DOS Screenings (2006)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Libraries: Infinite Mile Award for committee work on Core Competencies (2005)
University of Pittsburgh: Legislative Internship Award (2001)
Teaching Experience
Part-Time Faculty, Photo Imaging
Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, MD (Spring 2010)
Designed curriculum to help students relate formal photographic training to graphic design. Students are challenged to use abstract interpretations of their own photography as inspiration for writing and publication design. Their work begins and ends with formal photographic exercises.
Part-Time Faculty, Type in Motion
Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, MD (Fall 2009)
Designed curriculum to give students a thorough understanding of the history of the moving image, fundamental principles of motion design and the important artists and designers who work in the field. Taught motion graphic software to students, including Final Cut Pro and After Effects. Led the students through a series of assignments that culminated in them making their own show reel. See results of the student work here: Type In Motion.
Instructor, Studies in Fluid Mechanics
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA (Summer—Fall 2007)
Designed and taught a course that showed MIT students, faculty and staff how to digitize and edit 8mm film using Final Cut Pro and After Effects. I provided all the film, led all critiques and organized their work in a two-week exhibition under MIT’s Great Dome. The course was funded with a grant from the MIT Council for the Arts, which helped me to advertise the course, purchase the film transferring equipment and rent projectors for the exhibition.
Teaching Internships
Design Coalition
Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, MD (Spring 2010)
Assisting instructor to create curriculum, critique student work and in leading class discussion. This class will focus will how to use graphic design to help The Men's Center in East Baltimore. My particular interest this semester is how help this organization build a sustainable funding framework. Course instructed by Ryan Clifford.
Design Coalition
Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, MD (Fall 2009)
Assisted instructor in creating curriculum, critiquing student work and leading class discussion. Took over for the instructor twice and led class in his absence. Course instructed by Ryan Clifford.
Design Coalition
Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, MD (Spring 2009)
Served as instructor for the largest of four groups in the class. Assisted instructor with critiques and class discussion for all groups. Lead class when instructor was absent, giving critiques and leading discussion. Course instructed by Bernard Canniffe.
Motion Graphics
Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, MD (Fall 2009)
Assisted instructor with critiques and class discussion. Gave lecture on the use of appropriated material in contemporary motion graphics and video art. Course instructed by Callie Neylan.
Graphic Design I
Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, MD (fall 2009)
Assisted instructor with critiques, class discussion and grading. Course instructed by Ryan Clifford.
Workshop Instructor
Library Service Desk Core Competencies Training
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA (2006—2007)
Developed, wrote and taught extensive procedures that should be followed at the service desks of all of MIT’s nine libraries. Over 150 distinct categories were identified and I was involved in leading one to two hour long workshops that met monthly and covered approximately 40% of these categories.
Student Supervisor
Barker Engineering Library
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA (2003—2008)
Trained and supervised 54 student workers over the course of nearly five years. Developed procedures and documentation that supported student training. Managed student worker schedules so that routine maintenance and large, library-wide projects were performed on a regular basis. Created documentation to reinforce project guidelines. Oversaw budget.
Professional Experience
Graphic Designer (2005—present)
Freelance work for numerous organizations and events along the east coast. Shoot and edited video and motion graphics for design studios and institutions. Create graphics for print and promotional materials for events and organizations. Designed exhibitions for galleries and art events. Curated and promoted art and music events. Consulted with nonprofit organizations in need of strategic design thinking.
Fellow
Center for Design Practice (2009—Present)
Evaluating the process, methodology and outcome of CDP projects at all stages of completion. Creating documentation in the form of descriptions, essays or chapter of books that promote the CDP. Archiving information about past and present CDP projects to approach and evaluate future projects.
Model Maker
Development Design Group Baltimore, MD (2008—2009)
Built scale exhibition models of buildings from a variety of materials, including wood, foamcore, chipboard, polycarbonate and masonite. Designed miniature landscapes that included trees, cars, roads, landscapes and often incorporated lighting and electronics. Traveled to Las Vegas in the summer of 2008 to install several models at the ICSC trade show.
Library Associate
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA (2003-2008)
Assisted users daily, answering reference questions and circulating library materials. Resolved disputes with users about their fines and lost library materials. Managed student workers and stack maintenance. Oversaw reserves outreach to faculty and reserves processing procedures. Volunteered on six committees. Wrote exhaustive documentation about library procedures.
Internship
Geolibertarian Society Pittsburgh, PA (2001)
Researched and archived articles, essays and abstracts related to the connection between Henry George and the Libertarian party. Designed promotional campaign for “21st North American Conference of the Council of Georgist Organizations,” and organized logistics of the conference.
Published Work
Core77 Design Blog
I am a frequent “clogger” or contributing blogger on Core77, the industrial design supersite. My posts focus on social design and sustainability initiatives. Sample some recent posts: STEW Serves Up an Innovative Fundraiser, Portable Wooden Stand Brings Integrity to Farmer Markets, "Ethically Made in China"
Designing Like Lenny Bruce
ICOGRADA World Design Congress Proceedings (October 2009)
I Am my Family
Designer’s review of books (September 2009)
Lab Rats, Guinea Pigs and Three-Legged Chairs: Design for Social Change in Baltimore.
UCSD Conference Proceedings: Design for Social Change in Baltimore (August 2009)
Design for the Common Good
graduate.mica.edu/gdmfa/blog/2009-gd-mfa-presents-designing-for-social-change-in-the-baltimore-community-at-ucdas-design-educators-summit (June 2009)
International Contemporary Furniture Fair Review
flickr.com/groups/mica_at_icff (May 2009)
Tauba Auerbach: 50/50
Designer’s Review of Books (February 2009)
Service and Committee Membership
Graduate Student Committee
Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, MD (2009-2010)
Serve as liaison between graduate students and administration.
MIT Libraries: ESL website redesign, student employment, fines restructuring, macros, reserves, core competencies
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA (2004-2008)
Distillery Building Planning and Development
The Distillery Artist Community South Boston, MA (2006)
Advised building owner and developers about their plans to develop this live work artist building. Voiced concerns of the building’s residents.
Founder and President
University of Pittsburgh Libertarians Pittsburgh, PA (2000-2002)
Created the organization’s constitution, lead meetings, hosted local, national and international speakers.
Co-Founder and Managing Editor
Libertarian Review Pittsburgh, PA (2000-2002)
Edited articles written by contributing writers. Organized content to be printed.
Conferences and Symposia
Design For the Common Good
University and College Designers Association Spring Hill College, Mobile, AL (May 2009)
Presented paper “Lab Rats, Guinea Pigs and Three-Legged Chairs: Design for Social Change in Baltimore” which talks about two design projects that were carried out through the Design Coalition, a social design class at Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA). One project, lead by Virgina Sasser and Mark Alcasabas, worked with an inner-city boxing gym and the other, lead by me, worked with an organization that helps people who have neurofibromatosis. The paper chronicles each group’s experience working on their project and the outcomes of each.
Conference Producer, Social Studies
Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD (October 2008)
Created a series of screen savers with Helen Armstrong that spoke to specific themes and sections of the conference. Our keynote screensaver, Typography Lives in Libraries, was themed around the history of typography as it has lived in libraries for millennium.
Conference Producer, 21st North American Conference of the Council of Georgist Organizations
Pittsburgh, PA (June 2001)
Worked with Pittsburgh-based Geolibertarian Society to organize and promote this conference. Designed promotional signs, organized conference materials, and assisted national and international guests with the logistics of their visit to Pittsburgh.
Curated Exhibitions
Founder and Organizer of Ark
Boston, MA (February 2007—February 2008)
Started this performance gallery in Chinatown, Boston, and hosted a year-long series of performances and visual art. Recruited artists to co-curated most of the events with me.
Founder and Organizer of Fourth Wall
Enormous Room, Boston, MA (October 2007—January 2008)
Curated this film/video series at the Enormous Room in Cambridge, MA. Forth Wall refers to breaking down the barrier between a performance and the viewers. The films and video art that were included in this series were chosen specifically because they engage the audience. The last show in this series focused on experimental documentaries and featured artists from Africa, Europe and Iran.
Instructor and organizer
Studies in Fluid Mechanics Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA (June — October 2007)
Taught MIT faculty, student, and staff how to transfer 8mm films to digital video and edit it using Final Cut Pro and After Effects to create their own video art. The films were created between 1961 and 1967 by members of National Committee for Fluid Mechanics Films, a group started by former MIT professor Ascher Shapiro in 1961 and were discarded from Barker Engineering Library in 2006. The films Ascher’s efforts revolutionized the teaching of fluid mechanics, and Barker Engineering Library continues to circulate these films, only now as DVDs. The project ended with a two week exhibition under MIT’s Great Dome, the location of the library.
Founder and Organizer of Distillery Open Studios Screenings
South Boston, MA (April 2006—April 2007)
Curated this film/video series at the Distillery artist building in South Boston, MA in 2006 & 2007. International artists and filmmakers were included. Resuscitate, the final DOS Screenings, took place in a working boiler room and focused on the use of found footage in video art.
Selected Exhibitions
Greener Groceries
International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) New York, NY (June 2009)
Radiotelephony Spelling Alphabet
Pinkard Gallery, MICA Baltimore, MD (May 2009)
Typography Lives in Libraries
Decker Library, MICA Baltimore, MD (December 2008—February 2009)
Listening Watching Album Release
Rosenberg Gallery, MICA Baltimore, MD (November 2008)
Collections
Sydney-Pacific Gallery Cambridge, MA (August 2007—January 2008)
Two Prints
The Red Room Pittsburgh, PA (September 2007)
DOS Screenings
The Distillery, Boston, MA (March 2006—March 2007)
Deft Clunky Mechanisms
Obscure the Pretty, Brooklyn, NY (November 2006)
Portrait of Movement
Choice Cuts at Art Interactive, Cambridge, MA (September 2006)
Intuitive Travel
Pawtucket Film Festival, Pawtucket, RI (September 2005)
Athletics
Wisner Gallery, Cambridge, MA (July 2005)
Intuitive Travel
Rotch Visual Arts Gallery, Cambridge, MA (July 2005)
Intuitive Travel
Bancroft Collaborative, Lancaster, PA (May 2005)
Performance
Listening Watching
WMBR 88.1 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2007—2008)
http://www.listeningwatching.blogspot.com
Swamp Lyric
WMBR 88.1 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2004—2007)
Selected Bibliography
Begin at the Beginning
Metropolis Magazine metropolismag.com/pov/20090516/live-at-icff-editors-pick-begin-at-the-beginning (May 2009)
One Flag
Adbusters adbusters.org/campaigns/oneflag/entries (February 2009)
Collections of the Library
by Ryan Gray libraries.mit.edu (October 2007)
Live Stage: Anoxia
by Helen Thorington turbulence.org (January 2007)
Bringing Still Life to Life
by Nikki Chase newenglandfilm.com (June 2006)
Skills
Analog
Screenprinting
B+W and Color Film Developing and Photo Printing
8mm, Super 8, 16mm, hi8, HD Digital camera operation
digitizing film reels, analog video and audio
Digital
Adobe Creative Suite (CS2-4)
Final Cut Pro 3-6
HTML
Processing
Soundtrack Pro (various Audio Software)
Certified Radio Engineer