One: Packing

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Monday, January 30, 2012

One: Packing

Haven't done anything on camera for years. I do promise to work very hard on not saying ahhh as a point of punctuation. It's driving me nuts and I'm sure it will drive you nuts as well. In countdown mode. I have only a few days, so lots of last minute stuff.

I'm shooting this blog with a very small Sony blog camera. The quality isn't great by any means but it is really easy for me to post stuff.

For those students who are following along you will need to email me at the address at the top of the blog for assignments. Please note: your first assignment will be to actually send me an email. Look at the address closely.

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4/3/2023 02:50:03 pm

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Dominic Fucci is a life long artist and filmmaker. For the past fifteen years, in addition to film projects, he has been working with teenagers and young adults in Minnesota project-based learning high schools as artist in residence. Dominic has a passion for education and learning which he has managed to combine with his career as a filmmaker and artist.

Dominic is a classically trained painter who began experimenting with video during the early 1970s and has been working in the film and video industry ever since. As a skilled producer, director, and educator with proven creative ability in writing, he has been involved in a wide variety of documentary media productions. He has worked with Cherif Keita on several projects including “Cemetery Stories” and “Remembering Nokutela.” Presently he is in production on “Greetings From Djoliba, An American Village” a film about 1960s American cultural impact on a small village in West Africa.

Dominic remains focused on taking his passion for education and learning to students in Africa.

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