This short clip, edited and shot by the NUAMPS video team can currently be seen on the main University web page, with other video, audio and written articles about the great series of events staged for Mortie Schapiro’s inauguration as the incoming 16th president of Northwestern.
Osa: Sisters in Science premieres next Thursday night.
Here is the Movie Poster:
Here is the trailer:
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Waa Mu concert Set-up – May 5th
Video Crew
Stef
Mark
Chris Wickman
Evan – from 9am-12:30pm
Erin
Micah – 12:15 – 5pm
Jib Operations
Mark Sofil
Audio Crew
Dave Look- helping Don w/ audio
Don Kenyon
9:00 AM – Stef, Mark S, Wickman, Evan T, Erin, meet at 4th floor storage, load out
9:00 AM – Don Kenyon and Dave Look arrive at Cahn with sound equipment, set up
9:30 AM – NUAMPS Crew arrive at Cahn Auditorium, Set up
10:00 AM – Mark Sofil arrives at Cahn with jib, Set up (needs 2.5 hours)
12:15 PM – Micah Arrives
1:00 PM – Break for lunch
2:00 PM – Camera Tests
4:00 PM or before – Break down cameras, put in equipment locker at Cahn
Waa Mu Performance May 6th
Video Crew
Director – Harlan
Asst. Director – Mark
Cam Stage 1 – Stef
Cam Stage 2 – Chris Wallace
Cam Jib Operator – Mark Sofil
Cam opposite jib on raised platform – Stephen
Cam rear center of auditorium Chris Wickman
Cam locked down on balcony – Sean
PA – Erin
PA – Chris A – Helping Jib op.
PA – Carole
Audio Crew
Dave Look- helping Don w/ audio
Don Kenyon
2:30 PM – Stef, Mark S, Stephen P, Chris Wickman, Chris Wallace, Sean C, Carole W, Erin K, Chris A, arrive at Cahn.
- Finish setting up, have everything in working order.
- Waa 2 Shoot (Exact Time TBD)
4:30 PM – Break for dinner
7:00 PM – All Crew back at Cahn
8:00 PM – Waa Mu show starts
11:00 PM – Waa Mu show ends
11:30 PM – 1:30am – Tear Down, 2 crew to B181 to start unloading firestores
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Mark Skala
NUAMPS Video Production Specialist
(708) 768-6137
We are capturing, broadcasting on NUCH1, webcasting to the web and the Chicago campus, President Bienen’s final State of the University speech. We have an all hands on deck, full metal jacket team here in the McTrib Medill auditorium. To watch the webcast on Real, the info and link is here: http://www.northwestern.edu/president/
above: The NUAMPS video elves in a meeting to discuss production details.
On Friday, February 20, we spent the day documenting the Oncofertility Saturday Academy, this was our third shoot day for this project, that night we had the honor of being on hand to do a multi-camera event for the farewell Gala at Pick-Staiger for the outgoing University President Henry Bienen and Professor of Law Leigh Bienen.
Tuesday, February 24, we did two sessions, one set of morning interview, and one afternoon shoot for B-roll in the scene shop for the U.R. produced BigTen Waa Mu documentary. Today, we are on the Chicago campus for the State of the Medical School Address by the Dean of Medical School. Thursday and Friday are scheduled video shoots with the Faculty and Students of the Bienen Music School for a different BigTen video production, about the NU Jazz ensemble and Jazz Program Director Victor Goines.
Seven shoots, eight days, keep those camera batteries charged, and if needed, keep “The Phial of Galadriel” handy for additional fill light.
Working with NU University Relations, NUIT A&RT NUAMPS, FSS, and LTG, and NUIT Communications we are pleased to announce NU on iTunes Live tomorrow.
From www.itunes.northwestern.edu
iTunes U is a free, hosted service for higher education that provides a means for managing, delivering, and accessing university-related podcasts to interested members of the global community.
Northwestern on iTunes U podcasts can be viewed through the use of Internet-based digital devices, such as laptops, iPods, iPhones, and other MP3 players, and on traditional desktop computers. Anyone can search, download, and play educational content similar to the way music, movies, and TV shows are downloaded.
Tonight NUAMPS is shooting the Northwestern Jazz Orchestra, led by Victor Goines and Christopher Madsen, on stage at Pick-Staiger Concert Hall as a part of our spring program featuring NU Jazz for University Relations and the Big 10 Network. The program is being directed by yours truly.
Goines, a world-renowned saxophonist and clarinetist, and member or the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, joined Northwestern as the new director of jazz studies in the spring of 2008. Shooting this afternoon’s rehearsal before the main event tonight, it was evident that Professors Goines and Madsen are both outstanding teachers and musicians, and their arrival signals the beginning of a new and exciting chapter of jazz studies at Northwestern.
This weekend, NUAMPS will be shooting the School of Music’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. This is the ninth opera that NUAMPS has produced for the School of Music, starting in spring of 2005 with The Magic Flute. I’ve worked on every single one, directing all but the first one – they’re consistently great productions, and I’d encourage everyone to check them out. They’re available at Northwestern’s new YouTube page: http://www.youtube.com/northwesternu. I’ll post photos of this weekend’s production early next week.
Today, NUIT AT NUAMPS is recording and webcasting live the Chicago Stem Cell Symposium.
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