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MARK MARCIN 5950 Doyle Street, #9 Emeryville, CA 94608 510-655-9714 • Mmarcin@Ilm.Com Academic Degrees 1987 MARK MARCIN 5950 Doyle Street, #9 Emeryville, CA 94608 510-655-9714 • [email protected] Academic Degrees 1987 - 1989 MFA- Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 1980 - 1984 BFA - Tyler School of Art, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA Summer 1982 Caumsett Summer Painting Program, Queens College, Long Island, NY Professional/Non-Academic Positions Sept. 2001- Present Digital Artists Technical Trainer Digital Training Department Industrial Light and Magic - A Division of Lucasfilm LTD San Rafael, CA 1990-2001 Owner / Art Director / Consultant MM Design & Art Services, Bowling Green, Ohio and Lafayette, La. Graphic Design, Computer Generated Graphic services, Computer Graphics System Consulting, 3-D Computer Animation and Video Production, Interactive Multi-media Production • clients include: BGSU, USL Art Museum, School of Art & Architecture, Performing Arts Dept., Louisiana Association of Museums, Lafayette Natural History Museum, Artists’ Alliance, USL Alumni • clients include: Downtown Lafayette Unlimited, Downtown Development Authority, Trinity Design Group. Summer 1998 Admissions Web Site Designer CHOOSE BGSU, An extensive design of the graphics for BGSU’s new admissions World Wide Web pages for prospective students. Bowling Green State University 1996 Computer Animator The Discovery Channel and Nanotechnology Magazine Computer animation shorts on Nanotechnology Professional/Non-Academic Positions (continued) 1993 - 1994 Production Assistant & Graphic Design 1000 Homes: The Legacy of A. Hays Town A documentary film about the Louisiana Architect A Hays Town H. Gordon Brooks - Exec. Producer, Anne O. Craig - producer/director University of Southwestern Louisiana 1993 - 1994 Video Editor Universal Design A documentary Video based upon an Interior Design class on Universal Design. Brian Powell & Charlotte Roberts - Producers/Directors University of Southwestern Louisiana 1993-1994 Artist / Consultant / Designer Pixus Digital Printing, Lafayette, Louisiana, corporate accounts 1993-1994 Artist / Designer / Animator Hoyt & Associates, Lafayette, Louisiana corporate accounts 1992-1994 Artist / Designer Calzone & Associates, Lafayette, Louisiana individual and corporate accounts 1989-1990 Free-lance Graphic Artist Times Graphics Inc., Lafayette, LA editorial and corporate accounts 1985-1988 Free-lance Graphic and Mechanical Artist Derderian and Associates, Philadelphia, PA individual and corporate accounts 1985-1988 Free-lance Graphic and Mechanical Artist Pierantozzi Design , Philadelphia, PA individual and corporate accounts Research or Professional Consultantships 1999-2001 Consultant CD-ROM Content/Interface Development McGraw Hill Publishing 1996 - 2001 Consultant Alias software training Owens Illinois, Perrysburg, Ohio 1995 – 2001 Consultant Alias software training Marathon Oil, Findlay, Ohio 1998 Consultant Computer Hardware and Software Systems Consultant for new computer graphic laboratory Whittier College, Whittier, CA 1997 Consultant Computer Hardware, Software, and Curriculum Consultant for computer facilities and program Studio Art Centers International Florence, Italy 1995 Consultant Computer Hardware and Software Systems Consultant for new computer graphic laboratory Ohio Northern University, Ada, Ohio 1994 Artist / Consultant Graphic Design, Digital Photographic Enhancement Storyville: The Silent Dance A one hour documentary film about the turn of the century legalized red light district in New Orleans Anne O. Craig & Maia Harris - producers/directors Tete Rouge Productions, New Orleans, Louisiana Academic Positions - Teaching Positions August 2000 - Associate Professor of Art - Tenure May 2002 Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH August 1994 - Assistant Professor of Art July 2000 Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH August 1993 - Assistant Professor, Visual Arts May 1994 University of Southwestern Louisiana, Lafayette, LA August 1989 - Adjunct Instructor, Visual Arts May 1993 University of Southwestern Louisiana, Lafayette, LA Spring 1992 Adjunct Instructor Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA Summer 1989 Associate Instructor, Indiana University Summer Program in Florence, Italy August 1988 - Associate Instructor May 1989 Indiana University, Bloomington, IN Academic Positions - Administrative Positions 1998 - 2002 Computer Art Division Chair Administrative chair for computer art division 4 full-time faculty, 1 part-time faculty 280 undergraduate majors • Develop long-range planning for division • Budget administrator for division • Class scheduling and faculty assignments • Research, identify, specify, and purchase hardware and software • Work with ITS to implement facilities • Updated and expanded undergraduate curriculum • Developed Computer Art MFA specialization • Supervise academic advising • Serve on director’s advisory council • Faculty advisor for computer art club (student organization) Academic Positions - Administrative Positions (continued) 1996-2002 Director Center for Advanced Visualization and Education Bowling Green State University • Implement internal and external projects • Work with corporate sponsors • Organize tours of facility • Research, specify and implement hardware and software • Implement beta tests of software 1996-1998 Computer Art Area Head Administrative head for computer art area 2 full-time faculty, 1 part-time faculty 160 undergraduate majors 1995 - 2002 SGI System & Network Administrator Center for Advanced Visualization and Education Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio Multiple Platforms including: Macintosh: 8 media 100 non-linear video editing workstations, SGI: 23 o2 systems, 23 Indy systems, 1 Indigo 2 solid impact, 1 Onyx (4 200mhz processors) 1995 - 2002 Software Administrator for Alias/Wavefront Software Alias Campus Partner Contact BGSU 75 site licenses in the School of Art including Maya, Poweranimator, composer, and studiopaint 3D 1992 - 1994 System & Network Administrator for Computer Laboratory University of Southwestern Louisiana, College of the Arts, Lafayette, LA 15 Macintosh 11ci’s, 2 Macintosh, Centris 610’s, 3 printers, 2 scanners, Non-Linear Video Editing Suite, 2 Silicon Graphics Iris Indy Workstations 1993 - 1994 Software Administrator for Alias Studio Software University of Southwestern Louisiana, Lafayette, LA 5 site licenses - 2 in Art, 3 in CS Virtual Reality Laboratory 2 SGI Indigo’s, 2 SGI Indigo2, 1 SGI Onyx Supercomputer Academic Positions - Administrative Positions (continued) June 1990 - Sept. 1992 Registrar University Art Museum, University of Southwestern Louisiana, Lafayette, LA • Registered, photographed, and cataloged the 750 objects from the Permanent Collection • Designed the database and forms for the management of the collection • Computerized all documentation concerning the collection • Prepared condition reports and recommendations for conservation Fall 1990 Assistant to the Director University Art Museum University of Southwestern Louisiana, Lafayette, LA • Design: announcements, brochures, signage, tickets, banners, etc. • Public Relations: prepared news releases, correspondence, etc. • Documentation: prepared media packets, computerized documentation • Distribution: managed database and mailing list • Financial: computerized financial records and produced financial reports • Fund-raising: grant preparation Teaching Experiences – Classes Taught Industrial Light and Magic 2002-2003 Maya for Animators (2 Sections) OSX and Photoshop7 for Viewpainters Cari for Matchmovers (T3) Intro to Cloth Simulation (3 Sections) Maya Animation (Hulk) (2 Sections) Maya Modeling and Animation for Tds Modeling and Viewpainting for Matchmovers Maya for Pirates Maya Q&A for Pirates Maya Modeling and Animation for Enveloping in Cari (ILM proprietary Software) Intro to XSI (3 Sections) Intro to Poseur (ILM proprietary Animation Software) (3 Sections) XSI for Van Helsing Animators, Tds and Matchmovers (4 sections) Viewpaint (texture painting) for Episode III (5 sections) Maya for Art Directors Teaching Experiences – Classes Taught (continued) Industrial Light and Magic 2001-2002 Modeling in Maya for ILM Commercials Division Creature Development Pipeline for Production Software 8 applications in 10 days (3rd Party - Maya, Alias, Softimage, Photoshop) (ILM Proprietary - Isculpt, Cari, Matador, Irender) Photoshop for Art Dept./Still Photo Maya for animators (4 sections) Creature Development and Animation in Maya for Previz Department Maya for Animators (quick start for Tds) Maya Rigging for Bounty Hunter Workshop Teaching Experiences – New Hire Training – Industrial Light and Magic Modeling New hire training in modeling pipeline, Maya, Softimage, Isculpt and related tools. Creature TD’s New hire training in creature pipeline, Enveloping, Socking, Cloth Simulation, Rigid Body Simulation, Creature Setup – Chaining. Maya, Softimage, Isculpt, Cari, Zeno and related tools. Animators New hire training in animation pipeline, Maya, Softimage, Cari, Zeno, Poseur and related tools Provided Maya support for animators on Hulk and Pirates Ongoing Maya, XSI and Poseur support for animators and matchmovers Teaching Experiences - Undergraduate Courses Bowling Green State University Art 102, 2-D Foundations, 4 sections Art 205, Intermediate Figure Drawing, 1 section Art 390, Intro to computer Art, 10 sections Art 391, Intermediate Computer Art (animation), 9 sections Art 392, Applications of Computer Art (interactive multimedia), 2 sections Art 470, Adv. Computer Art (animation), 5 sections Art 470, Internet Art/Programming, 1
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