My teaching approach includes guidance of a student through the steps of being creative in a digital environment. Helping the student to master their own goals using the ease of digital image manipulation. I also taught color theory and use for more than 4 years.
I am a film production and post production specialist who taught Photoshop at a large private college for more than five years. Also, I grew up using computers so I am very good at lessening student's fears of learning and attempting new creative activities in the digital environment.
RYAN QUINN
EDUCATION
M.A. Television, Film, and New Media Production, San Diego State University. (1999-2001) A.S. Multimedia Arts and Technology (Visual Design), Santa Barbara City College (1997-1999) B.A. Visual Arts (Media), UC San Diego. One year of study in Barcelona, Spain. (1989-1994)
WORK EXPERIENCE
Instructor. Teaching computer graphic design classes, including advanced and beginning image manipulation, digital illustration, color theory, video production, and senior project lab classes. Primary objectives of the courses in video production include training in crew responsibilities and creative opportunities in video, thorough practical training in Photoshop, Illustrator, the use of color, and the development of portfolio quality work. Class implementation includes lecture presentation, hands-on demonstration and instruction of production and design skills, and project conception and development. Also served as the chairman of the school’s academic Technology Committee. The Art Institute of California, San Diego (10/2003-3/2009)
Instructor. Taught introduction to video production from concept to post-production. Students worked to develop project ideas, scripts, storyboards, cast talent, find locations, direct, shoot, and edit their productions. Subjects taught included story development, all equipment operation, and practices of production and post-production. Southwestern College (1/2004-5/2004)
News Editor. Edited news segments for a local news channel in San Diego. Formats included news packages, voice-over/sound on tape elements, story teases and breaking news stories. KUSI-TV (4/2003-9/2003)
Videotape Editor. Edited interview format programs and musical concerts that were recorded in sync-rolled, multi-camera format using Final Cut Pro. The City of San Diego (1/2003-4/2003)
Videographer. Videotaped court related materials, including depositions, mock jury trials, and site inspections. Edited settlement videos and trial presentations. Seacoast Video Productions (5/2002- 1/2003)
Editor of “The Short List.” Developed introductions for international short films in a series program. Re-edited films for content and length. Recorded on-camera and voice over segments with the host. The Production Center for Documentary & Drama (1/2001-3/2002)
Assistant Editor. Supported lead editor with character generation, music and sound effects selection, and digital graphics routing. Responsible for videotape duplications. Developed and maintained a master tape library and database. Cox Studio Productions (1/1997-5-1997)
Playback Operator. Coordinated and played programming on a community television channel.
Edited channel breaks and promotions for new, local shows. Updated the community calendar. Studio set-up and audio production for a Local Headline News segment on CNN. Daniels Cablevision (7/1995-7/1996)
Tape Operator, AVID Editor. Videotape duplications and configuring machinery for edit sessions. Offline editing of infomercials, travel videos, and internal productions for the company. The Independent Order of Foresters (3/1994-9/1994)
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