The MAPS Media Institute is offering a class to prepare students for life beyond technology. The class teaches soft skills – the essentials to business readiness. Peter Rosten is the founder and CEO of the MAPS Media Institute. “Every year, we learn more about what our students want, and this year they wanted to have […]
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The MAPS Media Institute is participating in the Ravalli County Fair for their first time. They will have an information booth and a photo booth, where they will host fun, hands-on activities and sell costume jewelry. “MAPS staff and students will be available to share program information, answer questions and take student applications for their
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One of the first students to complete the MAPS Media Institute program in Hamilton won three Emmy Awards from the Southwest Chapter of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Luke McLean, on-air promotions editor for BYU Broadcasting, was awarded the honors for his work for BYU TV in the category of best promo campaign.
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The creators and executive producers of the NBC show came to the MAPS Media Institute as guest lecturers. Jim Kouf and David Greenwalt shared the intricacies of producing, writing and directing a major television show, gave tips on getting into the film and television industry, and shared insight as to how the business works. NBC’s
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July 14th, 2014 National Enowment of the Arts Grant To Whom it May Concern, For the last two years, GEAR UP Montana has sponsored MAPS summer programs. Although they were only one week in length, as opposed to the 10 week program being proposed, we feel the results achieved for us would translate into a
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The MAPS Media Institute in Hamilton was highlighted in an article in Emmy Magazine this month. Emmy is the official magazine of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Actor James Spader is on the front cover and the article about MAPS, and in particular MAPS graduate Luke McLean, is on page 57. On Friday,
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Peter Rosten, founder and CEO of the MAPS Media Institute, said the distribution is underway. “The governor, No Kid Hungry and MAPS are putting a lot of effort to have the video seen in as large an area as possible,” he said. “It’s a great video.” On March 21, Montana Gov. Bullock, Academy Award-winning actor
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