38th Annual Bergen County Teen Arts Festival Bergen Community

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38th Annual Bergen County Teen Arts Festival
Bergen Community College, Paramus, NJ
Friday – May 17, 2013
Cover Illustration- Ashlee Cruz, Bergen Tech. HS, Teterboro
Program Illustrations:
Page 10 ................................................................................................... Radhika Gajera, Memorial HS, Elmwood Park
Page 16 ................................................................................................. Gregory Mendoza, Bergen Tech. HS, Teterboro
Page 20 ...................................................................................... Aleksandra Jurgowska, Memorial HS, Elmwood Park
Page 21 .......................................................................................................... Carly Wendall, Bergen Tech. HS, Paramus
Page 23 ......................................................................................................... Kim Anderson, Bergen Tech. HS, Paramus
Page 25(L) ................................................................................................ Anthony Lam, Memorial HS, Elmwood Park
Page 25(R) ...................................................................................................... Sophie LaBell, Bergen Tech. HS, Paramus
Page 26 (L) .................................................................................................................... Jessica Agas, Wallington Jr/Sr HS
Page 26 (R) ...................................................................................................... Leslie Espinal, Bergen Tech. HS Paramus
Page 28 ………. ........................................................................................ Jessica Rojecki, Memorial HS, Elmwood Park
Page 29 ............................................................................................. Wesley Marie Espinal, Bergen Tech. HS, Paramus
Page 30 ................................................................................................. Monika Jasionik, Memorial HS, Elmwood Park
A Message from
B. Kaye Walter, Ph.D.
President, Bergen Community College
“Art is the window to man's soul. Without it, he would never be able to see beyond his immediate
world; nor could the world see the man within.” Former First Lady Claudia “Lady Bird” Johnson
Welcome to Bergen Community College.
Each year we help students gain new insights into themselves and the
world around them through the arts. We are very proud of our cultural,
theater, arts, and music programs at Bergen. We bring Pulitzer Prizewinning authors, professional musicians and entertainers, and regionally
known artists to the campus.
In fact, I am very pleased that the Anna Maria Ciccone Theatre will host the Dance Theatre of Harlem
and you and students from your school are welcome to come and see them perform as part of the
Ciccone Theatre Educational Initiative. This program brings together outstanding performing artists
with focused educational programs to primary, middle and high school students throughout Bergen
County.
Student actors and artists also have many opportunities to perform at Bergen.
The Theatre Program at Bergen Community College offers a wide range of performance, technical,
and general education courses from beginning to advanced level. The professors, directors,
choreographers, designers and technical staff members at Bergen are experienced, working
professionals in their fields. The Theatre Department offers a rich and varied environment for artistic
challenge and growth. Small, interactive classes allow for individualized attention and are a forte of
the College’s performing arts experience. Whether you choose to continue your studies after Bergen
or go directly into the entertainment field, your experience at the College will give you the valuable
foundation you need for a life in the theatre.
The Visual Arts Department provides students with instruction, experience and encouragement in
the practice of visual art and the study of the history of art and visual culture. Our courses of study
impart current information and techniques and promote the development of students’ thinking about
art, media, and culture. Facilities include state of the art studios for computer animation, computer
graphics, drawing/painting, digital and darkroom photography and an art gallery.
Whichever of the arts is a window to your soul, I urge you to consider Bergen Community College.
Teen Arts Festival Mission and Thanks
A celebration of the alliance of young people and the arts, the 2013 Teen Arts Festival is founded on
the belief that the arts are an indispensable expression of self and an essential language. Through
workshops in all the arts disciplines, the Festival strives to engage each student in a deeper level of
artistry and professionalism. Through critiqued performances and exhibits, the Festival showcases
the myriad and extraordinary talents of middle and high school students and their teachers.
A prime benefit of the Festival is the opportunity it provides students to validate themselves as artists
by spending a day in the company of professional artists who participate in creative fields at many
different levels. Offering further enrichment, the Visual Arts Committee presents a refreshing
symposium on creativity for teachers during the Festival.
The Division applauds the outstanding artists, teachers, critiquers and moderators who lend their
professional artistry to the festival by leading workshops, critiquing the performances and art exhibit,
and maintaining a smooth flow of events at the performing sites. Without the spirited contributions
of these remarkable people, the Festival would not be possible, nor would its lasting effect on our
teenagers be so profound.
We thank the many volunteers who donate their valuable time today at the festival. Their
participation – giving necessary directions and keeping workshops and performance sites quiet and
running on time – is instrumental to the reputation of the Bergen County Teen Arts Festival as an
award-winning arts-in-education program. We hope that every volunteer will take some of their free
time during the course of the day to enjoy the Festival by taking in a workshop, seeing a student
performance, or viewing the outstanding art exhibit in the cafeteria of the Main Building.
With over 4,000 students participating The Bergen County Teen Arts Festival is the largest, most
comprehensive arts-in-education festival for teenagers in the state of New Jersey. Through the
interaction of artists, students, teachers, and volunteers, the Festival helps the Division achieve its
goal of encouraging and strengthening the creative abilities of young people and increasing their
access to the arts. Thank you all!
Carol Messer, Director
Bergen County Division of Cultural & Historic Affairs
Evan Cooper, Administrator
Bergen County Teen Arts Festival
Table of Contents
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County of Bergen Officials & Board of Chosen Freeholders ................................................................ Page 2
Festival Advisory Board ............................................................................................................................ Page 3
Arts Planning Committees ........................................................................................................................ Page 4
Special Thanks ............................................................................................................................................. Page 5
Special Art Exhibition Information .......................................................................................................... Page 6
Workshop Time Schedules……………………………...………………………………………….…Pages 7-9
Workshop Descriptions:
Creative Writing ..................................................................................................................... Pages 10-11
Instrumental & Vocal Music ................................................................................................. Pages 12-15
Dance ....................................................................................................................................... Pages 15-18
Theater……...………………………………………………………………………………..Pages 18-20
Film & Video .............................................................................................................................Page 21-22
Visual Arts............................................................................................................................... Pages 23-26
Performances & Critique Schedules ................................................................................................ Pages 27-31
Participating Schools & School Liaisons ................................................................................................ Page 32
Gourmet Dining Services Food Tent Menu .......................................................................................... Page 33
Map, Pitkin Education Center (Main Building)……..…………………………………………...Pages 34-35
Plan Your Day………………………………………………………………………………………..…..Page 36
Map, Bergen Community College…………………...………………………………………….…Back Cover
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COUNTY OF BERGEN
Kathleen A. Donovan
County Executive
BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS
David L. Ganz
Chairman
Joan M. Voss
Vice Chairwoman
John A. Felice
Chair Pro Tempore
Maura R. DeNicola
John D. Mitchell
Steven A. Tanelli
Tracy Silna Zur
CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS
John S. Hogan
County Clerk
John L. Molinelli
Prosecutor
Michael Saudino
Sheriff
Michael R. Dressler
Surrogate
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DEPARTMENT OF PARKS
Ronald Kistner, Director
DIVISION OF CULTURAL & HISTORIC AFFAIRS
Carol Messer, Division Director
Please visit our web site at:
http://www.co.bergen.nj.us/bcparks/CulturalTeenArts.htm
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2013 Bergen County Teen Arts Festival
Advisory Board
James Sarto, Chairman
Representative - Bergen County Secondary
Principals & Supervisors Association,
Principal, Saddle Brook High School
Dr. Mark Porto
Superintendent of Schools
Hasbrouck Heights Schools
Peggy Siebecker, Vice-Chairman
Director, Project IMPACT
Tracy Miceli
Community & Cultural Affairs
Bergen Community College
Edmund Moderacki, Secretary
Representative
Bergen County Education Association
Dr. Patricia Raupers
Waldwick Public Schools
Constance Lee, Treasurer
Bergen Community College (Ret.)
Dr. Eugene Westlake
Superintendent of Schools (Ret.)
Northern Valley Regional HS District
Patrick J. Fletcher
River Dell Regional School District
Carol Messer, Executive Director
Director of the Bergen County Division of
Cultural & Historic Affairs
Evan Cooper, Administrator
Bergen County Teen Arts Festival
The Bergen County Teen Arts Festival is a non-profit, joint project of Bergen County’s
Department of Parks, Division of Cultural & Historic Affairs, Bergen Community College,
Bergen County schools, and Project IMPACT. The Teen Arts Festival is funded in part
through a grant from the NJ State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner
Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, under the Division’s auspices. Bergen
Community College is a wheelchair accessible facility.
June is Celebrate New Jersey Month
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Arts Planning Committees
CREATIVE WRITING
Heather Mecka
Hackensack Middle School
MUSIC
Steven Bell
Teaneck High School
James O’Rourke
Wallington High School (Ret.)
Connie DeFazio
Pierrepont Middle School, Rutherford
Mark Wright
Northern Valley Regional HS-Demarest (Ret.)
Leslie Mac Pherson
Northern Valley Regional HS-Demarest
DANCE
Laurie Crochet-Hyslop
Bergen County Academies
Ray Ippolito
Ridgewood
Lisa MacVicar
Hackensack High School
Andrea Kron
Montvale
Elissa Machlin-Lockwood
Center For Modern Dance Education,
Hackensack
VISUAL ART
George DiBouno
Holdrum Middle School, River Vale (Ret.)
JoAnn Onnembo
Bergen County Academies, Hackensack
THEATER
Staci Block
Bergen County Family Guidance, Hackensack
Linda Tomaselli
Glen Rock Middle School
Tony Bucco
Pierrepont Middle School, Rutherford
FILM/VIDEO
Neal Meltzer
Waldwick High School
Gregory Liosi
Cultural Arts Director
Hackensack Recreation Program
Victoria Pero
Bergen County Academies, Hackensack
Bill Ullman
Emerson Jr/Sr High School
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For Your Information...
Be On Time- If you or your school is scheduled to perform at a certain time, please try to arrive at the
performance site at least 10 minutes prior to your scheduled time. If you miss your
performance time you will go to the end of the performance time slots so that others
will not miss other commitments.
Lost & Found- Main Building - Teen Arts registration area near Campus Security office.
Medical-
Medical Assistance is available in Room HS100
Remember- Be sure you have all of your belongings and students before you leave campus.
A Generous Bergen Community College- The generosity of Bergen Community College is a gift.
Treat it nicely! Learn! Applaud! Grow! Create! Explore all the arts here today. Do
NOT litter, abuse, mess or damage buildings, bathrooms, or grounds. We want today
to be a wonderful day for everybody. Violators will be prosecuted.
Be Polite-
Please do not enter or leave a workshop or performance site after the artist or
performers have started. It disrupts both the instructor and students attending or
performing. Thank you.
On the day of the festival follow us on Twitter for important schedule updates,
announcements, up-to-date Teen Arts news and emergencies at: @BCTeenArts
Special Thanks To......
Our many loyal supporters and volunteers, without whom it would be impossible to present this
fantastic celebration of the arts each year. We are proud to have served over 125,000 students,
teachers and administrators during our 36 years to date. We are grateful to the Advisory Board and
Arts Planning Committees for providing both guidance and direction; to our Planning Committee
members who act as Moderators at the performance sites; to Bergen Community College for
providing such excellent facilities and staff; to County Executive Kathleen Donovan; the Bergen
County Board of Chosen Freeholders; the Bergen County Department of Parks, the Division of
Cultural & Historic Affairs, and to the donors, contributors and friends of Bergen County Teen Arts.
On behalf of the thousands of students and teachers who attend annually, our deepest thanks.
Twitter-
Dr. B. Kaye Walter, President - Bergen Community College
Bergen County Education Association
Bergen County Superintendents Association
Tracy Miceli, Coordinator, Meeting and Training Center, B.C.C.
Josh Kates, General Manager, Guitar Center – Paramus, N.J.
Mindy McClusky, Exhibits Coordinator – Dick Blick Art Materials
Susan Rubin – Gourmet Dining Services
Peggy Siebecker, Director - Project IMPACT
Rico Reeds, a D’Addario & Co. brand
Buffet-Crampon Wind Instruments
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Teen Arts Festival Special Art Exhibition
The Teen Arts Festival Advisory Board and Visual Art Planning Committee are proud to display a
sampling of the talent of all students by additionally displaying a selected number of pieces of visual
art from the festival. From all the art on display on the festival day one work from each school will
be selected to be exhibited in the lobby of the Bergen County Administration Building, located
adjacent to the Bergen County Courthouse. The Bergen County Administration Building is an
extremely busy place with thousands of workers and visitors passing through the lobby each week.
It is an excellent location; each year many positive comments are made by visitors and employees.
The exhibit will run from Wednesday, June 5, 2013 through Wednesday, June 19, 2013. There will
be a reception for all participating artists in the exhibit on Wednesday evening, June 5 at 6 PM. All
parents and teachers are also invited. The reception will be in the Bergen County Administration
Building.
The art will be removed the morning of Thursday, June 20 and brought upstairs to the Cultural &
Historic Affairs office on the fourth floor. Artists are expected to make arrangements to pick up their art in
our office no later than Friday, July 12, 2013. Teen Arts will not be responsible for any art left in our office
after July 12th.
Please note that no art can be displayed in the Administration Building lobby unless it is suitable for
hanging, i.e. eye-hooks & wire, and we have in our possession (on the day of the festival,) a signed
Release of Liability form from each artist and their parent(s).
If your piece has been chosen, you will find a note attached to your art saying that Teen Arts Staff
will remove the art at the end of the day and bring it to our offices in preparation for the exhibit. All
art chosen must have been prepared for hanging on our wire display panels, as well as having a
Release of Liability form. If you need to have your art prepared for hanging - YOU must get it done
and bring it to our office no later than Monday - June 3, 2013 or it will not be included in the
exhibition.
Any questions concerning the art display should be addressed to:
Bergen County Division of Cultural & Historic Affairs
Attn: Teen Arts Festival Administrator – Evan Cooper
One Bergen County Plaza - 4th Floor
Hackensack, New Jersey 07601-7076
(201) 336-7272
[email protected]
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Workshop Schedule
(all workshops are 50 minutes in length unless otherwise indicated)
Creative Writing
8:45 AM
Creative Writing: From Song to Story
9:00 AM
Room
L142
The Poet’s Voice (continuous until 12:00 PM)
B Wing Overhang
Poetry on the Line (continuous until 12:00 PM)
B Wing Overhang
Poetry and Illustration Wall (continuous until 1:00 PM)
L159
Words-Work
L147
10:30 AM
L142
11:30 AM
Words-Work
L147
12:30 PM
L142
12:45 PM
Words-Work
L147
Hip Hop
Room
S246
Theater – Fosse For Us
C106
So You Think You Can Dance
S253
Dub Step
S111
10:00 AM
Latin Ballroom
S244
10:15 AM
Hip Hop
S246
10:45 AM
S253
11:00 AM
Dub Step
S111
11:30 AM
Hip Hop
S246
Latin Ballroom
S244
11:45 AM
S253
12:00 PM
C106
12:30 PM
FLASH MOB – REP YOUR SCHOOL
B Wing Overhang
1:00 PM
Latin Ballroom
S244
1:10 PM
Dub Step
S111
C106
9:45 AM
Dance
9:00 AM
9:30 AM
9:45 AM
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Film and Video
9:45 AM
YouTube Cube (75 min.)
Room
S134
10:00 AM
Television Studio Production (75 min,)
W124B
10:45 AM
Music Videos from Aggressive
W316
11:45 AM
YouTube Cube (75 min.)
S134
12:00 PM
Television Studio Production (75 min,)
W124B
W316
W316
Freeing Your Freestyle
Room
S132
Jazz Interactive – Play, Play, Play!
T201
1:30 PM
Music
9:00 AM
Bergen Teen Idol
(HS)
S138
9:30 AM
Glee In The House
C210
9:45 AM
A Journey in Percussion
T203
Beat Making and Bass Music Production
T119
Spontaneous Composition Jam Session (continuous-1:30)
Showmobile
10:30 AM
T201
10:45 AM
Glee In The House
C210
11:00 AM
Bergen Teen Idol
10:00 AM
(MS)
S138
S132
11:15 AM
T203
11:30 AM
T119
12:15 PM
Glee In The House
C210
T201
1:00 PM
1:15 PM
Bergen Teen Idol
(ALL)
S138
S132
T203
T119
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Theater
9:00 AM
Instant Theater (80 min.)
Room
B122
9:15 AM
Improvising Real Life
W320
9:30 AM
Introduction to Stage Combat
C211
Playing at Theater – Improvisation Games (HS)
S110
Fights You Can Act
C211
W320
Playing at Theater – Improvisation Games (MS)
S110
Instant Theater (80 min.)
B122
11:30 AM
Introduction to Stage Combat
C211
12:00 PM
W320
12:30 PM
Fights You Can Act
C211
1:00 PM
Playing at Theater – Improvisation Games (All)
S110
1:30 PM
Fights You Can Act
C211
10:30 AM
11:00 AM
Visual Arts
8:45 AM
Light Writing
Room
L146
Mask Making – Forming (75 min.)
W326
9:00 AM
Sculpting the Human Head (75 min.)
S115
9:15 AM
Manga Basics
L145
9:30 AM
Teachers’ Symposium (90 min., teachers only)
S266
10:00 AM
How to Draw a Caricature
L141
10:15 AM
Light Writing
L146
Mask Making – Forming (75 min.)
W326
Sculpting the Human Head (75 min.)
S115
Manga Basics
L145
Mask Making – Painting (90 min.)
W326
L141
12:00 PM
Iphoneography
L146
12:30 PM
Manga Basics
L145
1:00 PM
L141
1:15 PM
Iphoneography
L146
11:00 AM
11:30 PM
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Creative Writing Workshops
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THE POET’S VOICE &
POETRY ON THE LINE
James O’Rourke
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Continuous
B Wing Overhang (Outside)
POETRY & ILLUSTRATION WALL
9:00 AM – 1:00 PM Continuous
Room L159
The Poetry Wall will be an exciting place to
practice the freedom of expression through poetry.
An entire wall invites you to create your own
poem, add a line to an ongoing collective poem, or
write a poem inspired by a poem you found on the
wall that day. You can write a line, a stanza, or a
whole poem. You can write a quote from a favorite
poem as inspiration for other poets. You can even
illustrate a poem that has been written on the wall.
Be sure to sign your work with your name and the
school you attend. Visit early in the day and return
later to see what has been added and to read
feedback on your work. We will provide the blank
mural and magic markers. The possibilities are
endless! Come leave your mark on this exciting
collaborative poetic work of art! Help us create a
truly collaborative wall of poetry.
The Poet’s Voice – Open Microphone. Bring your
writing and proclaim it to the universe! Not a
Slam; not Improv! Get your good stuff published –
out in the open to an audience of your peers. Read
your own work or select something from other
great poets. A poetry library will be available for
you to choose from. Come and share your writing
with an appreciative audience, or just sit and listen
to support your friends.
Poetry On The Line – Pick a poem and hang yours
up for picking if you want to. Brazil’s Northeast
poets hang their poems from clotheslines out in the
open market to be taken down and read or to be
taken away if you like them enough. Come and
visit our poetry clothesline. Take away a poem you
like; leave one of your own. Clothespins provided.
Will be monitored for content.
James O’Rourke, a poet, published in print and on
TV and radio, is a Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation
Teacher/Poet and an experienced reader.
He
believes passionately that poetry is a primarily
vocal art which needs a public airing so that its
sound can add to its sense.
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WORDS-WORK
Judy Pal
Session I: 9:45AM - 10:35AM
Session II: 11:30 AM – 12:20 PM
Session III: 12:45 PM - 1:35 PM
Room L147
CREATIVE WRITING –
FROM SONGS TO STORIES
Virve Lane
Session I: 8:45 AM - 9:35 AM
Session II: 10:30 AM - 11:20 AM
Room: L142
Perhaps you are suffering from writer's block or
maybe your lack of confidence has kept you from
writing your first poem. To conquer whatever it is
that is stifling you, this workshop could be your
next portal into the writer's universe. Once you
realize that you are surrounded by the words of
poetry in your everyday life and that it is up to you
to lay hold of and rearrange them according to
your muse, happily, you end up mining for gold in
the recesses of your imagination. This "hands on"
experience invites you to interact with paper words
that you have chosen randomly, rearranged
repeatedly, and glued carefully to your
"canvas." As a reward, your Words-Work can
provide the framework for your next story or it
might even inspire you to tap into your creative
core. But hold on...you could end up surprising
yourself with your first poem too!
From Apocalyptica to Jimi Hendrix, jazz or
classical, music inspires us, entangling our senses
im complex reactionary patterns.
Stream of
consciousness writing clears the brain of thoughts
which hinder a smooth flow of creativity. This
workshop relies on your interpretation of different
pieces of music as a springhead to a polished piece
of prose narrative or simply a vivid reaction.
Come, listen and write! The artist within will feel
joy.
Virve Lane received her B.A. in English Education
from Rutgers College and her MA in English and
Comparative
Literatures
from
Montclair
University. A chapter of her master’s thesis, “Otto
Rank’s theories of Creativity Applied to the Lives
of Three Artists” was published in “Art and Artist
“ Magazine. Virve is an English Professor at
Brookdale and Middlesex Community Colleges.
She also teaches creative writing and, thus, is in
tune with methods which inspire students to
explore and expand their creative potentials.
Judith Pal taught English and French in Bergen
County for over 30 years and was honored as the
2007 Teacher of the Year in her school. She credits
her many European travel experiences and her
participation in the Dodge Foundation Spring and
Fountain and the ATI workshops for enriching her
career and helping to foster an appreciation of
language in her students. She believes that the true
meaning of poetry and creative prose extends
beyond the conspicuous text into the blank spaces
between the lines where the mind's eye can discern
the underlying symbolic essence of the work.
Virve has travelled extensively to four continents
and has skydived.
This workshop has been generously
sponsored by
Project IMPACT – An Arts In Education
Resource
www.ProjectImpact.org
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Instrumental & Vocal Music Workshops
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THE SPONTANEOUS COMPOSITION
JAM SESSION
Ray Ippolito
10:00 AM-1:30 PM Continuous
Showmobile
BEAT MAKING AND
BASS MUSIC PRODUCTION 101
Joro-Boro
Session I: 10:00 AM-10:50 AM
Session II: 11:30 AM-12:20 PM
Session III: 1:15 PM-2:05 PM
Room: T119
Year after year, this workshop draws over 1000
students to participate or just kick back and enjoy
the sounds being created on stage under the
direction
of
multi-talented
Ray
Ippolito.
Drummers, horn, guitar and string players, rappers
and singers alike share their talents and energy in
this impromptu jam session.
In this workshop we will cover the basics of music
production and beat making using Ableton Live. It
is intended to be an introductory session with
emphasis on workflow - one of the most important
aspects of music production. It will include a brief
overview of club music beats and tempos and will
focus on a particular track beginning with the
selection and processing of the samples and
instruments, building a beat, and concluding with
the organization of the track structure. Highly
recommended for those interested in EDM in
general and particularly in crunk, dubstep, glitchhop, moombahton, trap, West Coast bass, etc.
Due to the overwhelming turnout of bands over the
years, we encourage all of you who wish to show
what you and/or your band are made of by
opening this “jam session” to preexisting groups of
all styles: Metal, R&B, Rock, Latin, Hip-Hop, etc.
You will be given the opportunity to play no more
than 2 songs (max time 10 minutes) and will be
required
to
bring
any
additional
amplifiers/equipment your band will need. There
will be a band sign up at the stage the day of the
festival and it will be on a limited first come, first
serve basis, so be sure to sign up early.
Joro-Boro is a producer and DJ who promotes
entoteck, glitch-folk and post-national bass. He is
primarily interested in musical genres that circuit
bend the archaic and the futuristic and that short
circuit cultural flows. This aesthetic informs his
work resulting in dirty hybrids of local musics:
crunk cumbia, capoeira moombahcore, Balkan
brass juke, etc.
Ray Ippolito is a multi-instrumentalist who has
had his hands full as a performer, composer,
arranger, producer, musical director, industry
clinician and educator for the past 15 years. A
Musicians Institute honors graduate and Berklee
College of Music alumnus, Ray has performed all
over the world as well as such prestigious venues
as Carnegie Hall, Symphony Space and Lincoln
Center.
As a DJ, Joro-Boro has toured with Balkan Beat
Box, has repeatedly performed with Bassnectar,
Ana Sia, An-Ten-Nae, Balkan Beat Box, Boban
Markovic, David Starfire, DJ Spooky, Filastine,
FreQ Nasty, Gogol Bordello, Kraddy, M-1 (Dead
Prez), Maga Bo, Marty Party, MC Zulu, Method
Man, Omar Souleyman, Prefuse 73, Radiohiro,
Tinariwen and others. In the summer of 2013 JoroBoro is slated to perform for the third time at
SummerStage in Central Park, NYC. He is a regular
performer at the Burning Man Festival in the
Nevada desert.
Equipment used in the Spontaneous
Composition Jam Session has been
generously supplied by
Guitar Center, 762 Route 17 North,
Paramus, N.J. 201-444-9800
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A JOURNEY IN PERCUSSION
Mal Stein
Session II: 11:15 AM - 12:05 PM
Room: T203
JAZZ INTERACTIVE – PLAY, PLAY, PLAY
Lauren Sevian
Session I: 9:00 AM – 9:50 AM
Room: T201
This workshop will be a Percussion Journey across
three world regions. Covering rhythms from Latin
America, Africa and the Mid-East, we will take the
time to explore one popular rhythm from each of
these places.
An improvisation workshop with an emphasis on
Jazz and Blues. This will be a “play” based clinic,
which will involve lots of “call and response”
exercises, learning a tune by ear, and how to
communicate with your instrument. We will also
explore how to “connect” with your audience.
While playing these rhythms on hand drums we
will go over the importance of groove, dynamics
and tempo. We will then combine these world
rhythms with contemporary dance grooves played
on a drum-set. Listen, feel and learn how the
different musical elements can be combined
together in this interactive class. From beginner to
advanced there will be something for everyone to
learn. If you have any percussion instruments
please bring them. A limited number of drums will
be available.
Lauren Sevian, a Grammy award winning
saxophonist, has been performing professionally
since the age of 12, first on the piano, then on the
saxophone. At the age of 16 she won the Count
Basie Invitational soloing competition, which led to
a feature performance with the Basie Band. By the
age of 17 she had already performed at Carnegie
Hall, Lincoln Center, & the Village Vanguard. In
the fall of 1997, Lauren came to NYC to attend the
prestigious Manhattan School of Music.
She
graduated in the spring of 2001 with a bachelor of
music degree. In addition to performing, Ms.
Sevian is a teacher, clinician, conductor, and
adjudicator. Highlights include joining the
Litchfield Jazz Camp faculty as a teaching artist in
2007. In April 2008 she was invited to adjudicate &
perform at the Monterey Jazz Festival’s “Next
Generation” Festival. In 2011 she was the guest
artist/conductor for the Westchester All-County
Jazz Ensemble. In 2012, she was a featured artist &
adjudicator with the Univ. of Missouri St. Louis
jazz ensemble and at Utah State Univ. as a guest
artist and instructor. As an artist for BuffetCrampon she has given numerous clinics &
performances around the country. She has also
taught at New School and teaches at the Brooklyn
Conservatory. Lauren Sevian endorses BuffetCrampon saxophones, RPC
mouthpieces and Rico Reeds.
Mal Stein has been playing for the last 25yrs and
has toured all over Europe and the U.S. He has
played with a wide range of musicians from Jazz
Fussion Bassist Tom Kennedy, Jazz Vocalist Cyrille
Aimee to World music Bands Mad Juana (Tour of
Finland), Taksim (Montreal Jazz Fest) Epiphany
Project (All over Europe). Mal is featured on
Epiphany Project's just released CD Live in
Germany, and has a new Duo CD out with the
Great Armenian Musician Souren Baronian called
Branching Out.
As a composer, Mal Stein was commissioned to
write the music for Joffrey Ballet's Winter White
show as well as composing dance pieces for Middle
Eastern Dancers. Teaching credits include guest
lecturer at Mary Mount Collage and Rutgers
University and percussion workshops at Balkan
Camps and Middle Eastern camps.
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BERGEN TEEN IDOL
Josh Kutchai
Session I: 9:00 AM - 9:50 AM (HS)
Session II: 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM (MS)
Session III: 1:00 PM - 1:50 PM (All)
Room: S138
GLEE IN THE HOUSE
Sean Baldwin
Room: C210
(Each session limited to 40 participants)
Participants are encouraged to sing a cappella, but may
also bring an accompanying cassette or CD. Note: Any
accompanying recording must NOT include a vocal
track, and all cassettes MUST be cued up and ready to
play.
This workshop will address the nuts and bolts of
running a high school show choir. Your group’s
recruitment, team building and logistics will be
discussed in reference to the popular TV show.
Then we get on our feet and methods of
choreography for show choirs will be addressed.
Participants will walk away with a choreographed
number to add to their group’s repertoire. In order
to follow the vocal arrangements, it is
recommended that students familiarize themselves
with Cee Lo Green’s clean version of “Forget You”.
If desired, your group can appoint a dance captain
to learn alongside the choreographer.
Dance
notation will be provided. “Glee!”
You’ve seen it on TV…you said to yourself, “I can
do that!” Now it’s your turn! The Bergen Teen
Idol workshop is open to anyone who sings or who
has ever wanted to sing. There is no “harsh”
criticism here, only constructive comments and lots
of applause and support from your fellow
performers!
The goal is to join together in
appreciating each others’ voices and talents, not to
be “better” than anyone else. There is never a loser
in music…when we sing from the heart, we are
ALL winners!
Sean Baldwin has collaborated with NYC’s
upcoming musical composers, writers and
performers. A “Gleek” since he was fifteen, Mr.
Baldwin is a union actor, theater teacher, director
and choreographer. Representative work includes
“Into the Woods”, “Pippin”, “The Pajama Game”,
and “Seussical” at Garage Theatre, Bergen County
Players; “Curtains”, The King and I, and
Urinetown plus many projects with students at
numerous high schools in NJ. He has been a
teaching artist with Chicago’s Urban Gateways,
New York’s Solomon Schechter Schools and the
Kaufman Center. He shared a Joseph Jefferson
Citation for Best Ensemble in “Bouncers” and
received a Helen Hayes (in DC) nomination for
Outstanding Supporting Actor as Charles Guiteau
in Signature Theatre’s award winning “Assassins”.
A graduate of Northwestern University, he has led
award winning show choirs on tours in Ireland, the
former
Soviet
Union
and
New
Jersey.
Josh Kutchai is a singer/pianist who has been
performing and teaching different genres of music
for the past thirteen years.
Originally from
Virginia, Josh moved to New Jersey in 1988 to
attend Princeton University, where he received a
dual degree in Mathematics and Music
Performance. Josh has studied classical and Jazz
piano, and he teaches both pop/rock and operatic
style singing.
He is also an accomplished
songwriter. His recordings have been mentioned
in Entertainment Weekly and Time Magazine, and
his music has been played extensively on college
radio stations all over the Northeast.
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Dance Workshops
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Instrumental & Vocal Music
Workshops
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REP YOUR SCHOOL
FLASH MOB
Ryan Holder
One-Time Only – 12:30 PM
B Wing Overhang (Outside)
FREEING YOUR FREESTYLE
Srikala
Room: S132
As the objective of this wonderful day is to
celebrate the arts in our schools how appropriate to
incorporate a popular YouTube craze that everyone
has heard of. Yes, the HARLEM SHAKE.
Through the lens of hip-hop and creative writing,
we will awaken the essence of every art form.
During this writing and performance session,
participants will cultivate their creativity with and
beyond structure through cooperative games and
exercises. We will free our flow of imagination,
open up our minds and speed up our expression.
We will write, speak, compose and improvise to
nurture inspiration and empower innovation.
The objective is to get as much student
participation as possible from each individual
school so they shine and win the "SPOTLIGHT"
during the short Flash Mob/ Harlem Shake
segment. Whether you have two participants or
twenty, each school is asked to put together a 15
second Harlem Shake routine that represents their
pride, creativity, and support for their school.
These 15 second snippets will be put together by
Master
choreographer
Ryan
Holder
into
a synchronized 2 minute Flash mob routine.
Srikala is an MC, DJ, music producer and
percussionist. As a DJ, Srikala uses Ableton Live to
perform his original music, improvising with live
Indian percussion and ambient vocals. His projects
incorporate hip hop, reggae, dubstep and kirtan to
create conscious music for the mainstream.
The best school would take advantage of this "15
sec wild form of expression" by using whatever
their creative minds can imagine (that is also school
appropriate)! We've all seen these videos of the
Harlem Shake on the news or on our computers via
YouTube, so familiarizing yourself with this trend
should be easy and even fun.
A master of abundance and joy, Srikala
skateboards as life medicine. He is a sophisticated
mrdanga player and enjoys teaching harmonium
workshops. Srikala trained in audio engineering at
the Institute of Audio Research in New York City,
and has been playing percussion and leading kirtan
for the last 8 years at yoga studios and temples all
over the country.
We will have a mass rehearsal so each school
knows where and when to "bust their moves". The
biggest, brightest, most creative school, will win
the "SPOTLIGHT" slot and have a special segment
dedicated to them. Lastly, we go viral with our
Harlem Shake dance. Schools can vote online for
who they thought was the best, but the true fun
will be seeing those video views sky rocket to the
MILLIONS!!! How many of you out there are part
of an international YouTube trend? Now you will
have that awesome chance.
Srikala is a powerhouse of creativity, community
mobilization and musical genius. Founder of Artist
Ashram and Unitribe Productions, Srikala is
relentlessly creating spaces for people to freely
open their hearts in creative collaboration. His
devotion permeates his work, and his musical
creations are charting new territory in the world
of mainstream conscious music.
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Dance Workshops
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DANCE - THEATER
FOSSE FOR US!
Andrew Black
Session II: 12:00 PM - 12:50 PM
Session III: 1:10 PM – 2:00 PM
Room: C106 (Rehearsal Hall)
Proper footwear required – no sneakers
DANCE - JAZZ
SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE
Lynn Sullivan
Session II: 10:45 AM -11:35 AM
Session III: 11:45 AM - 12:35 PM
Room: S253
Based in the style of Mr. Bob Fosse, this workshop
will begin with a basic warm-up and feature a
routine using Fosse steps and lingo but set to more
modern music. Whether you are a full out “kick
your face” dancer or a “singer who moves” this
class is designed to challenge you in a fun and
relaxed atmosphere. Come learn moves from
Pippin, Pajama Game, Sweet Charity, and Chicago
all tied together with my own style, rolled into one
rollicking dance.
Ever watch the hit TV show “So You Think You
Can Dance?” and wanted a chance to unleash your
inner dancer? Whether you are a diva on the dance
floor or think you have two left feet, you will leave
this class with confidence knowing you really can
dance.
Lynn Sullivan is a former Radio City Rockette and
was the associate choreographer and dance captain
for the Radio City Christmas Spectacular. Her
Broadway, theater, TV and film performing credits
include 42nd St., Ain’t Broadway Grand, NBC’s
TODAY show, David Letterman, NFL Super Bowl
halftime show and the film, Annie. She continues
to teach all over the tri-state area, including NYC’s
Broadway Dance Center and Rutgers University
Mason Gross School of the Arts.
Andrew Black has performed from the stage of
Carnegie Hall to the streets of Tokyo's DisneySea.
Favorite Credits include: Irving Berlin's White
Christmas (Dance Captain and Swing), First
National Tour of 42nd Street (Bert Barry/ Pat
Denning us), Thoroughly Modern Millie, (Dance
Captain and Graydon us @ Gateway Playhouse),
42nd Street for Randy Skinner (Dance Captain and
Swing) at the Westchester Broadway Dinner
Theater, Tap Dogs, and Crazy Love (Barney and
Asst. Choreographer) for the Off Square Theater in
Jackson Hole, WY.
Andrew has choreographed over 45 shows for
schools and theaters in the tri-state area and
teaches classes in Theater and Tap Dance across the
country for performers and audiences of all ages.
He is currently on faculty teaching Tap and Theater
Dance at STEPS in NYC.
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DANCE-HIP HOP
Shadae Martin
MarquisElite Performing Arts Group
Session III: 11:30 AM - 12:20 PM
Room: S246
DANCE-LATIN BALLROOM
Johanna Laliberte
Room: S244
Come learn to move your feet like a pro. It is easier
than you think and we all know it is loads of fun.
The hardest part about learning to dance is making
the decision to learn. After that it is easy peasy.
Come on by and check it out. If you want to bring a
partner or friend that's cool too but not
necessary. You will walk away with Beginner steps
and in Salsa, Cha-Cha, and Bachata and the
knowledge of different types of rhythms and
music.
This dance workshop will encompass basic Hip
Hop and Thrash Jazz. When combined this unique
dance is a rhythmic blend of Hip Hop and Thrash
Jazz called SASSTM. Each participant will be
challenged to maintain retention and discipline and
perform with confidence. Workshop outline: 1.
warm-up (stretch, isolation, and core) 2. across the
floor technique/combination 3. learning featured
dance. MarquisElite Outreach strives to uplift
young adults, teenagers and their families through
a dance mentorship that includes seminars and
lessons. Instructors use interpretative arts that
reflect issues or concerns in participants’ lives. This
visual art is used as a language to speak words that
are otherwise hard to express.
Johanna Laliberte was certified as a professional
Ballroom and Latin dance instructor in 2005 and
has been teaching ever since. She grew up with a
love for dance and music and followed her dream
to win many awards competing. She takes pride in
winning top teacher award for a junior 3 years in a
row at National competitions, and she has
many accomplished students that compete all over
the U.S. When Johanna is not Teaching
Ballroom, Zumba, or Hip Hop classes she is
working as a professional Dancer and Vocalist for
Arminio Entertainment with whom she has
toured world-wide. Her biggest achievement is the
happiness she receives from teaching students to
learn to dance alone or with a partner and have
them walk away with a smile on their face. Her
patience and ability to teach all levels of dance is
what has made her such a loved teacher.
Shadae Martin was choreographer of numerous
college dance teams, including her very own
“Movement X” dance team, as well as the head
dance coach for the Health Opportunities High
School’s Dance Team in the Bronx, NY. She has
danced back-up for up and coming artists as well
as co-produced performing arts showcases in
Washington DC.
While attending Howard
University, she became a Howard University
“Showtime” Marching Band Dancer in the spring
of 2005. She was a dancer for two seasons before
co-founding the MarquisElite in 2007. Shadae
continues to contribute her unique and
evolutionary choreography to the outstanding
masterpieces developed by the entire MarquisElite
Performing Arts Group.
Shadae is currently
teaching dance at the Center for Modern Dance
Education.
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Dance Workshop
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Theater Workshop
DANCE – DUB STEP
Ryan Holder
Session II: 11:00 AM – 11:50 AM
Room: S111
INSTANT THEATER
Jane Keitel
Room B122
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Enter as actors and writers; exit as cast members
of an original micro-mini-musical! After a brief
introduction, we will brainstorm ideas, set up the
story order, cast and rehearse. An original song or
"re-lyric-ized" existing song or two will be added.
Dialogue will be set through improv. Scenes will
be manageable and concise. Let's write our own
idea - or set an existing story on it's feet. Trust your
inner Broadway and improv skills. We will utilize
every minute. Super-focused; Super-fun!
Dub Step is a new underground movement within
the electro-music industry. Some ingredients
include Hip Hop, Trip Hop, EDM, and rock & roll.
In this workshop, students will learn a dance
sequence involving isolations, pop and locking,
and gliding. The students will also focus on the
delivery and feeling that goes behind the track. By
the end of the course, the students will have a
better understanding of the Dub-Step movement
and a brand new dance to show off to their friends.
Jane Keitel is a professional actress, musician &
teaching artist. She has a hard time figuring out
WHICH she loves more: performing on stage OR
working with young actors! Jane is so happy to be
working at the Martin School this spring and is
looking forward to what she and the students will
create.
She has taught across the state for
Papermill Playhouse, Playwrights Theatre of NJ,
The NJ School of Dramatic Arts, What Exit?/The
Theatre Project, and the Garage Theatre.
Her
recent stage credits include: Mi Casa, Tu Casa at
Luna Stage,
MoM A Rock Concert Musical
(Winner Best Musical NYC Fringe Festival 2009),
Across the Wide & Lonesome Prairie, The Good
German, Where the Sun Never Sets Playwrights
Theatre of NJ. Jane teaches music privately and is
Assistant Director of Music at the UCC in Haworth.
She is often directing/musical directing a youth
production somewhere, and always looking for her
next role.
An Improv graduate from NYC's
Chicago City Limits. Degrees from AADA and
MSU.
The program begins with a short warm up led by
the teacher, as the students listen to the song they
are about to work with. In the program, the
students will learn a dance sequence to the sounds
of Dub-Step.
Ryan Holder, professional director/choreographer
will be returning this year for another stellar fun
dubstep workshop. Ryan has been in the music and
entertainment industries for over 5 years and has
won several awards including the "young
choreographers award" in 2008. At his young age,
his talents have enabled him to work with such
names as Alan Cummung, Liza Minnelli, Savion
Glover, Ludacris, B.O.B, and tour the world.
Recently working as choreographer, artist
development coach, and tour manager Ryan is in
the process of developing his next new professional
"triple threat" piece and is searching for all kinds of
talent to fill his entertainment company, W.A.R.P'D
Entertainment. He will also be choreographing this
year’s flash mob/Harlem shake routine for "Rep'
Your School".
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INTRODUCTION TO STAGE COMBAT
Victoria Pero
Room: C211
WHEN THE WORDS RUN OUT AND A
SCENE TURNS PHYSICAL
Dan Renkin
Room: C211
Learn the basics of Stage Combat in this “handson” workshop. When the script calls for physical
action, specific techniques must be utilized to
convince the audience that the action is real while
maintaining the safety of the actors. Participants in
this workshop will be paired up to learn and
practice those techniques under the guidance of an
experienced theater professional.
Creating the illusion of violence is a rare instance in
which the actor's ability to draw on truthful
experience must remain separate from the external
mechanics of the performance. The scene must be
safe--or your show closes after the first
performance! Learn to create the safe illusion of
violence in this introductory session: How to
perform slaps and punches -- chokes and falls -and live to tell the tale! We'll learn the techniques
and concepts that are the building blocks for all
kinds of theatrical combat, moving toward
performing a rehearsed fight with a partner.
Victoria Pero was an Off-Broadway & NYC
actress and director whose credits include: Stormy
Weather:
The
Lena
Horne
Story,
MasterBuilder:REBUILT, Prodigal, a new Australian
musical at The York. The Strange Case of Mary
Lincoln, for Womens Project. a Pre-Broadway
workshop of The Alchemist. David Rodwin’s oneman opera Trippin’ at LaMaMa. David T. King’s Big
Cactus. World premiere production of Caryl
Churchill’s The After Dinner Joke (Top Ten-In
Theatre Magazine). Regional credits include Scenes
and Revelations for SUNY Purchase. Victoria has
worked at The Royal National Theatre in London,
The Guthrie, The Cleveland Playhouse, The York
Theatre, The Pearl, Utah Shakespeare Festival,
Expanded Arts in NYC and The American Stage
Company. She has produced for The Spoleto
Festival, The Drama League and Circle In The
Square. She is a graduate of Northwestern
Fight Director Dan Renkin has worked from
Broadway to regional theatre, from As The World
Turns to the Metropolitan Opera. His work has
been award-winning in the Chester Horn Festival
and
award-nominated
in
the
Midtown
International Theatre Festival. He trained with the
legendary B.H. Barry (the only fight director to
receive Tony Honors) and serves on the faculty of
the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Circle in
the Square, HB Studios and the New York Film
Academy, and has also been a guest artist for
programs including Cap21, the Strasberg Institute
and Montclair State University.
Univ., Ohio Univ. (MFA), and LAMDA.
Victoria is Producing Artistic Director of the
Shakespeare Institute in Northern NJ for
young performers. She is currently a
Performing Arts Teacher at Bergen County
Academies.
This workshop has been generously
sponsored by
Project IMPACT – An Arts In
Education Resource
www.ProjectImpact.org
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IMPROVISING REAL LIFE
Staci Block & The Cast of Reflections
Room: W329 (Art Gallery)
PLAYING AT THEATER
IMPROVISATION GAMES
Jennifer Meyer Donovan
Bergen County 4-H
Session I: 9:30 AM - 10:20 AM (HS)
Session II: 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM (MS)
Session III: 1:00 PM - 1:50 PM (All)
Room: S110
Do you like to make things up as you go along?
Are you spontaneous with a knack for “thinking
quickly on your feet?” Reflections cast members will
demonstrate how they reach a variety of audiences
on topics relevant to teens. You will enjoy an
interactive experience with the cast, learning a
variety of improvisational games and techniques
used to explore teen issues. Join the cast of
Reflections as we have fun “creating” in an
atmosphere of trust and support. Do you have
what it takes? Sure you do! Play with us and find
out!!
This workshop is high-energy and hands-on!
Everyone will get to play at theatre, doing games
and exercises that focus completely on improv.
From small partnered scenes to larger group work,
this workshop relies on the creativity and
willingness of the participants. If you love to laugh
and enjoy the unexpected, then improvisation is for
you.
All improv. games will be short-form,
allowing plenty of time for each individual to play
and be entertained. From basic charades to singlesound collaboration, this workshop is nothing but
fun, from start to finish.
Staci Block MSW, LCSW, is Director of the
Reflections Teen Theater Program (Bergen County
Division of Family Guidance.)
Comprised of
volunteer teens, Reflections performs for a variety of
audiences on all types of adolescent issues. Staci is
also an adjunct Professor in the Sociology
Department at William Paterson University. She
specializes in group work, psychodrama, playback
theatre and other action methods. An actress and
singer as well, Staci has performed in a variety of
venues throughout the metropolitan area.
Jennifer Meyer Donovan, MSc, is an Assistant
Professor at Rutgers University specializing in
positive youth development. Currently the Bergen
County 4-H Agent, Jennifer focuses on expressive
arts and public speaking as a way for youth to
become more confident as individuals and more
active in their communities. With a BA (Honors) in
Drama and Theatre Studies from Middlesex
University in London and a graduate degree in
Media and Communications from the London
School of Economics, Jennifer has an extensive
background in both classical theatre and modern
means of communication. Through five years of
being a classroom teacher in Newark, NJ, Jennifer
has had the opportunity to use theatre in literacy
and social studies classes and sees improvisation
as the best way to introduce students to their own
creativity.
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Film & Video Workshops
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BERGEN COMMUNITY COLLEGE
TELEVISION STUDIO PRODUCTION
James Quimby
Room: W124B
TELEVISION STUDIO PRODUCTION:
Ever wonder how a real live television news
broadcast is produced? Workshop attendees will
have an opportunity to tour Bergen Community
College’s newest High Definition Television
Production Studio and learn from industry
professionals what goes on behind the camera as
well as in front. Students will receive hands-on
instructions for the studio and control room
equipment. Some will also be able to help load
scripts and appear on set to anchor a 2-5 minute
“interview/news update”. Technology used in this
workshop will include green screen, broadcast
graphics and sound effects. Students will also crew
the actual production & recording.
FACILITIES:
BCC Education Broadcast Center, Studio-B
The EBC serves to introduce students to the
exciting world of telecommunications - radio,
television, and the mass media. Bergen Community
College recognizes the value of, and encourages
students to participate in, hands-on learning
activities. "Bergen Outlook" - a cable program
produced by the students of Television Production
II classes is now available live to a worldwide
audience via the Internet. Radio Production
students participate in a wide variety of activities
designed to provide a better understanding of the
radio industry. The College Teleproduction staff
produces, with student assistance, two weekly
television series which have been honored by an
impressive array of awards recognizing them as
one of the best in the state.
Jim Quimby, a graduate of the Bergen Community
College Broadcasting program, has been working
professionally in television for over 25 years. Jim
has produced, directed and edited for several
network news and sports broadcasts. His specialty
is sports broadcasting and has been a professional
freelance cameraman and director for network
broadcasts of the NFL, NHL, MLB, and various
college sporting events. Today, Jim is still a
freelance cameraman and director for the Madison
Square Garden Network and NBC Sports.
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Film and Video Workshops
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MUSIC VIDEOS FROM AGGRESSIVE
Dan Shapiro
Session II: 12:00 PM – 12:50 PM
Room: W316
YOUTUBE CUBE
Cynthia Granville
Session II: -11:45 AM – 1:00 PM
Room: S134
Shows on YouTube range from “how-to” videos on
every imaginable subject to well-known dramatic
and comic web series with millions of viewers.
Learn how you can create and perform your own
work--how to help viewers find you, get started
writing, start shooting (and make your work stand
out) and upload your work to the internet.
Students will receive handouts packed with
instructions on shooting, editing, and uploading
videos to YouTube. We'll look at the types of
cameras you can use (like cell phone cameras,
laptop cam, webcams, DSLRs), visit YouTube
pages, and write your own material using the “six
lines” exercise. We'll explore how performing for
the camera is different than the stage, and how the
camera becomes part of the scene as well as the
storyteller. Finally, how does the editor put it all
together? Selected students will work on-camera
performing scenes, having their scenes read, and/or
taping scenes.
Cynthia Granville is an actress, director and
filmmaker who works in theatre, film, and
television. Her production company, disOrienting
Stage and Film LLC, was founded to realize the
dreams of artists wishing to initiate their own
projects.
Her award-winning films "Dreams
Deferred: TWO" and "In Memoriam" have toured
the festival circuit, her film “Father's Day” recently
premiered at the Big Apple Film Festival, and
Bowery Productions' short film "Peanut Butter and
Jelly," which she cast, will premiere at this year's
Tribeca Film Festival. She has directed and taught
aspiring and established actors of all ages in New
York and New Jersey, in elementary through high
schools and at theatres including Hudson Guild
and NYU's Gallatin School. Cynthia is the proud
mother of three daughters, one an aspiring actress.
In this case-study presentation and discussion,
students can get a practical, real-world look into
the process of creating a professional major-label
music video.
Touching on the various creative and logistical
aspects - from pitching a concept, to bidding, to
pre-pro and the production of the shoot, and
finally through to post and finishing - this
presentation will
offer
a
behind-the-scenes
perspective on what it's like to work in this
exciting, creative, and challenging industry!
Dan Shapiro and Alex Topaller, Grammy awardwinning directors, head Aggressive, a live action
and design studio.
Based in Ridgewood,
Aggressive is a creative collective of filmmakers
and artists, specializing in story, design and style
for commercials, music videos and film. Alex and
Dan are both former students of Bergen
Community College.
To date, Alex and Dan have directed and produced
music videos for some of the world's biggest artists
(Michael Jackson, Alexis Jordan, Stone Temple
Pilots, Juanes, Megadeth, Bloc Party, etc.), as well
as a number of broadcast and online spots for
clients such as Exxon Mobil, Ford, Bloomberg,
Toyota, Ralph Lauren, Anna Sui, Marc Ecko, MTV,
Subway, AT&T and more.
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Visual Arts Workshops
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MANGA BASICS
JAPANESE COMIC ART
Teresa DeFabrizio
Room: L145
SYMPOSIUM FOR VISUAL AND
PERFORMING ARTS TEACHERS
George DiBuono and Linda Tomeselli
9:30 AM to 11:00 AM (One Session Only)
S266
Learning within the Visual and Performing Arts
encourages students to engage in and express their
ideas in a variety of materials and processes. At the
2013 Symposium teachers across the arts will have
the opportunity to share their thoughts and
opinions with their colleagues.
This year's
Symposium allows dialogue among colleagues to
share ideas and strategies about successful
exchanges with administrators.
“Manga” or Japanese comics have become
extremely popular with readers of all ages.
However, knowing how to “copy” a style isn’t
enough. Create your own characters and learn the
basics of anatomy and expression that fuel this
dynamic art form! This workshop aids students in
creating dynamic anatomy, body language and
striking features.
George DiBouno is an art specialist with 45 years of
experience in visual arts, 18 years in photography
and 15 years in computer education. State and
National award winner for contribution to and
experience in visual art education. Artist with
experience in group and single exhibitions.
Professional leader in local, state, and national
organizations. Author and editor, Costume and Set
Designer, Consultant and Instructor in nationally
recognized Discipline Based Art Education
Seminar.
Experienced in teaching grades
Kindergarten through Graduate School.
Teresa DeFabrizio is an artist, teacher, and
instructor who's fortunate to teach, create, paste,
cut and make art! She holds dual degrees in
Theatre and Fine Arts from Montclair State
University, is a certified New Jersey Art teacher.
and holds her MFA in Illustration from William
Paterson University. Currently, she is an adjunct
professor at Bergen Community College and an
arts and theatre facilitator at the WAE Center in
West Orange, NJ. Her illustrated tale of magic,
kitties, and zombies, "8 1/2 Lives" is out in print
and available through BLURB.com!
Linda Tomaselli is a Visual Arts teacher, grades 7
& 8, at Glen Rock Middle School. She teaches the
Exploratory Arts, grade 7 as a team member with
dance, drama, music and visual arts. Grade 8
Visual Arts is an elective offering exploration in a
variety of materials and techniques. Following her
interest in learning as development of the mind,
Mrs. Tomaselli is involved in a research study that
investigates growth and development of memory
in children ages 5 to 12 years old. The research, a
longitudinal study, examines the construction of
memory in observational drawing. Currently she
is a certified candidate at Teachers College,
Columbia University.
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permanently installed in Newark Penn Station. His
book, “Reflections,” features 17 linocuts, etchings
and mixed media prints, and has been included in
the print collection of the New York Public Library
as well as the Rare Book Collection of the Newark
Public Library and Hermitage Museum in
Leningrad, Russia. In April 1995, Mr. Gurevich
was granted a patent on a new type of manifolding
book, one of which is in the collection at the
Brooklyn Museum, N.Y.
Grigory has also
appeared on the TV series: Law & Order.
EASY STEPS TO SCULPTING
THE HUMAN HEAD
Grigory Gurevich
Room: S115
Participation is limited to 25 students per
session
A sculpture workshop with artist Grigory Gurevich
is a unique experience that has been developed by
the artist himself. Students will get an insight to
the world of sculpture and they will be able to
develop their ability in this medium.
HOW TO DRAW A CARICATURE
Dave McCoy
Room L141
The workshop begins with the introduction to the
correct proportions of the human head. The second
step is a demonstration with explanations of the
anatomy from the artist’s point of view. After the
short introduction, each student takes about 2 lbs.
of clay and prepares an egg form. Each sculpture
emerges under close supervision and help of the
instructor. At the end of the workshop, the
instructor has a discussion with students about
their creations. The workshop is highly
concentrated and educational for beginners as well
as professionals.
If you can draw a round circle, you will have no
problem learning the basics of cartooning and
drawing funny caricatures. Students will practice
drawing the shapes of heads and adding in the
features of the face, then they will draw each other
as funny cartoons.
Dave McCoy has been drawing since childhood
and has worked as a professional cartoonist and
illustrator for 30 years. He has taught classes for
five years at the Joe Kubert School of Cartoon Art
in Dover as well as Drawing and Design classes for
seven years at Gibbs College and recently has
taught Adult Cartooning classes at Bergen
Community College.
Grigory Gurevich, sculptor, painter, graphic artist,
printmaker and inventor has had more than 300
exhibitions in the United States and Europe, and
conducted hundreds of sculpture workshops in
Italy, Denmark, and the U.S.
His paintings,
drawings and sculptures have won numerous
awards and are in public and private collections in
Russia, Switzerland, France and the U.S. He
received a Masters Degree in Art from the
Academy of Fine and Industrial Arts in Leningrad
(Sankt Peterburg), Russia and was a professor at St.
John’s University, N.Y. and faculty member of the
Newark School of Fine and Industrial Arts. His
bronze tableau of seven life-size figures entitled,
“The Commuters,” sculpted in 1985, is
Mr. McCoy has a BA in art, freelances as a
caricature artist and a children’s book illustrator.
His
illustrations
can
be
found
at
www.Davetoons.com
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LIGHT WRITING
Kate Pritchard
Session I: 8:45 AM – 9:35 AM (HS)
Session II: 10:15 AM – 11:05 AM (MS)
Room: L146
CONVENIENT CAMERAS:
IPHONEOGRAPHY
Kate Pritchard
Session I: 12:00 PM – 12:50 PM
Session II: 1:15 PM – 2:05 PM
Room: L146
Cameras record light.
Through this basic
interactive workshop students will learn how the
digital SLR camera records light in a controlled,
dark environment. Artists will create their own
light “drawings” in class and will leave with a
comprehensive understanding of how to create
photographs with light sources. This course is very
popular. Please arrive on time.
Our most accessible, powerful form of selfexpression is in our cellphones.
iPhone
photography is becoming a well-respected form of
art. So how much do you know? This workshop
will show artists the basics of how our IPhones can
be great tools. From camera functions to app’s to
iphone lenses, artists will leave this informative
workshop with a new appreciation for their
cellphone.
Kate Pritchard is a full-time photography teacher at Saddle Brook High School. Her love of photography is
contagious with a B.A. in Art Education and a concentration in Photography, Kate is able to reach her students
easily. Her career goal is to educate and inspire.
Favorite quote:
“All photographs are self-portraits” Minor White
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***
MASK MAKING
Myra Grosinger and Tina Munson
Session I: 8:45 AM - 10:00 AM (Mask Forming)
Session II: 10:15 AM - 11:30 AM (Mask Forming)
Session III: 11:30 PM - 1:00 PM (Painting only)
Room: W326
(20 participants at a time on a rotating basis)
The supplies for this workshop have
been generously supplied by
Blick Art Supplies
http://www.dickblick.com
Tina Munson, M.A., A.T.R. is a National Merit
Scholar who holds a degree in art education and art
therapy.
As director of ARTadventures in
Edgewater, NJ, she teaches many forms of art to
people of all ages and abilities. In addition, she is a
practicing poet, singer, and student of Feng Shui.
Continuing with the format instituted several years
ago, this wonderful, ever-popular workshop will
have two sessions for creating the masks, then one
final session for everyone to come back and paint
their own individual mask. We will accommodate
20 students at a time on a rotating basis. Come
learn and design for yourself a fantastic creation
made by you! After building up the mask using
plaster strips either on your own face or on mask
forms that will be provided, you will come back at
noon to use neon paint, acrylic paint, and glitter to
complete your one-of-a-kind creation.
Myra Grosinger is a practicing artist specializing in
painting and sculpture. She taught art in NYC and
NJ public schools. She has a BFA from Pratt
Institute and an M.A. from Brooklyn College.
Students at the Art Center of Northern NJ study art
with her, ages ranging from 10-14 and a portfolio
class for students in H.S. Myra exhibits her work in
NJ and NY and is a member of the Painting
Affiliates and Sculpture Affiliates of Northern New
Jersey. Some places her work has been displayed
include Sussex Community College; Blue Hill;
Broome Street Gallery, John Harms Theater and
Clifton Arts Center. Myra is a winner of the
prestigious Grumbacher Award.
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Performance & Critique Schedule
Creative Writing
Large Group Dance
more than 3 students
Critiquer:
Room:
Critiquers:
Sharon Milch
L148
8:30 AM
9:10
9:50
10:30
11:10
11:40
12:20 PM
1:00
Northern Highlands HS
Bergen County Tech., Paramus
Emerson Jr./Sr. HS
BREAK
Don Bosco Prep. HS
Garfield HS
Lodi HS
Critiquer:
Room:
Mark Wright
L149
8:30 AM
9:10
9:50
10:30
11:10
11:40
12:20 PM
1:00
Waldwick HS
Hasbrouck Heights HS
Hackensack MS
Cliffside Park HS
BREAK
Cresskill HS
Bergen County Tech., Teterboro
Acad. at Englewood
Critiquer:
Room:
Heather Mecka
L150
9:10 AM
9:50
10:30
11:10
11:40
12:20 PM
1:00
Union School, Rutherford
North Arlington HS
A. S. Faust IS, East Rutherford
BREAK
Charles DeWolf Sch., Old Tappan
Wallington Jr./Sr. HS
Saddle Brook HS
Moderator:
Room:
Andrea Kron
Anna Maria Ciccone Theater
8:30 AM
8:40
8:50
9:00
9:10
9:20
9:30
9:40
9:50
10:00
Northern Valley Reg., Demarest
Dwight Morrow HS, Englewood
Tenafly MS
Lodi HS
Barnstable Academy
Academies at Englewood
Paramus Catholic HS
Memorial HS, Elmwood Park
Small Group Dance
3 or fewer students
Critiquers:
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Moderator:
Room:
Andrea Kron
Rehearsal Hall (C106)
10:40 AM
10:50
11:00
11:10
11:20
11:30
Barnstable Academy
Lodi HS
Pascack Valley HS
Performance & Critique Schedules
Small Group Instrumental Music
10 or fewer students
Large Group Instrumental Music
Critiquer:
Moderator:
Room:
Richard Chiandusse
Edmund Moderacki
W-220 (West Hall 2nd Floor)
Critiquers:
9:00 AM
9:10
9:20
9:30
9:40
9:50
10:00
10:10
10:20
10:30
10:40
10:50
11:00
11:10
11:20
11:30
11:40
11:50
12:00 PM
Tenafly MS
Tenafly MS
Tenafly MS
Tenafly MS
Tenafly MS
Tenafly MS
Tenafly MS
Tenafly MS
Tenafly MS
Tenafly MS
Midland School, Rochelle Park
8:30 AM
8:50
9:10
9:30
9:50
10:10
10:30
10:50
11:10
11:30
11:50
12:10 PM
12:30
12:50
1:10
1:30
1:50
2:10
Room:
Cresskill Jr./Sr. HS
Don Bosco Prep. HS
Bergen Catholic HS
A. S. Faust IS, East Rutherford
Large Group Instrumental Music – Jazz
Critiquer:
Jeff Haas
Room:
Student Center
10:00 AM
10:20
10:40
11:00
11:20
11:40
12:00 PM
12:20
Ridgefield Park HS
Glen Rock HS
Thomas Jefferson MS, Fair Lawn
Waldwick HS
Pascack Valley HS
Lodi HS
Emerson Jr./Sr. HS
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Dr. Christian Wilhjelm
Curt Ebersole
Gymnasium
Don Bosco Prep. HS
Hackensack HS
Cliffside Park HS
Paramus Catholic HS
Garfield HS
Saddle Brook HS
New Milford HS
Holdrum MS, River Vale
Memorial MS, Fair Lawn
Hackensack MS
Pierrepont MS, Rutherford
Tenafly MS
Small Group Vocal Music
10 or fewer students
Large Group Vocal Music
Critiquer:
Room:
Leslie MacPherson
W226
Critiquer:
Moderators:
Room:
9:10 AM
9:20
9:30
9:40
9:50
10:00
10:10
10:20
10:30
10:40
10:50
11:00
11:10
11:20
11:30
11:40
11:50
12:00 PM
12:10
12:20
12:30
12:40
12:50
Glen Rock HS
Emerson Jr./Sr. HS
Pascack Valley HS
Barnstable Academy
Don Bosco Prep. HS
A.S. Faust IS, East Rutherford
Hackensack MS
Hackensack HS
8:24 AM
8:36
8:48
9:00
9:12
9:24
9:36
9:48
10:00
10:12
10:24
10:36
10:48
11:00
11:12
11:24
11:36
11:48
12:00 PM
12:12
12:24
12:36
12:48
1:00
1:12
1:24
1:36
1:48
2:00
2:12
2:24
Garfield HS
Wood-Ridge HS
Hasbrouck Heights HS (Piano)
Wood-Ridge HS (Piano)
Bergen County Academies (Piano)
Pascack Valley HS (Piano)
Academies at Englewood (Piano)
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Jan Wilson
Steve Bell, Connie DeFazio
T128
Ridgefield Park HS
Bergen Catholic HS
Waldwick HS
Saddle Brook HS
Wood-Ridge HS
Becton Reg. HS
New Milford HS
Lodi HS
Pascack Valley HS
River Dell Reg. HS
Glen Rock HS
Break
Break
Midland School, Rochelle Park
Memorial MS, Fair Lawn
Hackensack MS
Thomas Jefferson MS, Fair Lawn
Pierrepont MS, Rutherford
Union MS, Rutherford
Tenafly MS
Cliffside Park HS
Emerson Jr./Sr. HS
Bergen County Tech., Teterboro
Hackensack HS
Pascack Hills HS
Northern Highlands Reg. HS
Small Group Theater
5 or fewer students
Large Group Theater
Critiquer:
Greg Liosi
Moderator:
Room:
A104
9:00 AM
9:15
9:30
9:45
10:00
10:15
10:30
10:45
11:00
11:15
11:30
11:45
12:00 PM
12:15
12:30
Critiquer:
Hackensack MS
Hackensack HS
Westwood HS
Cresskill Jr./Sr. HS
Wood-Ridge HS
Emerson Jr./Sr. HS
Cliffside Park HS
Paramus Catholic HS
Lodi HS
Film and Video
Critiquer:
William Garcia
Room:
L131
8:40 AM
9:00
9:20
9:40
10:00
10:20
10:40
11:00
11:20
11:40
12:00 PM
12:20
12:40
1:00
1:20
Emerson Jr./Sr. HS
Pascack Hills HS
Cresskill HS
Glen Rock HS
Tenafly MS
Don Bosco Prep. HS
River Dell HS
Waldwick HS
Pascack Valley HS
Cliffside Park HS
Paramus Catholic HS
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Moderator:
Room:
Bill Kaufman
Jim Ligon
Tony Bucco
Anna Ciconne Theater
10:30 AM
10:45
11:00
11:15
11:30
11:45
12:00 PM
12:15
12:30
12:45
1:00
1:15
1:30
1:45
2:00
2:15
Emerson Jr./Sr. HS
Pierrepont School, Rutherford
Hackensack MS
Hackensack HS
Park Ridge HS
Westwood HS
Saddle Brook HS
Wood-Ridge HS
Lodi HS
Waldwick HS
Glen Rock HS
Visual Arts Exhibit
Room: Cafeteria (2nd Floor – Pitkin Center)
Participating Schools
Barnstable Academy
Becton Regional HS
Bergen County Technical HS, Paramus
Bergen County Technical HS, Teterboro
Cliffside Park HS
Don Bosco Prep. HS
Emerson Jr/Sr HS
Garfield HS
Glen Rock HS
Hackensack HS
Indian Hills HS
Lodi HS
New Milford HS
North Arlington HS
Paramus Catholic HS
Park Ridge HS
Pascack Hills HS
Pascack Valley HS
Ramapo HS
Ridgefield Memorial HS
Ridgefield Park HS
River Dell Regional HS
Saddle Brook HS
Waldwick HS
Wood-Ridge HS
A.S. Faust IS, East Rutherford
Glen Rock MS
Hackensack MS
Charles DeWolf School, Old Tappan
River Dell MS, River Edge
Midland School #1, Rochelle Park
Pierrepont School, Rutherford
Tenafly MS
Visual Art Critiquers
Steven Cavallo
Doreen Dany
Cathy DelColliano
Patricia DiPaolo
Jim Edmonds
Cathy Feinberg
Melvina Feldman
Matthew Gosser
Benton Grant
Myra Grosinger
Grigor Gurevich
Jennifer Grant Horler
Diana Matos
Bill Schneberger
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2013 Teen Arts Participating Schools and Liaisons
1. A.S. Faust Intermediate School, East Rutherford……………………………………….……….Lilliane Speer
2. Academies at Englewood..............................................................................................................Sandy Meltzer
3. Barnstable Academy…………………………………………..…………….……………..…Darlene Boniface
4. Becton Regional HS………………………………….................................................................Dawn Savincki
5. Bergen Catholic HS……………………………………………...................…….……….………Caitlin Payne
6. Bergen County Academies……………………………………...…………………...………..…..Victoria Pero
7. Bergen County Technical HS, Paramus……………………..……………………………….....Patricia Wilson
8. Bergen County Technical HS, Teterboro…………………..………………………………….….Andrew Pfaff
9. Charles DeWolf MS, Old Tappan………………………...………………………...………….Camille Helsley
10. Cliffside Park HS…..…………………….………………………………………………..……Angel DiRoma
11. Cresskill HS…………...…………………………………………………………………………..Shane Kress
12. Don Bosco Preparatory HS, Ramsey………...………..……………………………..……...…Gaetano Cecere
13. Dwight Morrow HS, Englewood…………...………..…………………………………...……Gary Hollander
14. Elmwood Park Memorial HS…………………….…………………………………………...……Lisa Higbie
15. Emerson Jr./Sr. HS………………..……………..…………………………………….………William Ullman
16. Garfield HS…………………………………………………………………………………….Matthew Goetz
17. Glen Rock HS…………………………………...………………………………………...……...Debbie Cella
18. Glen Rock MS…………………………………..…………………………………………….Linda Tomaselli
19. Hackensack HS………………………………..………………………………………..…….Marybeth Berndt
20. Hackensack MS……………………………..……………………………………………………Darryl Avery
21. Hasbrouck Heights HS………………………………………………………………...…….Erin Schneeweiss
22. Holdrum MS, River Vale………………………………………………………...……….……...Julie Teitsma
23. Indian Hills HS…………………………………………………………………...……..…………Dan Bertelli
24. Lodi HS……………………………………………………………………………..…Elisa Haperin-Benguiat
25. Memorial MS, Fair Lawn…………………………………………………………………....…..George Glock
26. Midland School #1, Rochelle Park…………………………………………...………...……...Barbara Weiner
27. New Milford HS………………………………………………………………………..……….Lauren Bettini
28. North Arlington HS……………………………………………………………………..……..Martha Rosolen
29. Northern Highlands HS……………………………………………………..……………….……Svea Bartlett
30. Northern Valley Reg. HS, Demarest…………………………………………....…………….…Tiffany Witko
31. Paramus Catholic HS…………………………………………………….……………..Camille Lewandowski
32. Park Ridge HS………………………………………………………….……………...…….…Lori Groveman
33. Pascack Hills HS……………………………………………………..……………….……Danielle Garretson
34. Pascack Valley HS………………………………………………….…………..…..……..Christine Steinmetz
35. Pierrepont School, Rutherford……………….…………………………………...……….…..Connie DeFazio
36. Ramapo HS………………………………………………………………………………..………Dan Bertelli
37. Ridgefield Memorial HS……………………………………………………………Christina Thorry-Santiago
38. Ridgefield Park HS………………………………………………..……………………..…..Dee Ann Harraka
39. River Dell Reg. HS…………………………………………..…...………………….Christine Van Der Velde
40. River Dell MS……………………………………………………...……….………………...…Melissa Miller
41. Saddle Brook HS…………………………………………………………………………..…….James Garvey
42. Tenafly MS………………………………………………………...……………...………………..Susan Toth
43. Thomas Jefferson MS, Fair Lawn……………………………...……………………...............…Scott Avidon
44. Union School, Rutherford…………………….…………………………………………...….Roxane DiVuolo
45. Waldwick HS……………………………………………………………………………......……..Jaime Ruch
46. Wallington HS…………………………………………………...…………….…………..Paula Van Blarcom
47. Wallington Jr. HS……………………………………………...………………….……….Paula Van Blarcom
48. Westwood Regional Jr./Sr. HS……………………………………………………………….…Donna Bialkin
49. Wood-Ridge HS……………………………………………...…………………….…….Melissa Manolakakis
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Gourmet Dining Services at
Bergen Community College, Paramus, N.J.
MENU
Chicken Fingers, 4 pieces…………………………..………...…………………..………..
With Fries………………………...…………..….………………………….
$5.00
$6.00
Hamburger……………………………….........................…..…………..…………………
With Fries.......................................................................................................
$3.25
$4.25
Cheeseburger…………………….………………………………………….………………
With Fries……………………………………….…………………………..
$3.50
$4.50
Hot Dog (with Sauerkraut or Onions)……….……………………..……..………………
With Fries………………………………………..…..……..………………..
$2.50
$3.50
Cheese Pizza, per Slice……………………………………….…………………………….
$2.15
Garden Salad
$3.75
……………………………………………...…………………………
French Fries…………………………………………………………………………………
$2.75
Juices (orange & apple)…………………………………………...……….………………
Soda – Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Mountain Dew (cans)………………….…………………….
Bottled Water…………………………………………………..…………………………..
$2.25
$1.00
$1.75
(prices subject to change)
For Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Donuts, and Bagels are available in the
full service Dunkin’ Donuts located in the Student Center
and/or the Cafeteria on the second floor of the Pitkin (main) Building.
Please throw your garbage in the trash cans provided. Thank You!
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First Floor – Pitkin Education Center (Main Bldg.)
Ciccone Theater
Large Group Theater
and Dance Critique
C106
Small Group
Dance Critique,
Dance Workshop
S Wing
Theater, Dance, Video and
Visual Art Workshops
Gymnasium
Large Group
Instrumental
Music Critique
B Wing Overhang
Poetry
Dance Flash Mob
Student Center
Jazz Group
Critique
A104
Small Group
Theater Critique
L131
Video Critique
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L WING
Creative Writing Critique
Visual Art Workshops
Second Floor - Pitkin Education Center (Main Bldg.)
(Partial)
Cafeteria
Visual Art
Exhibit
C Wing
Theater and Music
Workshops
S Wing
Dance Workshops
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PLAN YOUR DAY
This form is designed to help you organize your day at the Teen Arts Festival. There will be over
160 performances, the art exhibit and over 75 Workshop presentations to choose from. Be sure
to include your scheduled performance(s), other performances that you want to see and hear as
well as several workshops to attend. Have a busy, interesting and exciting day.
Name
Room
Time
____________________
_________
________
My 2nd scheduled critique performance ____________________
_________
________
Another performance to attend
____________________
_________
________
Another performance to attend
____________________
_________
________
Workshop One
____________________
_________
________
Workshop Two
____________________
_________
________
Workshop Three
____________________
_________
________
Workshop Four
____________________
_________
________
Other Important Information
____________________________________________
My scheduled critique performance
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
On the day of the festival follow us on Twitter for important schedule updates, announcements
up-to-date Teen Arts news and emergencies at: @BCTeenArts
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Bergen Community College
Anna Ciconne Theater
Large Theater and
Dance Critique
Pitkin Education Center
See individual maps
West Hall
Small Group Vocal and
Instrumental Music Critique
Video Workshop
Theater Workshop
Mask Making
Technology Building
Large Vocal Music Critique
Music Workshops
Main Entrance
Registration
Parking
Food Tent
Showmobile
Facilities designed to
accommodate the handicapped
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38th Annual Bergen County Teen Arts Festival Bergen Community

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