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“Lights, Camera, TEACH” is a podcast discussing educational pedagogy in the film classroom. This show is hosted by Stephanie, a Creative Producing student in Columbia University MFA Film program, and...
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“Lights, Camera, TEACH” is a podcast discussing educational pedagogy in the film classroom. This show is hosted by Stephanie, a Creative Producing student in Columbia University MFA Film program, and is created as an educational resource for Columbia’s Center for Teaching and Learning.
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Lights, Camera, TEACH
Lights, Camera, TEACH
#3 - Michael Cacioppo Belantara and every film students saving-grace: the "Philly" back-up
10 DEC 2021 · Today on the show is Michael Cacioppo Belantara, the Post Production Supervisor for the Columbia University Graduate Film Program. Michael is an audiovisual artist, sound designer, and technical specialist with a wide range of professional experience in the sonic and visual arts. Most recently his sound design has been featured in L’Institute Zoom’s ‘Universal Ear’ serial and One Day Film’s latest feature ’The Raven on the Jetty’. Michael is also an Avid, Apple, and Resolve certified instructor.
This podcast was created as an educational resource for Columbia University's Center for Teaching and Learning. The creator is a participant in the CTL's Lead Teaching Fellowship, a professional development program for graduate students at Columbia University committed to advancing pedagogy.
To learn more about the CTL, visit ctl.columbia.edu
#2 - Annette Insdorf and the importance of teaching students to think cinematically
9 DEC 2021 · Today on the show is Annette Insdorf, an internationally renowned film historian, author, and interviewer. She is a Professor in the Graduate Film Program of Columbia’s School of the Arts, and served as Director of Undergraduate Film Studies for 27 years. She is the recipient of the 2008 Award for Excellence in Teaching from Columbia’s School of General Studies and most recently, Annette Insdorf is among the recipients of 92nd Street Y’s 2020 Extraordinary Women Awards.
This podcast was created as an educational resource for Columbia University's Center for Teaching and Learning. The creator is a participant in the CTL's Lead Teaching Fellowship, a professional development program for graduate students at Columbia University committed to advancing pedagogy.
To learn more about the CTL, visit ctl.columbia.edu
#1 - Jack Lechner and using structure to empower screenwriting students
9 DEC 2021 · Today on the show is Jack Lechner, an associate professor of professional practice in Columbia’s MFA Film program. Over the course of his 21-year career as a producer, Jack has worked on a vast array of successful and noteworthy projects. His credits as Executive Producer include the Oscar-nominated "Blue Valentine," the Oscar-winning "The Fog of War," and the Emmy-nominated Left of the Dial for HBO, and he was also a producer on the pilot for AMC’s Emmy-winning drama series "Mad Men."
This podcast was created as an educational resource for Columbia University's Center for Teaching and Learning. The creator is a participant in the CTL's Lead Teaching Fellowship, a professional development program for graduate students at Columbia University committed to advancing pedagogy.
To learn more about the CTL, visit ctl.columbia.edu
“Lights, Camera, TEACH” is a podcast discussing educational pedagogy in the film classroom. This show is hosted by Stephanie, a Creative Producing student in Columbia University MFA Film program, and...
show more
“Lights, Camera, TEACH” is a podcast discussing educational pedagogy in the film classroom. This show is hosted by Stephanie, a Creative Producing student in Columbia University MFA Film program, and is created as an educational resource for Columbia’s Center for Teaching and Learning.
show less
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