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DEMO 17 Columbia College Chicago Columbia College Chicago Digital Commons @ Columbia College Chicago Alumni Newsletters Alumni Fall 2012 DEMO 17 Columbia College Chicago Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.colum.edu/alumnae_news This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. Recommended Citation DEMO 17 (Fall-Winter 2012), Alumni Magazine, College Archives & Special Collections, Columbia College Chicago. http://digitalcommons.colum.edu/alumnae_news/84 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Alumni at Digital Commons @ Columbia College Chicago. It has been accepted for inclusion in Alumni Newsletters by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Columbia College Chicago. ARTS + MEDIA = CULTURE FALL/WINTER 2012 FOR ALUMNI & FRIENDS OF 17 COLUMBIA COLLEGE CHICAGO Dino-Mite! D ino Stamatopoulos (’87) oversees a prolific creative career with a cast of Columbia characters DEMOI FALL/WINTER 2012 17 FEATURES Dino-mite! Creative force Dino Stamatopoulos (’87) says he never set out to build a studio full of Columbia College alumni, but throughout a prolific 25- 10 year career, he’s found that like-minded colleagues make for the most rewarding work. By Stephanie Ewing (’12) 2012 Alumni of the Year Columbia honors cartoonist Art Baltazar (BA ’92), jewelry designer Lana Bramlette (BA ’97), and animator Marlon West (BA ’85) for their 20 innovative creative careers. By Audrey Michelle Mast (BA ’00) Thursday, September 27 – Sunday, September 30 Portfolio: Mark Laita (BA ’83) Throughout a career spanning 30 years, photographerMark Laita (BA ’83) has made a name for himself in the commercial world while ALUMNI ShoRT FILM ShowCASE 2ND ANNUAL ALUMNI 5K 24 pursuing his passion for portraiture. By William Meiners (MFA ’96) PANEL OF SUPer-aWESOME ALUMNI OPENING GALLERY VIEWING WRITERS FEATURING: & RECEPTION SPOT ON Dino Stamatopoulos (’87) Diane Dammeyer (’01) Photographer 30 Len Ellis (BA ’52), aka DJ “Uncle Len,” pioneered country music radio Emmy Award-winning writer/actor/ and built a broadcasting empire. producer—Late Show with David TOTALLY RAD AFTERPARTY 32 Emmy award-winning broadcaster Bob Sirott (BA ’71) still calls on his Letterman, MADtv, Moral Orel, Community, Diving for Dynamite, featuring Material Columbia education for inspiration. Mary Shelley’s Frankenhole Issue’s Ted Ansani (BA ’90) 34 Sound engineer Tricia Huffman (BA ’03) carved out a brand-new STUDENT/ALUMNI LUNCHEON career for herself as “joyologist” to pop stars on the road. Art Baltazar (BA ’92) AND FASHION Show COVER 36 Edye Deloch-Hughes (BA ’80) uses her marketing and 2012 Alumnus of the Year, Eisner Award- D ino Stamatopoulos (’87) lords over his TV communications skills to tackle another passion: game design. winning super-cartoonist machine and And of course, the fabulous company of puppet creations, from left to right: Apostle author of Tiny Titans, Patrick the Wolfboy, other cool alumni like YOU! Bartholomew, the Wolfman, and Death (from DEPARTMENTS Super Pets, and more Mary Shelley’s Frankenhole); Orel Puppington and Clay Puppington (from Moral Orel); Jesus 5 Vision A question for President Carter and Dr. Jekyll (from Mary Shelley’s Frankenhole); 6 Wire News from the Columbia community For more information, visit colum.edu/AlumniWeekend or call 312.369.8640 Abed and Troy (from Community’s “Abed’s 38 Out There Our alumni section, featuring class news, notes, Uncontrollable Christmas”); and the Creature, and CAAN updates 45 Caught on camera around the country Times and locations to be announced. Program subject to change. Professor Polidori, and Dr. Victor Frankenstein Point & Shoot (from Mary Shelley’s Frankenhole). 47 Upcoming Events What’s happening on campus Photo: Anthony Chiappetta (BA ’95) 49 B ackstory Columbia opens its first co-ed modern residence hall, 731 South Plymouth Court, in 1993. ladimir Zaytsev (’12) V hotos: P FALL/WINTER 2012 ALUMNIEVENTS C ontact the Office of Alumni Relations for details Vibrant. 312.369.6987 / [email protected] SEPTEMBer 18-NovEMBER 13 OCTOBER 6 CAAN Volunteers, Los Angeles Pinterest Workshop: Pinning with a CAAN LA will sponsor Carthay Center Purpose, Chicago Inspired. Elementary through the Young Journalism faculty member Barbara Storytellers Foundation. Alumni K. Iverson will present ways to use the EXECUTIVE EDITOR/VICE PRESIDENT will mentor 5th graders in the art social media site Pinterest to build FOR INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT 17 of screenwriting. Contact Sarah your brand and strengthen your online Eric V. A. Winston, PhD New. Schroeder at 323.469.0443. reputation. Contact Michelle Passarelli editor-in-CHIEF at 312.369.6987. SEPTEMBer 27-30 ShopColumbia features the best of student Kristi Turnbaugh 2012 Alumni Weekend, Chicago OCTOBER 25 and alumni art, jewelry, fashions, accessories, EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Highlights include a panel of writers Career Workshop: Personal Stephanie Ewing (’12) with Emmy Award-winning Dino Branding for the Creative, Chicago stationery, music, media, and more. A learning Sean McEntee (’13) Stamatopoulos (’87) and Eisner For more information about this free workshop for alumni, contact Cynthia laboratory for student artists. A shopping Chris Terry (MFA ’12) Award-winning Art Baltazar (BA ’92), destination for customers. an alumni short film showcase, and an Vargas at 312.369.8640. ALUMNI CONTENT MANAGERS alumni band featuring Material Issue’s DECEMBER Michelle Passarelli (BA ’99) Ted Ansani (BA ’90). Visit colum.edu/ Visit us online at shop.colum.edu. Alumni Holiday Party, Los Angeles Amy Wilson AlumniWeekend or call Cynthia Vargas Party with entertainment-focused at 312.369.8640. CLASS NEWS EDITOR alumni associations from Gino Orlandi (’13) OCTOBER Northwestern, University of Wisconsin, CAAN Networking, Nationwide University of Michigan, and others. CREATIVE DIRECTOR undquist (’12) L CAAN will host cocktail and networking Contact Sarah Schroeder at Ben Bilow rik E receptions in Denver, New York, St. 323.469.0443. Louis, Atlanta, and Minneapolis. 623 S. Wabash Ave. / 312.369.8616 COLUMBIA COLLEGE CHICAGO JANUARy 18-20 Contact Sarah Schroeder at Columbia at Park City, Utah llustration: llustration: I CHAIR, BOARD OF TRUSTEES Allen M. Turner 323.469.0443. Columbia will host three events at the PRESIDENT Warrick L. Carter, PhD OCTOBER 5 Sundance Film Festival including an Alumni on 5 Opening Reception, Opening Night party. Contact Sarah SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT Warren K. Chapman, PhD Chicago Schroeder at 323.469.0443. VICE PRESIDENT FOR Eric V. A. Winston, PhD The Alumni on 5 Opening Reception INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT will kick off an exhibition of alumni art ASSOCIATE VICE PRESIDENT OF Diane Doyne in the library. PUBLIC RELATIONS, MARKETING C ONVERSATIONS IN THE ASRT AND ADVERTISING ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT Mary Forde FOR CREATIVE SERVICES colum.edu/alumni/events Unless otherwise noted, all lectures start at 6:00 PM at the Film Row AOSS CIATE DIRECTOR OF Michelle Passarelli (BA ’99) Cinema of Columbia College Chicago, 1104 S. Wabash Ave., 8th floor ALUMNI OPERATIONS Registration begins 4–6 weeks before each event at colum.edu/conversations. 2012–13 AOSS CIATE DIRECTOR OF Cynthia Vargas (BA ’01) ALUMNI EVENTS AND PROGRAMS DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI RELATIONS, Sarah Schroeder (BA ’00) W EST COAST DEMO (volume 7, number 2) is published by Columbia College Chicago. DEMO is mailed free of charge to alumni and friends of the college. The ideas and OctoBER 16, 2012 FAEBRU RY 2013 APRIL 16, 2013 opinions expressed are those of the writers alone and do not necessarily reflect those of Columbia College Chicago. © Columbia College Chicago 2012. THE LA BAMBA 25TH ANNIVERSARY ReUNION DEBBIE ALLEN MICHELE NORRIS HOURS AT COLUMBIA NIGHT DURING THE CHICAGO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL Dancer, choreographer, actor, director, and Journalist, host of NPR’s All CONTACT US: THE MUSEUM IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Owith L U DIAMOND PHILLIPS, ESAI MORALES, and ELIZABETH PEÑA ambassador for arts education—best known Things Considered, and author. For address changes or deletions, email your first and last name, mailing address, M ONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, 10am - 5pm city, state, zip code, and phone number to [email protected] and specify if your Bringing together three stars of the 1987 biopic of singer Ritchie Valens. for her work on the TV series Fame. THURSDAY, 10am - 8pm / SUNDAY, 12pm - 5pm request is an address update or a request to stop receiving DEMO. For other inquiries, email [email protected], call 312.369.1000, or mail DEMO magazine, LoCATION NOTE: This event takes place at 7:00 PM at the AMC River East 21 Theatre, 322 E. Illinois St. Columbia College Chicago, 600 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 60605. 600 SOUTH MICHIGAN AVENUE / CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60605 312 663 5554 / [email protected] DEMO is online PRESENTING SPONSOR colum.edu/conversations Read at colum.edu/demo Become a fan! DEMO magazine is on Facebook. mocp.org DEMO2 DEMO3 Announcing: The country’sfirst and only degree concentration in Comedy Writing and Performance. STUDY FUNNY A QUESTION foR PRESIDENT CARTER Besides being funny, what do Tina Fey, Stephen Colbert, Chris DEmo: Like many colleges, Columbia has seen declining enrollment. Rock, and Louis CK have in common? They all work across media from stage and television to film and online, in the various roles What are some of the new recruiting strategies? of producer, director, writer, and performer. Comedy Writing and Performance is an interdisciplinary program D R. CARTER: We still have some challenges in enrollment, and we that provides the “cross training” necessary for our graduates have begun to do some important things that will help us to improve to navigate this fluidity. The program expands upon Columbia’s our enrollment. The Midwest is where the majority of our students popular, immersive Comedy Studies semester at Second City. have always come from, but we’re seeing a decrease in the number of 18-year-olds in this area. The places where we see growth of 18-year- olds are in Florida, Texas, and the West Coast.
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