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As technology blurs the lines between music, theater, and interactive media, BerkleeNYC gives students the skills to thrive in an experience-driven world. In just one year, artists in Berklee NYC’s live music production and design Master of Arts program emerge with the skills, portfolio, and network to make emotional connections with worldwide audiences through innovative technology. Students cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset and learn a wide range of artistic skills and technologies, including content creation, sound design, live production design, lighting, story and narrative, set design, video systems, networking, programming, and 3D design. By creating compelling art as a member of a diverse and talented team with access to transformative technology, students discover their perfect place in the live event industry.

Brian C. Gonzalez is a queer Chicano filmmaker, interdisciplinary artist, and educator working across video art, immersive installation, and performance under the moniker TAXIPLASM. His work has screened internationally at venues including Times Square, Sundance Film Festival, Fotografi ska Museum, Art Basel Miami Beach, and Lincoln Center. He has held residencies at The Robert Wilson Watermill Center and Künstlerhaus Bethanien in Berlin, and is a Queer|Art Film Fellow developing his first narrative feature. He has taught at Princeton University, Stanford University, The New School, and the School of Visual Arts, and is currently a professor at BerkleeNYC.

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