Faculty

	Jeffery Boortz Savannah B.F.A., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; M.A., University of Southern California.
	Matthew Burge Savannah B.A., University of South Florida; M.F.A., School of the Art Institute of Chicago. As a digital artist, Matthew Burge has been featured in national and international competitions and programs. His fine art has been shown in galleries and museums. His most recent showings were at the Boca Raton Museum of Fine Arts and the IMUG NAB reel. He also exhibited the piece "33 vertebrae," a multi-monitor experimentation, in "Electronics Alive III" at the University of Tampa, Fla. Other participants in this show were Bruce Wands and Chris Landreth, Oscar winner for the animated short film "Ryan." As a motion graphics designer, Burge has worked in both Chicago and South Florida. In Chicago, he worked an animator/designer producing work for clients including Pepsi, Gatorade and Chicago Radio Broadcasters. He also worked as a multimedia developer and 3-D animator at Atomic Imaging Chicago. In South Florida, Burge worked for CPN Design Studios as a designer/animator, Tampa Digital Studios head animator/designer and WFLA Channel 8 (Tampa's NBC affiliate) as a designer/animator. His South Florida clients included ESPN, NHRA, NHL, NFL, the U.S. Department of Defense and others. Burge has worked with personalities ranging from fitness guru Tony Little to Butch Patrick (TV's Eddie Munster) to author Tom Clancy. Burge has been teaching art and computer art for more than nine years. He also has an extensive background in experimental video art and interactive media. Memberships: National Association of Photoshop Professionals College Art Association Classes: Design for Moving Media Advanced Motion Techniques  3-D Motion Graphics Interactive Design (offered through the interactive design and game development program) Advanced Survey of Computer Art Applications
	William Chapman Atlanta B.S., Southern Illinois University; M.Comm., Georgia State University.
	Dominique Elliott Savannah B.F.A., University of Rhode Island; M.F.A., Southeastern Massachusetts University.
	Alessandro Imperato Savannah B.A., Cheltenham and Gloucester College of Higher Education; M.A., University of Leeds; Ph.D., Keele University.
	Carl Marxer Atlanta B.S., University of Tennessee; M.F.A., Savannah College of Art and Design. Carl L. Marxer has been working at his production company, Video Production Services, since 1982. The company produces video for corporate and industrial clients including the American Cancer Society, AT&T, IBM, Coca-Cola USA, Kroger, Wrigley and Scientific Atlanta. Marxer has taught video production at the Atlanta Art Institute and the American InterContinental University, and he specializes in creating material for non-standard video displays. Awards: Telly Award, bronze, 2006 Aurora Award, gold, 2006 MCA-I Golden Reel Award, 2006 Memberships: Promax Broadcast Design Association National Association of Television Arts and Science AIGA- Atlanta Chapter Atlanta Ad Club Media Communications Association-International
	Minho Shin Savannah B.F.A., Hanyang University; M.F.A., Savannah College of Art and Design.
	Pat Smith Atlanta B.F.A., Pratt Institute. Pat Smith spent 15 years with Turner Broadcasting as vice president and creative director of TBS and Turner South networks, respectively. She designed the logo, set, and on-air and print packaging and promotion for "Dinner and a Movie," TBS network's award-winning movie franchise. In 1999, Smith directed the design and launch of the first regional broad-based network, Turner South, which garnered 17 industry awards in its first two years of broadcast. Since June 2006, she has served as an adjunct professor at SCAD-Atlanta. Professional affiliations: Board of Governors, BDA International/PROMAX, 1995 - 2001 Member, BDA International Member, National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Member, Women in Cable Telecommunications Member, AIGA Awards: 11 Southeast Regional Emmys 74 Broadcast Design Association and PROMAX international awards 4 Cable Mark awards National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Silver Circle Award, 2005 Named Also Influential, CableFax 100 Heavy Hitters, CableFax Magazine, October 2005 Named among second 50 Top Most Influential Women in Cable, Cable World, November 2005 Classes: Packaging for Broadcast Design Motion Graphics Broadcast Design Portfolio Broadcast Design Studio 1
	Jill Taffet Savannah B.F.A., Cooper Union School of Art and Architecture. Emmy Award-winning creative director Jill Taffet created the original, innovative on-air branding of E! Entertainment Television in 1991 and also oversaw the network's re-branding 10 years later. In addition, she has created on-air identities for HBO, TV Land, Oxygen and MSNBC, and has designed main titles and promo campaigns for networks including ESPN, NBC, Discovery Networks and FOX. She also has developed and designed Web sites, kiosks and CD-ROMs for various cable networks and movie studios. Prior to joining SCAD as chair of the broadcast design and motion graphics department, she served as a professor of digital media at Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles. Awards and recognition: Multiple Broadcast Design Association Gold Awards Multiple AIGA Awards GRAPHIS Interactive Annual Mobius Advertising Award Type Directors Club Awards Art Directors Club Awards The New Media Invision Awards
	Steve Walker Atlanta n/a
	Woon Kee Yong Savannah M.F.A., Savannah College of Art and Design.