Teaching

I have developed a range of courses from scratch, with the primary focus on preparing students for the fast-paced, collaborative nature of the media industry. My teaching philosophy emphasizes hands-on experience, both in individual projects and teamwork, ensuring students develop the technical skills and creative vision needed for success.

In my courses, students are challenged to meet professional industry standards while learning how crucial deadlines are to maintaining the flow of production. By blending real-world scenarios and creative problem-solving, I guide students to understand the importance of communication, time management, and collaboration, essential traits for thriving in the industry.

Each course is structured to ensure that students leave feeling confident in their abilities to tackle both the creative and technical aspects of audio production for television, film, and media.

Audio Post production for TV and Film

Audio Post production for TV and Film focuses on the specific techniques and strategies used by working professionals during the post-production process using the industry DAW standard software, Pro Tools.

Audio production for TV and Film

Audio Production focuses on the audio production process from planning before going on set, production audio recording and post production following the mixing guidelines for film and television.

Building our SFX. library mini course

The course focuses on capturing recording techniques, and digital organization of sound effects and ambiences for public usage.

Intro to Audio Production

Introduction to Audio Production is a practical, applied introduction to the fundamentals of sound theory and audio production for media. In this course, students will learn and practice basic techniques for recording, editing, and mixing sound. Additionally, they will gain hands-on experience in field sound recording and an introduction to Pro Tools

Location Sound Mixing

This course explores the technical and aesthetic methods when recording on location through collaborations with the Fiction Field course.

Sound cart mini course

The course is particularly focused on the technical aspects of Zaxcom products, IFB and wireless systems applied to location audio recording.

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Audio Production program minor