Between July 27-31, 2009 I taught the 18th annual CNMAT Max/MSP/Jitter night school course (for my 9th time!). All course documentation is kept on CNMAT's one-of-a-kind new music web portal: there you will find the course outline, video screen shots of some of the lectures, as well as patches and links.

Between July 21-25 of 2008, I taught the 13th annual MaxMSP Night School, hosted by CNMAT. This was the 9th year I taught at the night school, crazy!

I have posted all course material on CNMAT's 2008 Max/MSP Night School page.

I'm teaching a course along with Professor Doug Geers from the School of Music, on the topic of treating time. The course is titled Interdisciplinary Media Collaborations: Treating Time and here is the course description.

My first course at the University of Minnesota's Art Department focusing on generative video with Max/MSP and Jitter.

Check out the course's blog.

Course evaluation form results from 2005, 2006 and 2007, with 38 out of 62 students responding to the survey.

A PDF version of CNMAT's MaxMSP Night School Student Evaluation is here.

A real time video performance instrument made for the Lemur, for my friends at Jazz Mutant. Video is recorded at will into a delay line, and the delay line is explored with the fingers. We look for tics...

A real time video performance instrument that uses mass-spring models implemented with msd in Max/MSP/Jitter, to manipulate a structure with endearing behaivior. The instrument is made to be played with a Lemur, for my friends at Jazz Mutant.

A real time video instrument for working with multiple video loops captured in real-time and dynamically moved around the projection space with a Lemur for my friends at Jazz Mutant.