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Ohlone College Broadcasting: Film & TV Classes

Full-time Staff and Adjunct Faculty

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    Gary Kauf
    Broadcasting Instructor & Director of Television Services
    (510) 659-6295
    gkauf@ohlone.edu
    Location: Smith Center, Room SC-171

    Gary Kauf worked as field anchor on KTVU's Mornings on 2 news program as well as The Ten O'Clock News. He served as senior writer for NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw, hosted the weekly bay area travel show Our Town, and was assignment editor of KQED's Evening Edition. Mr. Kauf received a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from San Francisco State University.

  • Arnie Loleng
    Operations Manager
    (510) 979-7968
    aloleng@ohlone.edu
    Location: Smith Center, Room SC-164

    Arnie Loleng served as technical director at Bay TV. He has worked as director and technical director at KION TV, floor manager at WTKR and technical director at KCCN. He has worked on such shows as Henry's Garden, The Show, and Bay Café. Mr. Loleng received a Bachelor of Arts in Radio/TV/Film from San Jose State University and a Masters in Business Administration from Regent University.

  • Dominic Bonavolonta

    After serving eight years as the director of the popular syndicated show EXTRA, Dominic Bonavolonta has returned to the bay area to teach Directing Live TV for the Ohlone College Broadcasting Department. Over the span of his career, Mr. Bonavolonta has directed pilots for the magazine show Celebrity Justice and the game show Change of Heart. live television newscasts for KTVU/FOX, and KPIX TV as well as CBS's Evening Magazine. He is a graduate of Southern Illinois University and lives in Oakland.

  • Lawrence Iriarte
    Adjunct Film & Video Production Instructor

    Lawrence Iriarte is a filmmaker and a graduate of the Academy of Arts College with a B.A. in Film and Video Production. Lawrence brings his years of experience working in film and video ranging from design and storyboarding in pre-production, to camera and line-producing in production, to post work in editing and special effects in the film and animation industry. Lawrence has worked for Warner Bros., Paramount, Pixar, and Industrial Light and Magic. His film credits include: The Matrix, James and the Giant Peach, and Nightmare Before Christmas and Bedazzled. He has worked on music videos with artists such as Smash Mouth, Hammer, Green Day, and Carlos Santana, to name a few.

  • William V. Moore
    Adjunct Digital Video Instructor

    William Moore worked as a television news cameraman for KTVU's The Ten O'Clock News for over 25 years. Mr. Moore has covered such seminal events as the Loma Prieta earthquake, the Oakland Hills Fire and the murder of San Francisco Mayor George Moscone. His wealth of experience runs from working with film cameras and early ENG through Betacam and today's digital video.

  • Tom Johnson
    Audio Editing and Sound Reinforcement

    Tom Johnson will teach Pro-Tools audio editing this spring for the Broadcasting Department’s new Music Video Class. Mr. Johnson’s audio company, Johnson Digital Audio, is so well known that clients fly in from around the world to take advantage of his digital editing and mastering expertise. Mr. Johnson also teaches sound reinforcement for Ohlone’s Music Department, and is the radio broadcast engineer for the Oakland Symphony.

  • Mauricio Quijano
    Adjunct Television Production Instructor

    Mauricio Quijano works as a television director for a variety of live events broadcast on the FOX Network including MLS (Major League Soccer) and Pac10 football and basketball games. He is the principal television director for Stanford University. Mr. Quijano has produced specials for PBS, the CBS Morning News, and the Spanish network Telemundo. He began his television career as a producer and assignment at KPIX TV.

  • Jeff Martinez

    Jeff Martinez is a talented film and video artist who joins Ohlone College Television to teach Final Cut Pro. Mr. Martinez holds a Master's Degree in education and a teaching credential in Multimedia Vocational Education. He also heads up a very successful video program at Kennedy High School in Fremont. His students' films are routinely among the finalists in local film festival competitions.