Sweet Charity Trailer
Trailer made for Syracuse Stage production Sweet Charity
Trailer made for Syracuse Stage production Sweet Charity
Trailer made for Syracuse Stage production Failure: A Love Story.
Oh, there's no place like the stage! The actors, the spotlight, the curtain calls and... the robots? Jefferson Pan spoke with chris Ribytski, technical director of UVA drama, in which they explore the surprising relationship between drama and robotics. Published August 2, 2021.
Did you know Pythagoras may have invented the first musical scale? Join me and Professor Luke Dahl, Assistant Professor of Composition and Technology at the University of Virginia, as we explore the fascinating connection between math and music. Published May 17, 2021
Professor Dahl is the Assistant Professor of Composition and Computer Technologies at the University of Virginia where he teaches classes on music technology, audio signal processing and music interaction design. I talked to him for WTJU's Classical Sunrise, which airs weekday mornings from 7-9 am, and asked him about the connections between math and music. Published May 3, 2021.
Forrest Johnston is a trumpet student at the Colburn Conservatory of Music in Los Angeles, California. I talked to him for WTJU's Classical Sunrise, which airs weekday mornings from 7-9 am, and asked him about competing in national trumpet competitions and being a member of the United States National Youth Orchestra. Published May 3, 2021.
Two stories about musicians in the pandemic. Part One: DJ Zoom - How can DJ's keep the party going in a time when conditions are very set against it? We check in with Charlottesville's own DJ Double U to answer that. Part Two: Scummy - Four strangers are asked to literally "take a sad song and make it better." Credits: Written, produced by Jefferson Pan. Interviews featuring DJ Double U, Jay Baker, Stefani Mitrovic, Ethan Frantz, Josh Mehr. Links: www.facebook.com/OfficialDJDoubleU https://soundcloud.com/jaymbaker/scummy Published January 27, 2021.
Kathy McGruder has been a UVA dining hall worker for nineteen years. She never seems to fail to give a hug or a bit of encouragement to the students passing by. In April, the UVA dining hall workers were furloughed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Ms. Kathy was out of a job ...But then something kind of extraordinary happened. That story and a little bit of philosophy with a tinge of that-special-Ms-Kathy-encouragement on this week's episode of This UVA Life. Credits: Written, produced, edited by Jefferson Pan. Music and audio engineering by Michael Schulte. Published June 9, 2020.
A broad exploration of the life of UVA students during the COVID-19 pandemic. Their struggles, ranging from parents being unemployed to missing friends to feeling really damn bored. Also, their attempts to find silverlinings. Credits: Written, produced, edited by Jefferson Pan. Audio engineering by Michael Schulte. Published June 1, 2020.