Moving Image Arts - People
John Allen
Associate Professor of Moving Image Arts
B.A., Colorado State University
M.F.A., University of California-Los Angeles
John Allen completed an MFA at the UCLA School of Film and Television in 1982 and worked professionally in film production for 16 years.
After writing, producing and directing a series of historical shorts for the Disney Channel he began working in the field of cinematography.
Starting as a camera assistant he worked his way up through the ranks becoming a camera operator and director of photography. A wide range of projects included feature films, commercials, documentaries, made-for-TV movies, music videos, and television pilots
Brent Kliewer
Lecturer and Director of Film Programming, The Screen
Brent Kliewer is an internationally known film curator and serves as The Screen's director of film programming. Kliewer spent ten years building the film program at the Center for Contemporary Arts.
Kliewer founded Santa Fe's Jean Cocteau Theater, and is the film and book critic for The Santa Fe New Mexican newspaper.
Brad Wolfley
Associate Professor, Chair of Moving Image Arts
B.A., University of New Mexico
M.A., M.F.A., Rutgers University
Brad Wolfley has worked as a senior editor, writer, director, videographer and production technician.
In addition, he has produced and directed numerous television commercials, films, music videos and industrial videos.
Terry BorstAdjunct Professor
B.A., University of California, Berkeley
M.F.A., UCLA
Terry Borst has worked as a professional screenwriter for more than 20 years, with credits in film, television, and videogames.
He has also published two books: Story and Simulations for Serious Games and the upcoming End to End Game Development (due out in December 2009). Find out more at: http://www.terryborst.com.
Hank Rogerson Assistant Professor
Hank Rogerson is a director, writer and actor who works both in fiction and non-fiction film. His most recent project is DocuMentors, an on-line how-to website for documentary filmmaking. www.documentaryhowto.com.
His film Shakespeare Behind Bars had its world premiere in the Documentary Competition at the Sundance Film Festival and won 10 awards on the festival circuit. Hank also co-produced, directed and edited Homeland, an award winning documentary about four families on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota, as well as Circle of Stories, a cutting edge multi-media project that brings to life the vibrant art of Native American storytelling on the worldwide web at pbs.org.
Hank has also freelanced as a writer, director and producer within the film industry, and is two-time Sundance Institute Fellow. As an actor, Hank has done film, television and theater, most recently on the tv shows In Plain Sight and Crash.
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