CURRICULUM VITAE |
D. Matthew Kizer August 18, 2012
Professor of Theatre Design and Technology
Office: MSC 37 • Plymouth State University • Plymouth, NH 03264
mkizer@mail.plymouth.edu • (603)535-2385 • www.scenicandlighting.com
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EDUCATION: |
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1995 |
M.F.A. |
The Ohio State University, Design |
1992 |
B.A. |
Indiana University - Purdue University Fort Wayne, Theatre |
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EMPLOYMENT: |
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2012 - Present |
Professor, Department of Music, Theatre, and Dance, Plymouth State University |
2001 - 2012 |
Associate Professor, Department of Music, Theatre, and Dance, Plymouth State University |
1996 - 2001 |
Assistant Professor, Department of Music, Theatre, and Dance, Plymouth State University |
1996 |
Visiting Professor, Randolph Macon Woman’s College, Department of Theatre |
1992-1995 |
Teaching Associate, The Ohio State University, Department of Theatre |
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2007 - Present |
Scenic Designer, North Country Center for the Arts: Papermill Theatre |
2003 - 2004 |
Faculty Lighting Designer, Operafestival di Roma |
2000-2002 |
Scenic Designer, Barnstormers Theatre, Tamworth, NH |
1996-2002 |
Technical Director/Designer for Kearsarge Arts Theatre, NH |
1995 |
Design Assistant to Alison Ford, Concord, NH |
1995 |
Technical Director, White River Theatre Festival, White River Junction, VT |
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TEACHING AREAS/INTERESTS:
Scenic design, lighting design, projections design and technology, sound design, stagecraft, drafting, computer-aided drafting and modeling, computer animation, web design, props, scene painting |
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RESEARCH AREAS/INTERESTS:
Sustainable Theatre: Examining the way in which the theatre industry works, specifically as it relates to my own areas of expertise. This includes finding ways to reuse materials, reduce waste, and reduce use of electricity and expendable items in theatrical lighting. |
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Projections for the performing arts: Projection, meaning the creation of images using light, is a hugely under-developed field in the entertainment industry. It is typically viewed as being prohibitively expensive and complicated, or is undertaken under the erroneous assumption that it is as simple as plugging in a slide projector. I focus on non-traditional applications of light in production. The technological side of this includes the physics of light, the technology of lamps, lumens, lenses, photometrics, photography, computerized data projection, and electronics. The artistic side of this includes the history of stage effects using such methods and the integration of light with performance. The overall application of this development has been to make high-quality projections both feasible and reliable in a production environment without grossly heightened expenditures. |
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Computer aided design and modeling: I have worked at developing a system of design wherein all components of the final package are generated on computer in an holistic manner. The components of a scenic design package, for example, include a variety of types of drafting which detail the entire set and all of its components in scale with notes and measurements. It includes frontal depictions of every piece of scenery in color, and it includes a three-dimensional depiction of the final product as intended. By integrating a variety of methods and software, a photo-realistic rendering can be produced which can be automatically updated by changing a single detail in one part of the total package. |
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HTML based aids for teaching and production: Communication is the primary necessity for both of these aspects of theatre. Hyper-text markup language is an invaluable tool in this respect. I have developed web-based stage management aids, and advising tools for the Theatre program. I have used the Internet to post complete design packages, and have built HTML driven classroom aids. |
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REFEREED/INVITED PRESENTATIONS: |
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New England Drama Festival, 2012: Using Projections as Scenery (workshop/lecture) |
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"Auburn University Department of Art Studio Faculty Exhibition." Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art. 901 South College Street, Auburn, Alabama 36849. March 24–May 19, 2012. Scenic and lighting designs for Hamlet included. |
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17th Annual Integrated Arts Conference: The Magic of Light: Technology Bringing Fairy Tales Alive (workshop/lecture) |
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Lighting Design Highlights of the Prague Quadrennial (March 2012), Panel Discussion, United States Institute for Theatre Technology Conference. Long Beach, CA. |
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Integrated Arts Conference, 2012: The Magic of Light: Technology bringing Timeless Tales Alive |
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Guest designer, A-Fortiori and Alban Elved Dance Company, Schiffbauergasse, Potsdam, Germany, 2011 |
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Guest Scenic and Lighting Designer, Auburn University, 2011 |
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Guest Lecturer on Projections for the Performing Arts, Auburn University, 2011 |
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Projection Media Design, The Hansen Family Fine Arts Theatre at DSHA, Milwaukee, WI, 2011 |
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Guest Lecturer/Presenter, Theatrical Design; Merrimack Valley High School, 2008. |
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All New England Drama Festival (2006), Gilford High School. Colleen Mannion, Chair of event. Projections for the Performing Arts Workshop |
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Mail to the Chief (2000), Kennedy Center (Millennium Stage) Washington, D.C. Directed by Trish Lindberg, Kearsarge Arts Theatre. Contribution: Scenic Design, Lighting Design, Projections Design. |
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Projection Workshop, Saint Louis University Theatre (March 2000). Hosted by Dr. Mark Landis and Professor Cristina Markham. |
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High Tech Done Low, (March, 2000), Panel Discussion, United States Institute for Theatre Technology Conference, Denver, CO. |
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What I Never Learned in College, (March 1994), Panel Discussion, United States Institute for Theatre Technology Conference. Nashville, TN. |
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New Hampshire Educational Theatre Guild |
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2011 |
Scenic Design (1 session), Scenic Art (1 session), Projections for the Performing Arts (2) |
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2010 |
Lighting Design (1 session), Scenic Art (1 session), Projections for the Performing Arts (2) |
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2009 |
Scenic Design (2 sessions), Scenic Art (2 sessions), Projections for the Performing Arts (2) |
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2008 |
Scenic Design (1 session), Scenic Art (2 sessions), Projections for the Performing Arts (2) |
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2007 |
Scenic and Lighting Design (2 sessions), Scenic Art (2 sessions) |
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2006 |
Scenic Design (2 sessions), Scenic Art (1 session) |
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2005 |
Scenic Design (2 sessions), Scenic Art (1 session) |
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2004 |
Lighting Design (2 sessions) |
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2003 |
Scenic Design (2 sessions), Scenic Art (2 sessions), Careers in Theatre (1 session) |
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2002 |
Scenic Design (2 sessions), Careers in Theatre (1 session) |
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2001 |
Scenic Design (2 sessions), Careers in Theatre (1 session) |
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2000 |
Lighting Design (2 sessions), Scenic Art (2 sessions), Careers in Theatre (1 session) |
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1999 |
Scenic Design (2 sessions), Scenic Art (2 sessions), Careers in Theatre (1 session) |
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1998 |
Computer Aided Design for the Theatre (2), Scenic Art (2), Careers in Theatre (1 session) |
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1997 |
Projections for the Performing Arts (2 sessions), Scenic Art (2), Careers in Theatre (1) |
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1996 |
Computer Aided Design for the Theatre (2), Scenic Art (2), Careers in Theatre (1 session |
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HONORS AND AWARDS: |
2011 |
Nominated for Best Scenic Design NH Theatre Awards: Rent at Papermill Theatre
This production was also nominated for eight other awards. |
2009 |
Top five finalists, International Shed of the Year, Design Competition (United Kingdom) |
2008 |
Nominated for Best Scenic Design NH Theatre Awards: All Shook Up at Papermill Theatre
This production was also nominated for six other awards. |
2002 |
Moss Heart Award for A You and Me World (2002), Directed by Trish Lindberg.
Contribution: Scenic Design, Projections Design. |
2000 |
Moss Heart Award for Strega Nona Meets Her Match (January 2000), by Tomie dePaola; Directed by
Trish Lindberg; Educational Theatre Collaborative. Contribution: Scenic Design. |
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CONSULTATION: |
2005 |
Technology Grant, Goffstown High School Theatre Program |
2004 |
Computer Aided Design Consultant for Department of Theatre and Dance, University of New Hampshire |
2001 |
Lighting Consultant, theatre renovation, Lake Region High School, Bridgport, ME. |
1999 |
Lighting Consultant, lighting renovation, Lake Region High School, Bridgport, ME. |
1999 |
Lighting and Sound consultant, Bernice A. Ray School, Hanover, NH. |
1996 |
Architectural lighting renovation, James Cancer Hospital, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH. |
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PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP AND PARTICIPATION: |
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Prague Quadrennial and Scenofest, 2011 |
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Collaborated with A-Fortiorni & Alban Elved Dance Company on Puppets Red II, an environmental
dance piece performed outdoors in as a part of the Prague Quadrennial Street Stories. |
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Presented a portfolio at the National gallery in the Veletrzni palace in Prague. The portfolio is now a
part of the Prague Quadrennial Archive. |
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Member, New England Theatre Conference, 1996 to 2000 |
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Conferences attended: |
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1999 |
Killington, VT |
1997 |
Worcester, MA |
1998 |
Hartford, CT |
1996 |
Providence, RI |
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Member, The United States Institute of Theatre Technology, 1993 to present. |
2012 |
Continuing work with International Activities Committee as social networking chair and as webmaster.
Adapted website to accommodate forthcoming changes in USITT internet structure. Established monthly schedule of publications with committee and Vice-President for International Activities. |
2011 |
Serving as social networking chair for the International Activities committee, created a domain and an online forum for the same committee to hold discussion. http://www.usitt-international.net/
This forum now serving as a model and discussion point for the renovation for all USITT committee sections, |
1999 |
Redesigned, expanded, and engineered a comprehensive web site for The Institute. Included extensive collaboration with Normand Bouchard, University Theatre, University of Calgary. Also required several generations of revisions as it was reviewed by the USITT Board of Directors.
USITT <http://www.usitt.org> |
Commission memberships within The Institute: |
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Past: Lighting Design Commission, Education Commission. |
Committee Memberships within The Institute: |
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Current: International Activities Committee
Past: Student Liaison Committee, Inter-commission Liaison Committee for Computer Applications. |
Conferences attended: |
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2012 |
Long Beach, California |
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2011 |
Charlotte, North Carolina |
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2000 |
Denver, Colorado |
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1999 |
Toronto, Ontario |
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1997 |
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
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1995 |
Las Vegas, Nevada |
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1994 |
Nashville, Tennessee |
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1993 |
Wichita, Kansas |
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Member, USITT New England |
2011-2012 |
This is the regional chapter of USITT serving the New England States. Currently serving as
webmaster for this organization. |
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OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY/SERVICE |
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Selected production work (performed separately from any academic load) |
Auburn University Theatre (Auburn, AL) |
2012 |
Scenic and Lighting Design, Projections: Sylvia, directed by Scott Phillips |
2011 |
Scenic and Lighting Design: 90-Minute Butchered Rock & Roll Boombox Hamlet, directed by Chris Qualls. |
A-Fortiorni & Alban Elved Dance Company |
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(Produced as a part of Stadt für eine Nacht arts festival, Potsdam, Germany) Lighting and Projections: Puppets Red III, Choreographed & Directed by Karola Lüttringhaus |
The Hansen Family Fine Arts Theatre at DSHA (Milwaukee, WI) |
2010 |
Projection Media Design: Suessical the Musical, directed by Michael Stoddard |
Papermill Theatre (Lincoln, NH) |
2012 |
Scenic Design: A Grand Night for Singing, directed by Kate Arecchi (Jean's Playhouse) |
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Scenic Design: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, directed by Kevin Hill (Jean's Playhouse) |
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Scenic Design: The Wedding Singer, directed by Jonathon Flom (Jean's Playhouse) |
2011 |
Scenic Design: I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change, directed by Kate Arecchi |
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Scenic Design: Forever Maine, directed by Jonathon Flom |
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Scenic Design: RENT, directed by Kevin Hills |
2010 |
Scenic Design: The Mystery of Edwin Drood, directed by Kate Arecchi |
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Scenic Design: Altar Boyz, directed by Kevin Hill |
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Scenic Design: Spelling Bee, directed by Jonathon Flom |
2009 |
Scenic Design: Smokey Joe’s Cafe, directed by Kevin Hill |
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Scenic Design: You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, directed by Kate Arecchi |
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Scenic Design: On the Town, directed by Kevin Hill |
2008 |
Scenic Design: All Shook Up, directed by Michael Susko |
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Scenic Design: Forever Plaid, directed by Sean McGuirk |
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Scenic Design: The Full Monty, directed by Kate Arecchi |
2007 |
Scenic Design and projections: Seussical the Musical, directed by Kevin Hill |
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Scenic Design and projections: West Side Story, directed by Kate Arecchi |
Dance Designs (Hyannis, MA) |
2007 |
Lighting Design and projections: Annual OnStage Recital. Directed by Susan Friedman |
Operafestival di Roma with the Orchestra Sinfonica dell' International Chamber Ensemble at Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza in central Rome |
2004 |
Lighting Design: The Magic Flute, directed by Louisa Panou |
2003 |
Lighting Design: L'elisir di amore, directed by Louisa Panou |
Lake Region Community Theatre |
2004 |
Projection Media Design, The Wizard of Oz, directed by Richard H. Mayo |
Barnstormers Playhouse, NH |
2002 |
Scenic Design: Lettice and Lovage, directed by Dan Rubinate |
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Scenic Design: Witness for the Prosecution, directed by Dan Rubinate |
2001 |
Scenic Design: Abigail's Party, directed by Cope Murray |
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Scenic Design: Taking Steps, directed by Sharon Lajoie |
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Scenic Design: Ernest in Love, directed by Frank Wells |
2000 |
Scenic Design: The Caretaker, directed by Dan Rubinate. |
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Scenic Design: The Happy Time, directed by Frank Wells. |
The Bell Center, Rochester, NH |
2000 |
Scenic Design: Oliver, directed by Danielle Howard |
Kearsarge Arts Theatre: |
2012 |
Scenic Design, projections, Imagine, directed by Trish Lindberg |
2010 |
Scenic Design, projections, A Star Spangled Salute, directed by Trish Lindberg |
2006 |
Scenic Design, projections, Beauty and the Beast, directed by Trish Lindberg |
2005 |
Scenic Design, Seussical the Musical, directed by Trish Lindberg |
2004 |
Scenic Design, Projections: Mail to the Chief, directed by Trish Lindberg |
2003 |
Scenic Design, Projections: Cinderella, directed by Trish Lindberg |
2002 |
Scenic Design, Projections: A You and Me World, directed by Trish Lindberg |
2001 |
Scenic Design, Lighting Design: Ananse the Spiderman, directed by Trish Lindberg |
2000 |
Scenic Design, Lighting Design, Projections: Mail to the Chief, directed by Trish Lindberg. |
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Design Consultant: Quilters, directed by Robb Dimmick. |
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Design Consultant: What America Means to Me, directed by Robb Dimmick. |
1999 |
Scenic Design: Oliver, directed by Trish Lindberg. |
1998 |
Lighting Design, Technical Director: Hailstones and Halibut Bones, directed by Trish Lindberg. |
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Scenic Design, Lighting Design: The World Goes �Round,directed by Robb Dimmick |
1997 |
Scenic Design, Lighting Design, Technical Director: Dreamcatchers, directed by Trish Lindberg. |
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Scenic Design, Lighting Design, Technical Director: Babes in Arms, dir. by R. Dimmick. |
1996 |
Scenic Design, Lighting Design. Technical Director: Into the Woods, directed by Robb Dimmick. |
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Technical Director, Lighting Design: Alice in Wonderland, directed by Trish Lindberg. |
PSU Chamber Singers |
1997 |
Scenic Design for touring production: Circle 'round the Sun , toured London and northern England, United Kingdom |
Educational Theatre Collaborative, NH (Trish Lindberg, director) |
2012 |
Scenic Design, projections, The Wild Swans |
2007 |
Scenic Design, projections, Beauty and the Beast |
2006 |
Scenic Design, projections, Seussical the Musical |
2005 |
Scenic Design, Lighting Design, Ananse the Spiderman and the Golden Box of Stories |
2004 |
Scenic Design, projections: Mail to the Chief |
2003 |
Scenic Design, projections and video: Cinderella |
2002 |
Scenic Design, projections and video: Frindle (world premiere) |
2001 |
Lighting Design: The Sound of Music |
2000 |
Scenic Design: Strega Nona Meets her Match |
1998 |
Scenic Design: The Wizard of Oz |
1997 |
Scenic Design: Oliver |
The Holderness School |
1998 |
Scenic Design for How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying, directed by Kate Arecchi |
Randolph Macon Woman’s College, VA |
1996 |
Scenic and Lighting Design: A Spring Bouquet, directed by Tom Stephens |
New Venture Theatre |
1995 |
Scenic Design: Marisol, directed by Michael Mauldin |
White River Theatre Festival, VT |
1995 |
Technical Director, Lighting Designer: The Glass Menagerie, directed by Dennis Delaney. |
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Technical Director: Two Gentlemen of Verona, directed by Stephen Legawiec |
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Technical Director: Shirley Valentine, directed by Kenneth Mitchell |
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Technical Director: A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court, dir. by Michael Friedman. |
The Ohio State University |
1995 |
Sound Design: The Trial, directed by Phil Thompson |
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Lighting Design: The Country Wife, directed by Stephen Hollis |
1994 |
Scenic Design: Inspecting Carol, directed by Steven Anderson |
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Scenic Design: The Imaginary Invalid, directed by Phil Kilbourne |
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Lighting Design: Zora: The Story of Zora Neale Hurston, directed by Anthony Hill |
1993 |
Scenic Design: Reckless, directed by Kathleen Conlin |
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Lighting Design: Eleemosynary, directed by Phil Kilbourne |
Indiana-Purdue Fort Wayne |
1992 |
Scenic Design, Lighting Design: The Voice of the Prairie, drected by Lorraine Sauter |
1991 |
Properties/Effects for A Tragical History of Doctor Faustus, directed by Ruth Laurion Bowman |
1990 |
Lighting Design, In the Boom Boom Room, directed by Larry Life |
Fort Wayne Dance Collective |
1992 |
Lighting Design: The Sky Starts at Ground Level, directed by Liz Monnier |
Fort Wayne Youtheatre |
1991 |
Scenic Design: Snow White and the Seven Dwarves of the Black Forest, directed by Harvey Cox |
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Scenic Design: The Tales of Tricky Tyl, directed by Harvey Cox |
1990 |
Scenic Design: Pinnochio, directed by Harvey Cox |
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Film |
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The Ohio State University Libraries |
1996 |
Archive Man: Raiders of the Lost Archive, dir. by J.B. Lawton. Properties and computer effects.
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES: |
Departmental Production Work at Plymouth State University: |
2011-2012 |
Scenic Design: Pippin, directed by Morgan Murphy |
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Scenic Design: The Watercress, directed by Sharon Paquette |
2010-2011 |
Lighting Design: Still Life With Iris, directed by Elizabeth Cox |
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Lighting Design: Little Women, directed by Sharon Paquette |
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Scenic Design: Chicago, directed by Kevin Hill |
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Scenic Design: The Seagull, directed by Paul Mroczka |
2009-2010 |
Lighting Design: Faculty Dance Concert, produced by Amanda Whitworth |
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Scenic Design, Oklahoma!, directed by Paul Mroczka |
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Scenic Design, Rhinoceros, directed by Kevin Gardner |
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Lighting Design, Company, directed by Morgan Murphy |
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Lighting Design, Marat/Sade, directed by Sharon Lajoie |
2008-2009 |
Lighting Design: Faculty Dance Concert, produced by Amanda Whitworth |
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Scenic Design, The Robber Bridegroom, directed by Paul Mroczka |
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Scenic Design and Lighting Design, Metamorphoses, directed by Kevin Gardner |
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Scenic Design and Lighting Design, Reckless, directed by Elizabeth Cox |
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Scenic Design, Iolanthe, directed by Kathleen Arecchi |
2007-2008 |
Lighting Design, Projections: Faculty Dance Concert, produced by Amanda Whitworth |
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Master Painter: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, directed by Clayton Phillips. |
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Scenic Design and Lighting Design, Projections, A Midsummer Night�s Dream, dir. by C. Nesbitt |
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Lighting Design, Projections, The Spitfire Grill, directed by Neil Pankhurst. |
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Lighting Design: Contemporary Dance Ensemble, Fall Concert, directed by Amanda Whitworth |
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Scenic Design Projections, Into the Woods, directed by Clayton Phillips |
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Lighting Design, Fifth of July, directed by Paul Mroczka |
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Projections: The Greatest Generation, Symph Band Concert, Prod. & Conducted by G. Corcoran |
2006-2007 |
Lighting Design, Projections: Faculty Dance Concert, directed by Joan Wiegers |
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Scenic Design, Anything Goes, directed by Elizabeth Cox |
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Scenic Design, Lighting Design, Projections, The Blue Room, directed by Heather Hamilton |
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Lighting Design, Projections: Contemporary Dance Ensemble, Fall Concert, dir. by Joan Wiegers |
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Lighting Design, Scenic Coordinator, The Trojan Women, directed by Paul Mroczka |
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Scenic Design, Urinetown: The Musical, directed by Elizabeth Cox |
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Lighting Design, Projections: Contemporary Dance Ensemble, Spring Concert, directed |
2005-2006 |
Lighting Design, Projections: Faculty Dance Concert, directed by Joan Wiegers |
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Scenic Design, Projections: Guys and Dolls, directed by Paul Mroczka |
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Lighting Design: Dancing at Lughnasa, directed by Elizabeth Cox |
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Lighting Design: Antigone, directed by Heather Hamilton |
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Scenic Design, Lighting Design: Cabaret, directed by Kate Arecchi |
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Lighting Design, Projections: Contemporary Dance Ensemble, directed by Joan Wiegers |
2004-2005 |
Lighting Design, Projections: Contemporary Dance Ensemble, directed by Joan Wiegers |
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Projections, Design Advisor: A Celtic Odyssey, Symphonic Band Concert, Cond. by G. Corcoran |
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Scenic Charge: City of Angels, directed by Kate Arecchi |
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Scenic Design: The Ghost Sonata, directed by John Briggs |
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Lighting Design, Winter Extravaganza Dance Concert, directed by Joan Wiegers |
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Scenic Design: The IT Girl, directed by Kathleen Arecchi |
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Scenic Charge, Design Advisor: The Art of Dining, directed by Elizabeth Cox |
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Scenic Design, projections and video: You�re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, dir. by H. Hamilton |
2003-2004 |
Projections, Design Advisor: Black Box Madness, student directors |
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Scenic Design, Design Advisor: Sweeney Todd, directed by Kate Arecchi |
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Lighting Design, Winter Fantasia Dance Concert, directed by Joan Wiegers |
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Lighting Design, Design Advisor: True West, directed by Heather Hamilton |
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Lighting Design, Faculty Dance Concert, directed by Joan Wiegers |
2002-2003 |
Design, Projections: Contemporary Dance Ensemble, directed by Joan Wiegers |
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Scenic and Lighting Design: In-sight, directed by Robin Marcotte |
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Scenic Design, projections and video: Carousel, directed by Kate Arecchi |
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Lighting Design, Winter Fantasia Dance Concert, directed by Joan Wiegers |
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Scenic Design, projections and video: A New Brain, directed by Elizabeth Cox |
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Scenic Design: The Crucible, directed by Kevin Gardner |
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Set and Lighting Design: The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe, dir. by S. Lajoie |
2001-2002 |
Lighting Design: Springfest, various student directors |
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Scenic Design: She Loves Me, directed by Kathleen Arecchi |
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Lighting Design, Winter Fantasia Dance Concert, directed by Joan Wiegers |
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Scenic Design: The Bard and Broadway, directed by Kathleen Arecchi |
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Scenic Design: As You Like It, directed by Kevin Gardner |
2000-2001 |
Scenic and Lighting Design, projections: A Little Night Music, directed by Kathleen Arecchi |
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Scenic and Lighting Design: The Investigation, directed by Paul Mroczka (forthcoming) . |
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Lighting Design, Winter Fantasia Dance Concert, directed by Joan Wiegers |
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Scenic Design: You Can’t Take It With You, directed by Kevin Gardner. |
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Design Advisor: Starting Here , Starting Now, directed by Bob Lewandowski. |
1999-2000 |
Scenic Design: The Secret Garden, directed by Elizabeth Cox. |
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Lighting Design: Winter Fantasia, Contemporary Dance Ensemble, Faculty Dance Premier. |
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Lighting Design, Winter Fantasia Dance Concert, directed by Joan Wiegers |
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Scenic Design and Design Advisor: Quilters, directed by Elizabeth Cox.. |
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Design Advisor and Scenic Artist: Macbeth, directed by Kevin Gardner. |
1998-1999 |
Lighting Design: Illyria, directed by John R, Briggs. |
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Design Advisor: Eleemosynary, directed by John R, Briggs. |
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Lighting Design: Contemporary Dance Ensemble (fall and spring). |
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Design Advisor: Three One Act Operas, various student directors. |
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Lighting Design: Springfest, various student directors. |
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Scenic Design: Noises Off, directed by Elizabeth Cox. |
1997-1998 |
Scenic Design: Into the Woods, directed by Morgan Murphy. |
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Scenic Design: The Clouds, directed by Kevin Gardner. |
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Scenic Design, Lighting Design: The Diviners, directed by Elizabeth Cox. |
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Lighting Design: Contemporary Dance Ensemble. |
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Scenic Design: Tommy, directed by Paul Mroczka. |
1996-1997 |
Scenic Design, Lighting Design: Ah, Wilderness!, directed by John R. Briggs. |
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Lighting Design: Contemporary Dance Ensemble. |
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Design Advisor, A Grand Night for Singing, directed by Kevin Asselin. |
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Senic Design: Four Baboon's Adoring the Sun, directed by Bob Shea. |
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Design Advisor: Baby,directed by Morgan Murphy. |
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Scenic Design, Lighting Design: The Lady’s Not for Burning, directed by Paul Mroczka |
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Other Department Service: |
2010 |
Promotion and Tenure Committee |
2008 |
Formally documented the criteria for Promotion and Tenure standards for PSU Dept |
2005 |
Consulted with architects and SCAC towards the redesign of the Studio Theatre Audience Seating |
2003-present |
Established and continue to build a system of web-based tools to serve departmental needs. |
2003 |
Lighting Coordinator for American College Dance Festival. |
1998-present |
Juror, entrance auditions and interviews for incoming majors, annual juries for all majors. |
1996-present |
Juror, Talent Grant auditions. |
1997-2005 |
Faculty Advisor to Plymouth Players (student organization) |
1996-present |
Annually prepare students for interviews with Graduate Schools,especially University/Resident Theatre Association (U/RTA). |
1996-2002 |
Production Photographer for all Theatre and selected Dance productions. |
1996-2009 |
Webmaster for Department of Music, Theatre, & Dance < http://www.plymouth.edu/psc/music/theatre/> |
1996-2000 |
Season Brochures for Theatre, Music Theatre Company and Dance, and Department. |
1999-2000 |
Departmental Resource Provider for Adjunct Lecturers. |
1997 |
Established formal guidelines for guest designers of The Music Theatre Company. |
1997 |
Obtained Computer Advisory Board Funding to establish a Computerized Design Lab in Silver. |
1997 |
Created an inventory of lighting instruments, obtained a dimming system, and supplied sound equipment for the Acting Studio in Silver, creating a Laboratory Theatre for student work. |
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UNIVERSITY SERVICE: |
2011 |
Web Development Committee for PSU |
2004-2006 |
Curriculum Committee |
1998-2002 |
Communication Studies Council. |
1998-1999 |
Dean’s Advisory Board on Technology. |
2000 |
Designed and Established General Education Web Site. |
1999-2000 |
Chair, General Education Committee. |
1998-2000 |
General Education Committee. |
1998-1999 |
Executive Council. |
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OUTREACH: |
2012 |
Established Classroom Scenography, a resource for people who teach design and technology for
the performing arts. |
2012 |
Established a Community Arts Calendar with Friends of the Arts for Central New Hampshire.
This is a database that lists all fine and performing arts events throughout central New Hampshire. |
2011 |
Launched a national sustainability initiative for theatre production called GreenTheatre.net.
This is a web-based initiative with a committee of theatre professionals from around the country.
This includes an online classifieds system for reusing scenic materials, a discussion forum for sustainability and committee discussion. |
2008-2011 |
Served as President for Friends of the Arts Regional Arts Council |
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-Served as co-chair for the 24th Annual Art Show on the Common in Plymouth |
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- Assisted the Executive Director to coordinate a presentation of The Magic Flute by
the Boston Lyric Opera. |
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- Conducted a two-day workshop with community students at the Pemi-Youth Center to create a mural depicting the town on a building facing the new amphitheatre. |
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- Coordinated an outdoor Past and Future concert at the Riverside Park on May 9, 2009. |
2007 (Dec) |
Elected President of the Board of Directors for Friends of the Arts Regional Council |
2006 |
Elected to the Board of Directors of the Friends of the Arts |
2006 |
Established a franchise business which provides in-home care (Comfort Keepers). |
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This business served over 63 towns in central New Hampshire, was a member of the Alzheimer’s foundation of America, the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce, and the Waterville Valley Chamber of Commerce. |
2006 |
New England Drama Festival, workshop host |
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