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GAME PRODUCTION PROFESSIONAL TO PRESENT “THINKING OUT OF THE BOX AND CREATING AN IDENTITY”
Wednesday, January 27, Suzanne Meiler, Director of Design and Gaming at Vaco, LLC will speak to the Living Arts College students at 10:30am in the Stars Theatre. She will be presenting a seminar on how to think “out of the box” in game production and what to expect on an interview including both portfolio content and resume writing. Ms. Meiler is responsible for serving the candidate needs of clients in the design, gaming, eLearning and media professions. Her focus also includes account management and professional recruitment. Suzanne shifted gears in her career to support the videogame industry and bring a fresh approach to the recruiting industry. She joined the recruiting industry and the Vaco team because of the lack of knowledge about the game industry from other recruiters. With her knowledge and experience in game production, Suzanne is able to relate to both the client and candidate needs. She has built strong relationships throughout the game industry and has a solid understanding of what companies are looking for in candidates, as well as guiding candidates to tailor their portfolios and resumes to potential employers. Prior to joining Vaco, Suzanne spent 10 years as an environment artist in the videogame industry and has shipped 10 games. For the past three years, Suzanne was the Lead Environment Artist for Atomic Games where she worked on the highly controversial title Six Days in Fallujah. At Atomic she focused on managing an art team through cross studios, assisted in staffing the art team, and produced art and documentation. Previous to Atomic, she was a Senior Environment Artist for Ubisoft/ Red Storm Entertainment for over 7 years. Suzanne has created environments on AAA titles such as the Ghost Recon Series, Rainbow Six, and Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter 2. |
Suzanne earned her certificate in Art and Animation from the School of Communication Arts in 1999. She won the outstanding achievement award in 3D Computer Animation for excellence in software proficiency, artistic merit, portfolio development and citizenship. She has also spoken throughout the Triangle at game conferences and colleges to promote the videogame industry and shares her knowledge on the best steps and right path to take to get employed in the videogame industry. Suzanne is an active member of International Game Developers Association, Women in Games International and Triangle Game Initiative. Admission to this special session is by invitation to anyone interested in working in the game industry that might benefit from high level input. Students of the College have an automatic invitation. Others may simply phone the College at 919.488.8504 to reserve an invitation. Red Carpet Seminars feature some of the world’s leading professionals in filmmaking, digital imaging, audio production, game development and interior design. Seminars announced as schedules permit.
Life Coach, Author, Spiritual and Meditation Teacher, Poet…”Living as a Life Artist” “We each express ourselves in our own unique ways with our own unique gifts and talents.” More information about Brian can be found on his website at: http://brianpiergrossi.com Admission to this special session is by invitation to anyone that might benefit from high level input. Students of the College have an automatic invitation. Others may simply phone the College at 919.488.8504 to reserve an invitation. Red Carpet Seminars feature some of the world’s leading professionals in filmmaking, digital imaging, audio production, game development and interior design. Seminars announced as schedules permit.
Red Carpet pro’s influence counts, helping The Living Arts College is proud to announce that our students dominated the Addy Awards this year by taking First, Second, and Third place in the show. Not only did the students of the college take all three places, but they also took best in show. Below we bring you the students and their work which dominated all the other college students entries!
Here we see the winners of the Addy Awards. From right to left is Manny Neff, Jeremy Lewis, and Julian Thomas. Student ADDY Gold in Single Ad Category: Student ADDY Silver in Photography: Student ADDY Bronze in Illustration: AND… Student ADDY – BEST IN SHOW:
Silver award winner is Julian Thomas's entry, "Limits".
Bronze award winner is Jeremy Lewis entry, "Burned".
Congratulations to our student Addy Award winners of 2009.
Do not miss more Creative Pros at Work Mini Seminars The creative person has a rare opportunity at these events to meet Past and present Mini Seminar guests includes: Past Event: Softimage EXPERIENCE THE EXCITEMENT…
IN THE GAME AND ANIMATION INDUSTRY The animation industry buzz is alive with the breakthrough features of the new SOFTIMAGE® |XSI Rel7, the latest version of its professional 3D animation software for games, film, and television. Softimage Company, a part of Avid technology, Inc. announced today that they will bring their Road Show to Living Arts College. The college has teamed up with the creators of SOFTIMAGE to host an INSIDERS LOOK AT THE NEW SOFTWARE. Red Carpet Seminar series members are invited. Active students and graduates at the college are automatically members. Those with a passion for animation or the business of creativity are invited to call for reservations.
Distinguished Advertising Creative Delivers Graduation Address at Living Arts College Michael Winslow, Creative Director/Brand Visualizer delivered the graduation address at Living Arts College’s fall commencement.
Mr. Winslow has been a Creative Director and Art Director for 30 years. He has won numerous national and international awards, including Gold and Silver Pencils from the One Show, Art Directors Club of New York Gold Medals, New York Film Festival Awards and the Steven E. Kelly Award for the best magazine campaign in an international competition. His work has been recognized by the One Show, CA Annuals, Clios, Graphis Magazine, ADWEEK, AD AGE and PRINT. Mr. Winslow began his career at McKinney & Silver in Raleigh, NC as the agency emerged to become one of the early national and international powerhouses of creativity outside of New York. While at the agency, he helped build strong branding campaigns for North Carolina Travel and Tourism, Piedmont Airlines, Benihana, Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines, Fannie Mae and GoodMark Foods. Mr. Winslow was a partner and Creative Director for Rockett Burkhead & Winslow (RBW) where he developed differentiating and successful brand stories for Duke, GSK, Volvo Trucks and CORT. During this time, RBW became the largest independent agency in the Southeast. As an Art Director, Mr. Winslow was named one of the top 100 young people in advertising by AD AGE MAGAZINE, twice named to the ADWEEK All Creative Team and recognized for outstanding creative by the London International Awards. Mr. Winslow is a graduate of East Carolina University, with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree. Red Carpet Seminars feature some of the world’s leading professionals in filmmaking, digital imaging, audio production, game development and interior design. Seminars announced as schedules permit.
Creator/Producer of Hit Television Show “Cheaters” Introduces: Bobby Goldstein visit post poned to a later date. Creator/Producer, Bobby Goldstein will make a surprise appearance at the Living Arts College at Living Arts College. Mr. Goldstein will share his knowledge on starting from scratch in the film business and moving into successful production of syndicated shows … including top rated “Cheaters”. His story displays how he applied practical know-how to real world production including hooting on a budget, marketing a product and creating a revenue stream. He will explain how life skills contribute to a success in the business, and how psychology has played a key role in the development of “Cheaters”. As a Dallas native, he attended Baylor Law college in Waco, Texas with a view to entering the entertainment business. Without much entertainment opportunity in Texas, he immersed himself in trial law from 1987 to 1998 after becoming a licensed lawyer and establishing his own law practice in Dallas. But by 1992, Mr. Goldstein began to stray away from his law practice to pursue his childhood passions - - music and film. He was raised surrounded by the milk business, so his affinity for entertainment appeared incongruent with his family business traditions. During his early years, he trained extensively as a pianist, honing his skill in both classical and pop genres. When Mr. Goldstein had free time, he launched ambitiously into the music-publishing and treatment-writing arena. He began writing and composing original music. In 1995, Mr. Goldstein created the concept of “Cheaters” as a premise for a television series. His vision for the show came long before the popularity of reality programming. With no connections to the television industry, he wrote the treatment for “Cheaters” and forged ahead with his project. Mr. Goldstein began developing and perfecting his own television production and distribution company. After establishing his own television production company (named Bobby Goldstein Productions), Mr. Goldstein filmed the pilot for “Cheaters.” Then he booked a flight to Los Angeles and shopped and pitched the concept of “Cheaters” to networks, from which Goldstein received less than an enthusiastic response. Not discouraged, he went forward and caused the syndication of “Cheaters” on a slow roll out basis, believing that the program's ratings would confirm and validate its value in the television marketplace. “Cheaters” record now speaks for itself, and so does Mr. Goldstein's track record as an executive producer. “Cheaters” is Mr. Goldstein's first venture in the television industry, and he currently has several other projects in development, including additional television series and feature film projects. Admission to this special event is by invitation to anyone interested in working in the filmmaking arena that might benefit from a “higher digital” education. Students of Living Arts College have an automatic invitation. Others may simply phone the College at 919.488.8504 to reserve a seat. Red Carpet Seminar Series features some of the world’s leading professionals in filmmaking, digital imaging, audio production, game development and interior design. Seminars announced as schedules permit.
FORMER PIXAR MANAGER TO PRESENT:
Admired production pro Doug Nichols contributed his knowledge and expertise on what studios look for in an artist. Mr. Nichols defined the process of applying for a studio job, getting the job and keeping it. He shared his experiences in animation management. Doug Nichols began his career in animation management at PDI (now PDI/DreamWorks) in 1988 as a Production Assistant. PDI’s expanding success allowed Nichols to move into the role of Assistant Producer, working on a variety of projects including broadcast graphics, commercials and theme park productions. In 1991, he moved to Rhythm and Hues for two years as a commercial producer working on spots utilizing computer, traditional hand drawn and stop motion animation. He returned to PDI to focus on character-based projects including 15 Pillsbury Doughboy commercials, a Clio-winning spot featuring ice-skating penguins, the angels in the live action feature Angels in the Outfield, and the 1994 award winning short film Sleepy Guy. In 1995, he joined Walt Disney Feature Animation as the Digital Production Manager of Fantasia 2000 and Mulan, leading multiple teams to integrate computer generated characters and effects into traditionally animated films. In 1997, he transferred within Disney to the Feature Animation Artist Development department, managing a staff of trainers and technical writers. He guided the training team in developing curriculum for traditional and digital artists who contributed to such films as Dinosaur, Tarzan, The Emperor’s New Groove and others. He also contributed lectures on computer animation production techniques, production process and animation history. In 2001, Doug joined Pixar Animation Studios as the Manager of the Art Department for Finding Nemo. Further assignments at Pixar included Production Manager on the 2003 Academy Award nominated short film Boundin', Lighting and Effects Manager on The Incredibles, Production Supervisor on the short film Jack Jack Attack, Development Manager in Story and Editorial for both Wall-e and Up, and Development Manager for the Finding Nemo retooling of the submarine ride at Disneyland. Doug left Pixar in 2006 for a two-year hiatus from production. From 2008 until mid-2009 he was on the executive team at PDI/DreamWorks. Doug has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Radio and Television Broadcasting from San Jose State University, and is a member of the Visual Effects Society and ASIFA International. He has written and lectured on the history of visual effects and animation, and for 7 years was on the Advisory Board of the Gnomon college of Visual Effects. He is Head of Acquisitions, Senior Archivist and Sole Proprietor of the Nichols Archive, an extensive morass of books, films, videos and ephemera related to animated film. He lives in Hayward, California with his wife Shoshana and seven year old. Admission to special events is by invitation to anyone interested in working in the animation arena that might benefit from a “higher digital” education. Students of the college have an automatic invitation. Others may simply phone the college at 919.488.8504 to reserve an invitation. Red Carpet Seminar Series features some of the world’s leading professionals in filmmaking, digital imaging, audio production, game development and interior design. Seminars announced as schedules permit.
Creative Strategist Delivers Graduation Address at Living Arts College
Hex Marquez, Marketing Designer for S&M Brands delivered the graduation address at Living Arts College’ summer commencement. Mr. Marquez considers himself a “Creative.” He choose this title because of the array of roles he takes on according to the project I presented with. There are projects that require him to write strategy, others to design, others copy, and others to art direct. He began down the Creative path over a decade ago traveling down the design field of architectural studies. Later while attending classes at Virginia Tech’s Pamplin College of Business and participating in the Martin Agency’s student internship workshop, He redirected his focus toward the more strategic oriented design fields of commercial and communication arts. While living in Blacksburg Mr. Marquez worked as an Art Director for a regional newspaper and as a member of State Your Name Theater Company he undertook roles as a dancer, an actor, set designer and foreman, and ultimately producer and CFO. After obtaining a bachelor’s degree from Virginia Tech he attended the Portfolio Center in Atlanta, one of the nation’s premier advertising colleges on a AAAA’s scholarship, and graduated from their Advertising Art Direction Program. Then after, he did a stint of freelancing around the United States. Mr. Marquez returned home to Virginia to take on some design projects for a couple of tobacco companies. Most recently, he has been working at the executive offices of S&M Brands, Inc., a tobacco company in Virginia as the Marketing Designer heading up their Creative strategy. Admission to this special session is by invitation to anyone interested in working in the design arena that might benefit from high level input. Families of the graduates of the college have an automatic invitation. Others may simply phone the college at 919.488.8504 to reserve an invitation. Red Carpet Seminars feature some of the world’s leading professionals in filmmaking, digital imaging, audio production, game development and interior design. Seminars announced as schedules permit.
Local Entrepreneur Delivers Graduation Address at Living Arts College
Winston Bowden, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Contactology delivered the graduation address at Living Arts College’ summer evening commencement. Mr. Winston manages sales and marketing at Contactology , a Durham-based company that supplies customers with online tools to harness the power of email marketing and online surveys. During his tenure at Contactology, the company has grown rapidly, doubling its revenue in 2007 and in 2008. His experience in the entrepreneurial community began at the Council for Entrepreneurial Development (CED) in 2000. At CED, Winston was responsible for creating and executing the strategic and tactical marketing plans for each CED conference and program. Mr. Winston devotes his free time to several non-profit organizations. He sits on the board of directors as chair for the Visual Art Exchange, that supports emerging artists and public art initiatives. He is also a member of the Southeast BIO marketing committee where he helped launch their first online blog, a forum for entrepreneurs to discuss issues related to the life-science community. Winston graduated from East Carolina University with a Bachelor of Science in Communications. Admission to this special session is by invitation to anyone interested in working in the design arena that might benefit from high level input. Families of the graduates of the college have an automatic invitation. Others may simply phone the college at 919.488.8504 to reserve an invitation. Red Carpet Seminars feature some of the world’s leading professionals in filmmaking, digital imaging, audio production, game development and interior design. Seminars announced as schedules permit.
Special event for tough times … Meet Dick Hart as he presents:
Dick Hart, also known as the “Resume Guru”, equipped students with the secrets to resume success. Mr. Hart was a certified public account for more than 30 years with the Government Accounting Office and during his last years in the business he as a director of outplacement, he assisted colleagues in the agency transition to other positions. During this time he found out that most people needed to bury old resume habits. After he retired from the GAO, he wanted something more. That’s when it happened, an old friend and basketball teammate from West Virginia Tech suggested he start a class, write a book and launch his own business.
Former Walt Disney Imagineer Unveils His Adventures in the Design Industry
Kenneth Penkowski, Ulanguzi partner uncovered who, what, when, where, why and how of designing careers. Discovering the top secrets on design careers, advantages of working hard, what professionals need to know and how you “brand” yourself. While creating fantasies of dinosaur digs, sporting glory or African safari adventures, Mr. Penkowski never took his duties as Imagineer for the Walt Disney Company lightly. Focused on developing early concepts for theme park and resort attractions on three continents, he honed his abilities in the tradition of great Disney storytelling – a tradition that became a cornerstone of the culture of Ulanguzi. Founded in 2001, Ulanguzi, a Raleigh based design agency, brought together a talented group of marketing and advertising strategic thinkers and skilled designers and programmers from all parts of the country. Swahili for “spirit of revolutionary success,” ulanguzi is the approach that is applied to solving an organizations marketing, communications, advertising and design challenges. Ulanguzi employs clear thinking, strategic planning and on-target creative solutions that propel companies confidently through the battle zones that face businesses every day. What separates the firm from the multitude of agencies is dedication. They integrated a lot of the Disney environment into what they do, especially when it comes to the story. Making sure the client’s message is clearly communicated and valuing the client’s relationship is true dedication.
Gaming Professional to share Industry Knowledge
Mr. Sekula had much to share. He discussed the significance of software, the flexibility to learn new ones and what is being used. He would also like to touch on the new advances to gaming such as normal mapping, new processes of production and workflow and what is needed to know in the real world to get a job in 3D. He explained the difference in the classroom setting from the real world production. Mr. Sekula attended the Living Arts College in the fall of 2000 and graduated with a certificate of digital animation the following year. Shortly thereafter, he was hired as a level artist by Red Storm Entertainment, a local console game development company. Today, he is a Project Lead Artist on the Tom Clancy brand of games for the Xbox 360.
Digital Imaging Specialist Presents...
Herman Spencer explored ideas on breaking into careers in the newspaper and publishing industry. Mr. Spencer spoke on learning how digital photography, video and audio play a key role in relaying a story to the public. He addressed the state of the newspaper and how it’s still a relevant and more reliable source of information. Mr. Spencer has worked at the News & Observer for nine years. He started as a Digital Imaging Specialist and was quickly promoted to the Director of Imaging and Color Management. He assumed the role as Regional Content and Output Systems Analyst for nine McClatchy newspapers in the southeast region. He is an expert in the field of photo reproduction and several printing methodologies. He was a student athlete at Chowan College where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Printing Production and Imaging Technology in 1999. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of two national printing groups, Newspaper and Publication Flexography Users Group and FIRST: Flexographic Image Reproduction Specifications & Tolerances (4th ed.)
Stars Theater @ Digital Circus of the Living Arts College Multimedia Expert PRESENTS: Acclaimed production pro Greg Carter introduced students and guests to making as a media professional using special skills. His work is a wild, vivid, colliding universe that draws from his formal art training as well as the fringe world of underground comics and science-fiction stories. “I can get things out to such a wider audience than through the gallery world,” Carter said. “That’s what I enjoy.” Greg Carter defined how to prepare careers for the unexpected. Using himself as an example, he showed that having a diverse background has benefited his astounding career when new opportunities present themselves. With over 25 years of professional experience, his career reflects illustration, graphic design, multimedia, print and web-based projects. His present and past job titles have been design director, lead designer, media developer, animator, production manager, professor and illustrator.
CEO of Corporate Communications Firm
Lorana Price, CEO and creative director of Holy Cow Branding delivered the keynote address at Living Arts College. Holy Cow Branding provides businesses with award-winning branding, strategic and graphic design services. Under Ms. Price’s direction, the firm has won many industry awards, including three Hermes awards, a Davey award and a Summit International award in 2008. Most recently, Ms. Price was named an Impact Woman Business Owner and an Impact Marketing Professional by Business Leader magazine. She has a long history with the American Advertising Federation – Raleigh-Durham and is currently on the advisory council for the Achievement Academy of Durham.
LOCAL ROCK BAND DEFINES THE IMPORTANCE OF BRANDING
Ariel Down is setting the rules for
We heard from members of Ariel Down … a national touring independent rock band based out of Raleigh, N.C. ; as they spelled out the formula for success. Members of Airiel Down defined the importance of branding whether it’s for yourself or a company. They wanted to help students educate themselves on how to be a business. The band incorporated Autumn Rain Records, its very own production company and record label in 2003. Each band member has a critical function in the day-to-day operation and business of the band by each taking on roles such as marketing, booking, public relations, web design and maintenance, finances and even driving the tour bus. The band prides themselves on their hard work, relentless attitude and high energy. Many critics such as Benjamin Ray claim, “Airiel Down is one of the hardest working indie bands in the country.” Their new release, Shine, was released in February of 2009. The bands debut album, Vision was released in July 2006. Both records were recorded by John Plymale (Squirrel Nut Zippers, Meat Puppets) at Overdub Lane in Durham, NC and mastered by Greg Calbi (Springsteen, Dylan, Bowie) at Sterling Sound in NYC.
Top Choreographer/Actor
Roland Tabor aka “RoRo” shot one of his choreography sessions with winners of the ”Brang It” dance competition in the Stars Theater at the Living Arts College. He shared his years of performance and dance know-how in a HD recording session conducted by Digital Film Program students and staff at the college. “RoRo’s “ credits include: “Stomp the Yard” (2007) “Coach Carter” (2005) and “You got Served” (2004). He currently is the choreographer for well-known vocal artists Beyonce and Usher. Students from Digital Film Making gained “real world” experience as they taped the session.
SCA ALUM TO DEMONSTRATES RED CAMERA TECHNIQUES
Being just 4 years out of Living Arts College film program, you might say that Alex Carr is on his way to mastering the total art of feature film making. Mr. Carr will review the breakthrough capabilities of the Red Camera that has swept through the feature film production world as the camera system of the future, available here and now. As a college alum, member of the IATSE Union 600 Guild of Cinematographers and Apple Certified in Final Cut Pro; Alex Carr is a passionate filmmaker willing to share his knowledge of contemporary, digital filmmaking.
Stars past and perfect... WORLD PHOTOGRAPHER SHARED
You know him by his work—capturing the Beatles at Abbey Road Studios during their Sgt. Pepper years. That session photography resulted in a historic record of the most popular band of the 20th century. His images are a poster of celebrities and newsmakers the world over appearing in Life, Newsweek, Time and People magazines. Mr. Grossman is planning this rare visit at the urging of college Director Debra Hooper. “As a photographer of people who have made a difference, I decided that Henry Grossman is a living icon who has been a witness to history that none of us may never experience. This is why it is so very exciting to have him appearing on campus to explain his creative experiences with members of the college community,” says Ms. Hooper.
Mr. O’Connell has received two regional Emmy Awards. The first award was for his cinematography work on “Watch Me Play,” a history of professional women’s basketball. The second for his cinematography work on AMA-ZONE, a children’s program exploring the search for Biopharmaceuticals in the Amazon Rain Forest. Mr. O’Connell was selected twice as a CPB American delegate to the International Public Television Conference in 2005 and 2007. In 2005 his independent production company Haw River Films released the musical documentary “Grassroots Stages,” which was distributed nationally on PBS. “Mountain Top Removal” is the second documentary feature release from Haw River Films and is currently on the film festival circuit worldwide. Screenings include Boston Film Festival, Cucalorus Film Festival, Planet in Focus Film Festival Toronto, Cleveland International Film Festival and the International Festival of Mountain Film in Slovenia.
Steve Wright, a senior industry veteran in visual effects compositing with over 20 years of production experience. Wright has created digital effects for over 60 feature films such as Blade: Trinity, Ray, Solaris, Traffic, U-571, Air Force One, Hart’s War, and many many more. As a senior digital compositing artist and 2D technical director he has a unique combination of both artistic and technical understanding of digital compositing and digital intermediate.
Cinematic composer and founder of Audio Impressions in Los Angeles. Stone has become a prominent figure in electronic orchestral score realization. He designed the original Emulator library, and in his state-of-the-art studio, Stone has done the sound design for Battlestar Galactica, Big Wednesday, Logan’s Run, Pete’s Dragon, American Tail, and Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
Promax/BDA is the world leading association of design and marketing professionals in digital media communications. Its international forums regularly attract not only thousands of international members, but top directors, producers, designers and content professionals from the most elite organizations. Mr. Block-Verk decided to make a special visit to the studio campus of the college in North Raleigh at the request of Director Debra Hooper. His goal is to help future designers, animators, audio professionals, and filmmakers chart a productive 2009 by investing time and energy in a planned approach to career development. The college has long been an advocate of “location learning” by sponsoring attendance at the international forums and convention of Promax/BDA. Mr. Block-Verk will provide a professional insider’s approach to portfolio planning … and professional level networking techniques at such forums as BDA.
Regarded as an outstanding host and interviewer, Dwayne Ballen’s work has earned him high praise and numerous honors, including two associated press awards for sports journalism. His on camera talents have won him many awards and he has also become a much sought after speaker and emcee. His opinion on what he calls “the alarmingly high premium placed on competitive sports in our society” and other matters of social significance have led to his being sought out as a guest by regional and national media outlets as well as a guest speaker on college campuses. He has become a familiar face on the Fox News Channel. Mr. Ballen is CEO and Creative Director of Ballen Media, a multi-million dollar North Carolina based digital media company. His firm has a number of projects currently in development including documentary films on Charles Scott, the first great black athlete at a majority white institution in the deep south and the 1898 Wilmington, N.C. race riots.
For over three decades, Michael Caporale has been on the cutting-edge of motion picture technology. He is the founder of Caporale Studios, which handles national and regional television commercials, audio and post production, photography, documentaries, and web design. Caporale is one of the original developers of the Avid editing system. For more information on Michael Caporale visit:
Mark Gelfuso has spent the last seven years successfully incorporating traditional live-action cinematography practicalities within the CG animation medium. A former live-action camera assistant and photographer, Gelfuso began his career working as a camera production assistant on low-budget, independent films while attending film college.
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Manny Neff "Don't Litter"
Mike O’Connell, Cinematographer/Editor 
Chris Stone, Cinematic Composer 
Michael Caporale, Cinematographer
Bill Reh , NBC 17 Meteorologist
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