A 25-minute intensive lesson for film and photo students covering copyright law, music licensing for festivals, public domain via Steamboat Willie, and personal portfolio protection.
A two-part cross-curricular sequence exploring character morality and psychological depth through literature and creative digital music production.
A digital music production lesson where students translate their character's moral complexity into a digital musical theme (leitmotif) using Soundtrap loops, virtual instruments, and automation.
An instructional step-by-step student project guide for Soundtrap, guiding students on how to layer loops, compose melodies, and use automation to map their character's moral journey musically.
A comprehensive 10-month contemporary dance curriculum for intermediate dancers aged 15-20. The program integrates technical training, improvisation practices, and choreographic composition lessons, culminating in a polished group showcase piece.
A high school literature lesson exploring the collapse of the hero-villain binary. Students analyze psychological motivations, moral dilemmas, and archetypes to understand how complex characters operate in the gray zones of narrative.
A comprehensive teacher facilitation guide providing structured lesson plans, rigorous text-dependent discussion questions, and a detailed exemplar analysis of Macbeth to model the Moral Mapping worksheet.
A comprehensive 7-week plastic lacing (gimp) curriculum for youth ages 8-13. This program guides students from absolute beginners to master crafters, focusing on the Starter, Square (Box), and Circle (Barrel) stitches to create custom keychains and bracelets.
Syllabus and introductory onboarding materials for the Interactive Media Design course, covering studio expectations, grading, and course policies in a high-impact, print-ready black and white layout.
A structured 2-page print-ready student worksheet helping students isolate motivations, list compromising actions, plot character trajectory, and write a critical synthesis.
An elite curriculum analyzing cult internet masterpieces, media cross-pollination, and experimental digital narratives from the 2000s and 2010s.
This onboarding lesson introduces students to the Principles of Digital Design course, including its scope, expectations, grading metrics, and daily technology protocols.
An interactive and visually dramatic slide deck deconstructing the traditional hero/villain binary, introducing anti-heroes, tragic villains, and the psychological mechanics of moral grayness.
