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EPISODE · Jan 14, 2007 · 9 MIN

#1 Looking for Learning

from Video StudentGuy

In this first podcast I talk about what led me to think about production video and how I discovered the Center for Digital Imaging Arts at Boston University. There's a little bit about me, my video class experience at Clark University and how I have been using video. Finally, I describe who I think might be interested in listening, or at the very least, who I think I may be talking to. Chapter times About the show :07 About me :30 About the Center for Digital Imaging Arts (CDIA) 1:02 Previous classes in video editing 1:51 The impact of Final Cut Pro on professional video 2:42 CDIA culture and programs 3:37 Who should listen to this podcast 5:49 Close 9:03 The first 5 episodes of this podcast, that I post over the next two weeks, will cover different aspects of being a video student, such as the school, the classes in the program and personal goals. Once my classes begin January 23, 2007, I'll deliver this podcast on a weekly basis. Initially you'll hear me talking about what's being covered in class and my impressions of the school. As time passes and I get my act together, I'd like to include interviews with other students, instructors and visiting artists at the school. I also hope to include comments and interviews with people in similar programs at other schools. Please submit your comments here or send me an email.

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