ARTIST'S STATEMENT
Marsha Schoeffler
As a video specialist at University of Idaho from 1993-2000, I looked
forward to covering the jazz festival every year. This was my favorite
assignment, because the subject matter was so engaging and we had
extensive resources to cover it well. Our 3-person video unit would
enlist the help of video students to fill all the needed crew positions,
which included operating five cameras. The professional staff rotated
jobs. Usually, I conducted interviews and edited this highlights
video.
Although, I no longer work at the UI or cover it’s jazz festival,
I continue to combine my love of video production and music. I currently
have a series of instructional videos in progress that will help
string teachers teach fiddle music to their students. I’m also
editing a short documentary about a huge, 896-pipe organ in Burlington,
Vermont built in 1854. And I’m producing a demo tape for a
Franco-American folk music band in New England.
I’m currently general manager and workshop
instructor for a campus cable station that students operate at the
University of Massachusetts. I was a video producer for the University
of the South Pacific from September 1991 to October 1993.
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