Megan L. Willy
311 Cathedral Street Apt 3C
Baltimore, MD 21201
301-904-2528
megan.willy@gmail.com
www.meganwilly.us
Educational background and degrees conferred:
Experience:
- Imaging Research Center undergraduate fellowship involvement, January 2006-December 2007
- University of Maryland, Baltimore County, part-time Motor Vehicle Operator, February 2004-October 2007
- Volunteer in the UMBC Conversation Partner Program, an opportunity to be a international student mentor each semester, 5-10 hours/week, 2003-2008
- Intern as a Visual Database Modeler for J.F. Taylor, Inc., a company providing research, development, test, and evaluation services to the U.S. military, May 2007-January 2008
- Imaging Research Center intern working with Professor Steve Bradley on the development of “Call and Response”, a interdisciplinary science, art, and technology project, May 2007-January 2008
- Artistic collaboration with NASA Goddard Space Flight Center to create experimental films to be projected on a sphere using revolutionary technology, November-December 2007
- Member of ArtCOM, UMBC’s artist community club, October 2003-Spring 2007
- Independent research with Dr. Bob Rubinstein (UMBC) concerning culture and architecture, February-May 2007
- Independent research with Professor Steve Bradley (UMBC) concerning experimental use of audio, February-May 2007
- Artistic collaboration with the editorial cartoonist, Kevin Kallaugher, to create a political animation, February-May 2007
- Artistic collaboration with Baltimore Speaks Out!, an after school program for the youth in Baltimore, to create an animation concerning life in the city, September-December 2006
- Secretary of ArtCOM, UMBC’s artist community club, September 2006-October 2006
- Student volunteer for emerging technologies at ACM Siggraph’s 2006 conference, August 2006
- Artistic collaboration with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra to create an experimental animation film and performance, February-November 2006
- Independent animation studies with Professor Kim Collmer and Professor Guido Kühn (Fachoschule Schwäbisch Hall) concerning German architecture, September-December 2005
- Volunteer for Habitat for Humanity’s “Night of Homelessness”, March 2006
- Internship in a photography and video studio, SkipJack Studios, May-October 2004
- Part-time Rite Aid Pharmacy clerk Baltimore, MD, September 2003-February 2004
Honors, Achievements, and Publications:
Skills:
- Fluent on both Windos and Macintosh operating systems
- Animation software: proficient in Autodesk's Maya 3D animation (through 2009) and Adobe AfterEffects
- Image editing: Adobe Photoshop proficient
- Video editing: Final Cut Pro, Premier
- Audio editing: Alesis' Cubase, Soundtrack Pro, Audacity freeware
- Webpage creation: Dreamweaver (basics)
- Word processing: Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, Excel
- Ability to learn other software quickly
- Effective creative collaborator
- Experienced intercultural communicator
- Possesses strong work ethic
- Self-motivated
- Aspiring graduate student
- Novice stilt-walker
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