M I C H A E L’ S C O R N E R Film at the OAC.... The OAC Film Series’ first season has concluded with two successful documentary films. Last October we presented Race to Nowhere in cooperation with Roger’s Memorial Hospital. The evocative film focused on the educational issues facing students and parents in the future. Patron response was excellent, both to the conversations that ensued and by the panelists remarks immediately following the viewing. In support of autism awareness month this April the OAC presents The Red Kite Project based on the Chicago Children’s Theater Company and their groundbreaking work in creating inter-active theater for autistic children. It’s exciting to note that this project will be available in southeast Wisconsin as the renowned professional theater, First Stage Children’s Theater of Milwaukee, will soon be offering a similar program in the near future. FSCT is an artistic partner of the Oconomowoc Arts Center. 2012-13 Season... Under consideration for next season are several documentary films including Remembering Frederic: the Life of Chopin, a new documentary created by former OHS grad and concert pianist Pamela Howland and featuring awardwinning actress Rosemary Harris. In addition, The Bonsai People:The Vision of Muhammad Yunis, is another documentary based on the work of Nobel Peace Prize winner, Muhammad Yunis. Stay tuned for more information on the future of film at the OAC by checking our web site at www.theoac.net.
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S U P P O R T ( c o n t .) With Gratitude, the Oconomowoc Area School District acknowledges these local organizations, businesses and private patrons for their outstanding support of the Oconomowoc Arts Center. Oconomowoc Festival of the Arts, Oconomowoc Performing Arts Council, Oconomowoc Public Education Foundation, Plunkett Raysich Architects, Oconomowoc Kiwanis, Lions, Rotary, Paul Phelps and Oakbrook Esser Studios, Mr. and Mrs. Narendra Patel – “Cuculidae” (Bird of Songs) Sculpture, Ace Hardware of Oconomowoc, Arc-Central of Oconomowoc, Books & Company, Footlights /Marcus Promotions, Inc., Jerry Foust, Neumann Company, Fox Bothers Piggly Wiggly Stores, The Pub – Irish Tavern & Restaurant, Sherpers, Hilton Garden Inn/Staybridge Suites Pedal’s Inn Bed & Breakfast Oconomowoc Sign Company Thanks to the UW Extension and the Southeast Wisconsin Master Gardeners for their assistance with the OAC gardens and their support of its educational value. Thanks to the Oconomowoc High school Landscape Class for their assistance with the OAC gardens.
The Oconomowoc Arts Center gratefully acknlowdges grants from the Oconomowoc Area Foundation’s Scheriffus Fund, Richard R. and Karen Bertrand Charitable Fund, and The Debbink Family Foundation. Direct gifts have been made to the OAC by: Donald J. and Constance M. Moore Jan Gibeau Direct gifts in memory have been made to the OAC by the following supporters: Mr. and Mrs. David Reul in memory of Ralph Trepte Dr. and Mrs. Victor Soderstrom in memory of Wally Wiese Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weimer in memory of Wally Wiese Rae Kinn in memory of Mary Von Bereghy
THE VIC DONORS The VIC is the rehearsal area named in celebration of excellence in education in the Oconomowoc Area School District and in honor of Vic Passante, OHS theater director, teacher and mentor from 1974 to 2007. Major Donors The Debbink Family Foundation Craig and Mary Schiefelbein Thomas X. Herro Foundation Oconomowoc Area Foundation Orbis Corporation Paragon Development Systems, Inc. Pat and Mary Sue McNamee And to the students, community members, and businesses who contributed to the 2007 celebration honoring Vic Passante’s dedication to the arts and to learning. 6 Oconomowoc Arts Center
PAC E D O N O R S PACEsetter Pabst Farms Platinum Dirk & Terry Debbink Oconomowoc Area Foundation Gold J. H. Findorff & Son Inc. Oconomowoc Performing Arts Council Jennifer Bukosky, Courtney Bella & Sophia Bukosky + Silver Dick & Karen Bertrand Jerry & Jeanie Burchardt Debbink Family Foundation Bronze Dr. Gerard & Carol Adler American Assn. of University WomenOconomowoc David & Sue Breckenfelder Kent & Karen Brooks First Bank Financial Centre Chris & Lisa Gall Chuck & Pat Herro Mike & Kim Herro Family Thomas X. Herro + Geoffrey & Sandra Hogan Grace Merten Dick & Bobbie Protzmann Dave & Betty Reul Ronald & Donna Schlender Bill & Jane Wierdsma Modern Woodmen of America $1000 Donors James Kevin Barry + Dick Bertrand Karen Bertrand Duane & Dorothy Bluemke Foundation Frank & Mary Ann Brazelton Emme Burchardt Hannah Burchardt Jeff Burchardt Lisa Burchardt Bette Durnford + Matthew & Rebecca Eash Family Gerald Foust Family Reimar Frank + Betsy, Pip, Emma, & Becca Freeman Henszey Family
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Lydia Johnson + Ron & Kim Koehn Alan & Mary Koepke Paul Ludy, Jr. + Andrew J. Mount Catherine Narloch * Mike & Betty Nivens OHS Class of 1965 OHS Class of 1975 Robb Family Ed Rohloff + Genevieve Rohrer Todd & Leah Scheid Family Jodi Schlender Paul & Holly Schmidtke Don & Mary Schmitt Dr. B. J. Schumacher * David & Carol Steger * Emma & Jack Watermolen $100 Donors Issac Ama Cria Ama Alice Anderson + Alice Anderson + Alice Anderson + Joyce Antonneau * Norbert Antonneau + Bev Babinec + Eva Balistrieri Kurt & Carrie Begalke Jennifer Betances Dwayne & Joyce Block Roger Bottoni Family Jeffrey, Jason, & Kaitlin Brandl Bruce & Jo Brown David & Joan Brussat Jim Bush Lydia Ann Bush * Rob & Katie Bush Beau Butschke Fund + Gladys Christenson + Michael, Angela, Callahan & Delaney Cowles Richard C. Craemer Family Sierra M. Dakouras * Jim & Michele Doherty Dance Buddies* Kayla, Jeff, & Holly Daniels Lonnie Dykstra + Craig Finkelmeyer + Connie Frank *
PAC E D O N O R S ( c o n t .) Kyle Fritz * Janet Gibeau * Dr. & Mrs. W. G. Gill Carl Glaum Mark & Karen Gould Bob Grimm + Scott Haley + Mark & Dani Herro Brittany Hoffman ’09 Sr. Director * Jim Holahan + Matt & Lindsay Holsen ’09 ‘14 Grace Huenink Robert C. James + Sarah Grace Kleist * Jane R. Koning John W. Koning, Jr. Linda J. Krause Mike & Margie Krauski Michael Krill * Marilyn Largent * Harvey Larson Virginia Lawinger Audrey Karen Lemcke* Patrick Leslie Susan Lucht Family Lois L. Luebke Jim & Pat Mack Patricia Matt Donald McCollum Margaret McCollum Kathryn McCollum Freeland Lynne McCollum Staley Sean McCollum Franziska Merkle ‘07-08 Exchange Student Dan Miller Family Dr. & Mrs. G. Daniel Miller Mol Family Shannon Moore David Newburg Samantha Newburg David Nicolai Kari Nicolai Michael Nicolai Tod Ninmann Family OHS Class of 1942 OHS Class of 1950
OHS Class of 1955 OHS Class of 1955 OHS Class of 1955 OHS Class of 1966 OHS Class of 1971 OHS Class of 1974 Kathy Pence + David A. Perrigo Sherri Perrigo Dave & Kate Perry Roger & Barbara Puterbaugh Dan Reep Dood Reep Dorothy Revnew Richard & Susanne Rumpf Steve, Andrea, Matthew, & Haley St. Thomas James + & Marilyn Schaller Herbert Schick Hollie Schick Dan & Jan Schlender * Dan & Jan Schlender Stephen Schmiedlin Truman & Barbara Schultz Richard & Mary Sharp Sterling, Cassidy, & Drake Shepherd Judge Patrick & Luly Snyder Bill & Sue Snyder Charles & Lynne Staley Dean +& Ellen Strommen * Maury Sullivan William & Lillian Thiel Family Bob & Jan Thostenson Gary & Tina Timmel Family Arlene Tinus Grma. Dot Thompson + Chuck Thorsen * Christopher M. Todd * Steve A. Wagner Family ’73, ’75, ’05, ‘08 Bridgette Well ’09 Sr. Director * Dick Whalen Florence Whalen Lisa Hansing Young * Tom & Arlene Ziety *Gifts dedicated to name listed + Gifts in member
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Saturday, April 21 – 7:00 PM
Film Series
THE RED KITE PROJECT
A Film By Kerry Shaw Brown Film Screening will begin at 7:00 PM. Following the viewing a panel of experts will be available for a question and answer forum. 10 Oconomowoc Arts Center
PA N E L I S T / F I L M B I O G R A P H I E S Kerry Shaw Brown Director, Producer, Writer As a former Creative Director with CampbellEwald, Kerry Shaw Brown has a wide-ranging creative background which includes writing, art direction and production design, music production, and, of course, directing. His gift for highly-visual storytelling – which lends itself both to dramatic and comedic spots – is complemented by his eye for lighting, compositing and post effects. Brown has directed commercials for Chevy Trucks, Taco Bell, Honda, TiVo, Suzuki, Dodge, General Motors, Kawasaki, Mattel, eRealty, and Ford. He won a 2001 Emmy Award for his PSA, “Fetch,” created for the nonprofit organization Adopt-A-Pet. As an agency creative, he has garnered multiple Caddy, Telly, and Mobius awards, was a finalist in the London International Advertising Awards, and been honored at SXSW and the Austin Music Awards. A decade on the agency side schooled Brown in the nuances of brand development and automotive advertising. All along, his eye was on directing, he says, “because it was the only creative position that would allow me to bring together my artistic skills, my writing, my experience in creative direction, and my love of film.” Brown’s decision to direct can also be traced to two pivotal experiences: while at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh (an unlikely but popular institution among Hollywoodites), he was one of nine students chosen to attend a month-long seminar on film, which gave him a chance to spend quality time with the likes of Frank Capra, John Badham, Saul Bass, Ray Bradbury, and others. At 14, he was inspired to
resuscitate a friend’s ailing goldfish using a nine volt battery. Sam, the goldfish, lived another 23 hours before running out of juice, and Brown learned to make critical decisions under pressure. “Ultimately, I would like to be known as a director of beautifully executed visuals and epic stories,” says Brown. “Every now and then it’s important to complement a crowd-pleasing action film with an intimate portrayal of someone bringing a beloved pet back to life.” Brown recently completed spot projects for Acura, Bright House Networks, Victory Motorcycles, Suzuki, and Polaris. Brown’s recent credits include “The UnDetectables,” a miniseries he developed and directed for the Discovery Channel. He is developing a number of branded content projects with his brother, acclaimed TV and film writer Kristofor Brown, thanks to whom he was the subject of several “Beavis and Butthead” episodes. David Rench Special Ed Teacher, Agassiz Elementary School David Rench is a special education teacher who has been working with special needs students for over fifteen years. He currently teaches children on the autism spectrum at Agassiz Elementary School in Chicago, Illinois, the same school where he taught during the filming of The Red Kite documentary. For the past eleven years at Agassiz, Mr. Rench has been using drama in his classroom to teach his students how to better read the emotions of others and better express their own. He has had the pleasure of working with Jacqui Russell for the past eleven years in the classroom as a teaching artist, as a consulting educator for Camp Red The Red Kite Project 11
PA N E L I S T / F I L M B I O G R A P H I E S ( c o n t .) Kite’s summer camp and as one of the three teachers who have taught other special educators how to bring drama into their classroom during the Polk summer workshop. He is very excited to be a part of this special screening of The Red Kite Project film. Wendy Halloran Director of Education, Genesse Lake School Wendy Halloran has been serving the educational needs of the disability community for more than thirty years in a variety of capacities. She has served as a teacher, administrator, educational consultant and now as the Director of Education of Genesee Lake School at O.D.T.C. Ms.
Halloran is licensed as a regular and special education teacher, a principal, a superintendent of schools and a director of special education. Her Master’s Degree was awarded in the area of Early Childhood, Special Education. She has also taught special education courses at the university level. Prior to assuming the position of Director of Education at Genesee Lake School, Wendy operated her own special education consulting business, The Learning Curve of Wisconsin, Inc. In this capacity she provided specialized services to students, families and school districts. Ms.Halloran’s vast experiences in meeting the special education needs of the disability community make her uniquely qualified to serve as the Director of Education at Genesee Lake School.
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B I O G R A P H I E S ( c o n t .) Jennifer Adams Headmaster of Theatre Academy Special Needs, First Stage Children’s Theatre Jennifer Adams is the headmaster of Theatre Academy Special Needs programming at First Stage. She holds an MFA in Theatre for Young Audiences from the University of Central Florida and has taught theatre and dance across the southeast and overseas for over 10 years. At First Stage she is also the Academy Director for all K4-4th grade programs. “First Stage Academy’s mission of teaching life skills through stage skills has changed the lives of children all over southeastern Wisconsin, we hope that this program will broaden our reach to even more young people.” Terry Kaldhusdal Moderator Terry Kaldhusdal is well known for his recent documentary film, Consider the Conversation, which debuted at the OAC in February of 2011. His previous work includes Thinking Like a Historian, for the Wisconsin State Historical
Society, and America’s Kings and Queens, The Gilded Age in Middle America, which will be shown on Milwaukee Public Television in the near future. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel has written that Kaldhusdal’s work is “clear and concise” and added that he has a “passion for learning and a talent for communicating.” Columnist Laurel Walker has called his work “A-plus” and stated that he has “a knack for documenting history.” In 1991, Terry joined his wife as a classroom teacher and moved from Southern California to Wisconsin. He currently teaches fourth grade at Magee Elementary School in Genesee Depot. His students have created documentaries that include the history of the Kettle Moraine School District and personal digital stories on everything from responsibility to the three branches of government. In 2009, one of Terry’s students was featured at the AHA Film Festival in Southern Illinois. Terry has traveled across his state and across the country as a speaker to improve our educational system. He was honored in 2006 with the Kohl Fellowship Award, and in 2007 as the Wisconsin State Teacher of the Year. Terry resides in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin with his wife, Janet, and their three children.
Donations are appreciated to continue offering films to the public, free of charge or for nominal fees. Look for the donation collection area in the lobby. Thank you for your support. 14 Oconomowoc Arts Center
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