At IPR, we are proud to say that we have a community of veteran alumni who have created great opportunities for themselves and have shown discipline and passion for the creative arts. Our spotlight is on Doug Linburg, CEO of Initiative Media Group and graduate from IPR’s Audio Production and Engineering, Live Sound and Show …
What is Financial Aid? In 2015 over two-thirds of students in America used some sort of financial aid to help them pay for school. Fast forward to now, and the need has only increased, so you’re not alone in looking for ways to supplement your tuition. But where do you begin? That’s where IPR comes in. To …
William Hensley is a 2010 Graduate of the Institute of Production and Recording whose career is off to an electrifying start. Hensley, a double major in Audio Production & Engineering and Music & Entertainment Business, has travelled extensively and integrated Audio/Visual technologies at some of the biggest sports venues in the nation, including Minneapolis’ US Bank Stadium. …
The corporate world moves fast, and many businesses thrive on instant results on a daily basis. One of the ways that businesses take advantage of a myriad amount of tools is through video conferencing technology. Over the decades, video conferencing has grown from a luxury tool to a necessity for companies. As a result of …
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We’re all captivated by the power of film and television, and the audio and dialogue creates a great production. But the one factor that makes a movie or television show complete is audio. Bad sound can ruin a film, and the production sound department ensures that the film or TV series has great audio. It …
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Being on a film or television set means that there is an abundance of situations that will provide both exciting thrills and challenges. Depending on your role, you may experience more excitement than others. One position that sees more than their fair share is that of the 1st assistant director, or 1st A.D. The 1st …
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Movie and television crews encompass a wide variety of roles, with some often being overlooked. Although some may seem obscure, there are positions that make viewers curious. One of those roles happens to be the dolly grip. Although its name may sound funny, being a dolly grip is no joke. In fact, it’s one of …
There are few things that can ruin a film set or production–like improper lighting. Whether on a film set or a theatrical production, lighting is an integral to a production’s success. Lighting technicians undergo education and training through video production schools to become electrical lighting technicians. While the duties may vary depending on the production, …
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Written by Maria Barr, Digital Video and Media Production student and Krissy Jackson, IPR Social Media Specialist The Duluth Superior Film Festival (DSFF) is an ambitious and innovative event that delivers film, music and art to the Twin Ports region. In its decade-long history, DSFF has developed an exemplary reputation for presenting a distinctively imaginative …
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John Asche has been doing AV type work for nearly 15 years in the industry. A graduate from IPR’s Audio Production and Engineering program, he also interned with Nova Recordings and helped run the label. Outside of IPR, John also ran an international DJ company and worked at the Mall of America as an AV …
