Russell Whitaker, President / Owner
MediaTech Institute's President and founder Russell Whitaker has been at the heart of Texas music
and recording for over three decades. Russell spent the 70's in Austin where he designed and
operated the Ruff Cedar Recording Studio. Though busy making records, Russell also made time to
receive certification as an electronics technician from the SouthWest School of Electronics. Russell continued his education at the University of Texas at Austin and received a Bachelor of Science in
Radio, Television and Film in 1980. Russell's illustrious career years in Austin included recording
many of the scenes greatest artists. Great performers such as Stevie Ray Vaughan, Asleep at the
Wheel, Willie Nelson, Marcia Ball and more, all relied on Russell to give them their special sound.

After relocating to Dallas and opening the multi-studio facility known as Dallas Sound Lab, he
continued working with some of the best talents in the industry throughout the 80's and 90's.
Major artists to go through Dallas sound lab include ZZ Top, Cheap Trick, Grover Washington Jr.,
Toby Keith, Phil Collins, and the list goes on and on. Along the way, Russell invented and received
patents on his Wordy Birdy Digital Speech Training Device, used worldwide by pet bird enthusiasts.

Russell wanted to give something back to both the industry and the education that served as his
foundation, so in 1998, MediaTech Institute opened it's doors. Occupying some of the Dallas Sound
Lab facility at first, the school quickly expanded to Austin, Houston and most recently into California.
Russell continues his commitment to technology education through his expanding efforts to bring
programs in Audio Engineering, Digital Film and Computer Gaming to new minds and new talents
and lending his decades of experience to students attending Mediatech Institute.














Tracy Terrell, Vice President - tracy@mediatechinstitute.com
Vice President Tracy Terrell knows the Media and Film industries from the ground up. Starting as
a teen she quickly worked her way through the ranks at the acclaimed Levenson & Hill Advertising
agency getting the acting bug through her work there in both the movie and creative departments.
After grooming her skills attending KD Studios the Actors Conservatory of the Southwest, she affirmed
her talent for working behind the camera and Tracy headed off to the world of film production.
While working for production houses such as Bass Communications and AMS Productions Group,
Tracy also found time to freelance in production for a variety of players in the sports television market.
FOX Sports, ESPN, NBC, and CBS all have utilized her expertise. The success of her freelance
career led her to strike out in 2002 and form her own company, T-Squared Productions which
provides producer and casting director services for film and television shoots all over the country.
Notably, Tracy co-produced the feature film "Shtickmen" which you can rent today at any Blockbuster
across the country. As Casting Director, Tracy has cast just about every Texan you've seen on the
prime-time reality TV shows such as "The Biggest Loser", "Trading Spouses", "The Bacholorette",
"Star Search" and more. Tracy's recent credits include production manager for The Speed Channelís number one rated show "PINKS All Out" and casting director of the feature film "Dusk" to be released
in theatres summer 2008.

In 2006 Tracy joined MediaTech institute as faculty. Serving in the dual roles of teaching the Business Communications course and co-developing the new Digital Film Program from concept to reality, her leadership skills became immediately clear to school owner Russell Whitaker and she was quickly promoted to the vice-presidency she holds today. Tracy is dedicated to our students determined to
see her concept of the Digital Film Program rise beyond it's immediate success, keep the Recording
Arts Program as viable and exciting as it is today, and expand the MediaTech Institute academic
offerings into new areas of entertainment industry education. To learn more about Tracy check out
her myspace page and add her as a friend. www.myspace.com/tracyterrell














Mike Sandusky, Campus Director - mike@mediatechinstitute.com
Mike Sandusky graduated from the University of Texas at Arlington in 1998 with a Bachelor of Music, majoring in Music with a minor in Business. He began engineering at the Dallas Sound Lab as an
intern during his senior year of studies at UTA, and just prior to graduation, was hired as an assistant engineer. One of the challenging duties Mike assisted with at that time was the preparation and
installation of the vintage Neve 8058 console, which included totally re-wiring the control room for
Studio "D". Not long afterwards, Mike began instructing one of the Audio Engineering and Studio Techniques classes in the summer of 1999, and still continues to help students to understand the
technical and creative aspects of audio engineering. Mike is part of the administrative staff of the
studio and the school, and continues to engineer recording sessions and teach classes for the Dallas Sound Lab. Some clients Mike has worked with include: Playskool, NFL Films, Disney, USA Films,
Tiger Woods PGA Golf, Madden Football Challenge, HD Vision, Vocal Majority, Acoustix, Kirk Franklin,
Tim Posey, Fallen from the Nest, IBM, DART, various UNT Jazz ensembles, and others.




Charlotte McCaskill , Financial Aid Director - charlotte@mediatechinstitute.com
Charlotte McCaskill has worked with Student Federal Aid for 4 years. She was a Financial Aid
Advisor at The University of Texas at Dallas and worked 3 years as Assistant Director of Financial
Aid at the Art institute of Dallas. She has a B.S. degree in Merchandising with a minor in Business
from The University of North Texas. Charlotte speaks the French language and loves to travel.
She has been to school in France and Switzerland and has travel to such places as Spain, England,
the Philippines, Costa Rica and plans to add more countries to her list!




Mike Musal, AUD101 - mmusal@mediatechinstitute.com
Mike has a BA from the University of North Texas with a Major in Music and a minor in Radio / TV Film.
He worked at TM Communications as a house editor putting his touch on many custom and syndicated
radio spots and ID packages produced by the company. In 1988 he accepted a teaching position with
The Art Institute of Dallas as an Audio Production Instructor for their music/video program as well as
teaching multimedia. Mike joined Dallas Sound Lab in December of 2002 as an instructor for our
Audio Engineering and Studio Techniques course. Mike is also a musician. He began playing drums
in the 6th grade and the age of 12…and he’s still doing it! He continues to record regularly  with local
bands and performs occasionally. Our staff and students are honored to have Mike here at Dallas
Sound Lab, we know his experience and knowledge will be very beneficial to us all.




James Dumaine, AUD101 / AUD301 - jdumaine@mediatechinstitute.com
James DuMaine holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Science in Management and Marketing from McNeese
State University and an Associates Degree in Music/Video business from the Art Institute of Dallas.
He owns and operates Dumaine Street productions, which produces tracks for various styles of music. James works closely with the artists and producers to create, edit and produce songs, commercials,
voice-overs and music beds. He has extensive working knowledge of various aspects of the music
and video industry. James is also an accomplished musician. He plays guitar, drums and keyboards.
His musical background combined with many years of experience in the music and video industry
will prove most beneficial to our students of Audio Engineering and Contemporary Music Theory.


Brad Cox, AUD102 / AUD201 - bcox@mediatechinstitute.com
Brad grew up in a musical family. His mother teaching piano and dance and his grandfather owning
a music store in Annapolis, Maryland where he was allowed to explore all aspects of instrumentation, developing an intimacy for the intricacies of many instruments. Having settled on the trumpet as his
primary instrument Brad’s first jobs were as an orchestra pit player for various high school and
colleges that did not have music program enough to support their musicals. Brad has a Bachelor’s
in Music Performance degree having attended North Texas State University (now University of North
Texas) as a trumpet major, then due to certain degree program requirements he ended up changing
major instrument to a keyboard instrument, the pipe organ. In following his teacher, Donald Willing,
into retirement to El Paso, Texas, Brad graduated magna cum laude in 1984. Upon moving back to
the Dallas, Fort Worth area he began study in non-linear edit, MIDI sequencing on the Synclavier II
with Lightening Sound and Music then with the Dallas Sound Lab. In 1989 Brad moved to Los Angeles
to pursue a career a sound editing for film and television. As an independent contractor he has
worked for such studios as Universal, Sony, MGM, Warner Brothers, ToddAO, Westwind Media and Nickelodeon where he was Foley and Dialogue editor for Ren & Stimpy for three seasons. He has
also been Music Editor for Peter Bernstein, son of Elmer Bernstein, Sound Effects Editor and SFX
Designer for Martin Marysaka, owner of RoadRunner Sound and SFX, DLG and FLY editor for
Brian Mendelsohn of BAM Productions, Los Angeles.  Brad’s onscreen credits can be viewed
at www.imdb.com.

With the ever increasing need for a multimedia person at churches Brad had been director of media, including web site design and layout; internet broadcasting of church services; creation of recorded
audio and video productions for University Bible Church in Westwood Village near UCLA. He has
also run live sound for UBC in California, Rockway Church of Arlington, Texas, and is a technical
advisor for Crossroads Christian Church, Arlington, Texas..
 
In 2005 Brad re-establishes Dallas contacts from 20 years earlier, reconnecting with Mark Menza of
Menza Music and DNA Productions in Irving, Texas and began working on the Warner Brothers feature animation “The Ant Bully” in Production and Post Production as SFX editor for animatics and broadcast interstitials. Brad continues to work professional outside of MediaTech Institute and thanks to the
internet, he is able to perform various sound editing services for various projects locally and for his
Los Angeles clientele.


Joe Macre, AUD301 - jmacre@mediatechinstitute.com
Joe Macre is the founder of Cuppajoemusic which Produces Artists and composes custom scores
and sound design for Film and TV. Joe's music career started in high school and proved to be the
start of a phenomenal road to success. Joe worked with major recording artists Crack the Sky,
The B. E. Taylor Group and Wild Cherry. After relocating to New York, Joe became an engineer and
studio musician and performed with artists such as Jim Croce, David Sanborn, The Brecker Brothers,
Marie Osmond, Kieth Green. Clint Brown and many others. As Joe's career expanded into television,
he began scoring and engineering for national clients such as Pepsi, Burger King, McDonald's, Ford, Nickelodeon, Showtime, Bud Light, Corona Extra, and Walker Texas Ranger. As Sr. Engineer/Sound Designer at Post Op Editorial in Dallas Texas, Joe is one of the country's most sought-after mixing engineers. Award winning credits in films such as Monster in Law, House of D and Fire Down Below.
His “Cuppajoemusic" Library and Sound Design is chosen for many national spots such as the award winning Super Bowl Tabasco "Mosquito", Corona "Ship in a Bottle", Nickelodeon, Showtime, Ford, McDonalds, Corona, Hyundai, Oprah Winfrey and more. This past year Joe and CTS bandmate Rick Witkowski's song “Safety in Numbers” was rewritten with British Atlantic Records artist Ellie Lawson
and D.J. Lethal for the film “Monster in Law” with Jane Fonda. He also worked with Erykah Badu on
the film “House of D“ and produced tracks for Erikah for an upcoming project. In addition, Joe recently worked with Quest recording artist Sy Smith and Erykah Badu producer Madukwu Chinwah. Joe Produced/Engineered and performed on the latest Crack The Sky project entitled "The Sale".
He and the original Crack drummer Joey D'Amico recently reunited with the band and are currently
touring the northeast. In addition, Joe is an Instructor of composing/Producing at Mediatech Institute
(Dallas campus) and is an active member of ASCAP, AES and the American Federation
of Musicians.





Perry Schrag, AUD401 - p.schrag@mediatechinstitute.com

Randy Williams, AUD401 - r.williams@mediatechinstitute.com
In the early 80’s (around 82’) my brother and some friends started a rock band in Shreveport,
Louisiana. I had no desire to be on stage but found a guy in the crowd that was mixing the sound
and found my calling. Stayed mixing bands in clubs thru 1985 and then went to Recording Workshop
in Chillicothe, Ohio to see how the recording side lived.

In 1986, I moved to Dallas to start a sound and lighting company with a partner from Louisiana.
I stayed with this adventure doing everything from 5th grade plays to concerts for 10,000 people
until 1991.

1989 was my first shot at working with Showco, Inc. which was one of the largest touring sound
companies in the world at the time. I ended up working for over 10 years with them traveling all over
the world multiple times. During this time I worked as a sound engineer with such bands as:
Alice Cooper, Clint Black (3 tours), Megadeth (2 tours), Stone Temple Pilots, Phil Collins, Bob Seger,
Luther Vandross, Anita Baker, Alanis Morrisette and John Fogerty.

I started work with AVW in the summer of 1996 which is one of the largest AV companies in the
country after deciding to get off of the road and enjoy the family life. While working here I’ve been
exposed to Digital consoles, line array speaker systems, dealing with CAD drawings and a multitude
of other new cutting edge technologies. I’m still working here today even though the name has
changed a few times, the latest is Freeman AV.

Started teaching at Mediatech Institute April 06 after receiving a call from a friend that was working
here then named Belinda Swafford. What started out to be one semester filling in has turned out to
be now getting ready for the 10 semester over 2 years later.




Tim Kimsey, AUD401 - tim@mediatechinstitute.com
One year after graduating high school, and having no idea of how to get into the “music business”
Tim found a studio in Ft. Worth, Texas that was willing to give him an opportunity to learn music
production, and recording. While working in Ft. Worth at Buffalo Sound Studios, Tim went from an
assistant, to second engineer, to chief engineer in approximately 2 years. Not only was Tim learning
how to record & mix in the studio, but was also learning the PA business through a Dallas based
company called Dallas Backup.

Tim spent almost 6 years in Ft. Worth as chief engineer at Buffalo Sound, and was approached by
THE largest audio production facility in the southwest known as Dallas Sound Lab where he was
one of 5 engineers working on everything from demo recordings to mixing to picture. Within 1 year of working at DSL he became the chief engineer and remained there for the next 3 years before making
the decision to become an independent engineer and traveling to various cities in the US & Mexico.

Tim got most of his experience in Orchestral recording in the late eighties, and most of his rock,
heavy metal, pop, R&B, jazz, blues and rap recording experience in the early nineties, working
with such people as Grover Washington Jr., B.B. King, Steve Perry, Lars Ulrich (Metalica),
King Diamond, Pantera, UGK (Under Ground Kingz), & Paula Abdul.

Currently Tim is freelancing as an independent engineer for various producers in various styles
of music, traveling from coast to coast, and from Canada to El Salvador, with the desire to build a
remote truck for capturing live performances, and concerts.




Patrick Keel, BOM101 - patrick@mediatechinstitute.com
Patrick Keel is a record producer and co-owner of Dragon Street Records in Dallas, Texas.
He teaches the Business of Music course at Dallas Sound Lab as well as Collin County Community College, sharing his inside knowledge of all things related to the music business with his students.




Jim Waits, BCM101 / Career Services Coordinator - jim@mediatechinstitute.com
As Career Services Coordinator Jim is new to Mediatech Institute but not the entertainment industry.
A Theater/Cinematography alumnus of Stephen F. Austin State University, Jim began his career on
the road with Showco, Inc., working with such performers as Jackson Browne, Genesis, Robert Plant
and Michael Jackson. With Showco’s development of the Vari-Lite automated lighting system, he
helped transition new technology from the touring arena into films including Peggy Sue Got Married
and Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure as well as television events like the Miss Universe Pageants,
Live Aid and The Academy Awards. He has consulted on Broadway productions, Special Events and Corporate shows as well.

Pulling to the side of the road in order to have a family life, Jim started the first Automated Lighting
Training Program at Vari-Lite, Inc., later expanding it into industry workshops and a University
Outreach program. He then segued into overseeing event personnel for the North American offices
of Vari-Lite, Inc. When the company began developing products for sale, he moved over to Technical Marketing as a liaison between R&D and the industry’s Lighting Designers and Directors. The last
few years have found him returning to production work wearing multiple hats of Installer, Designer and Consultant. The enjoyment of working in training and the satisfaction of helping people with a genuine passion for the business is what brings him to Mediatech Institute; that, and the opportunity to spend
more time with his daughters, Olivia and Julia. Still the best production he’s ever worked with.




Eric Jewell, DFP101 / DFP201 / DFP401 - eric@mediatechinstitute.com
Eric began his film career at the early age of 13 when he decided to make a his stop-motion and live
action epic trilogy "Killer Jell-o", about a rampaging blob of evil Jell-o. He won various awards over
the years for his short films, culminating in a Video release of his early works called "Explosive Shorts!". While attending the University of North Texas, Jewell also started a video production company,
specializing in commercials and corporate videography. AMS production Group hired Jewell as a
Director of Photography, Director, Producer and occasional Editor. Over the years he produced
videos for many fortune 500 companies such as Microsoft, Texas Instruments, EDS, Pizza Hut, Levi's,
and many, many more. He has won more than twenty industry awards such as the Communicator,
Telly, Radio Award of Excellence, Katy, DV Award, Vision Fest Screenwriting Award and more.
Eric also co-directed the feature film "Shtickmen", a multi-award winning movie available through
Netflix and Blockbuster. Eric is the Department Chair and Head Instructor at Mediatech Institute.




Keith Duncan, BTF101 - keith@mediatechinstitute.com
20-year industry veteran and is a board member of the Dallas Producers Association
(www.dallasproducers.org) as well as a founding member of the Texas Motion Picture Alliance.
Keith has numerous commercial and feature credits that are listed on the Internet Movie Database
and was educated at the University of Texas, Dallas in art with a film emphasis.

Keith has founded industry efforts such as The MOVIE INSTITUTE, teaching youth how to create
movies and commercials of their own, ThinkTank Entertainment (www.thinktankenter.com), a creator
of independent motion pictures and the new Film Forge Pictures (www.filmforgepictures.com), a film
fund for creating Texas-based indie efforts.

Keith has worked in the film and video industry as a producer, director, writer, videographer, assistant cameraman (Film), special effects make up artist, effects coordinator and grip for companies such as
Aries Productions, Storer Cable, “Hot On!” Episodic TV Show, Studios at Las Colinas, Santa Fe
Railroad, Minyard Foods, S & A Corporation, Southwestern Christian College, Fox, The Bass Family, Special Olympics International and Tracy Locke. Keith has also worked on several independent
feature films that include “The Dark Dealer”, “Repligator” and “Ramming Speed” (1997's USA Film
Festival “must see” from The Met Newspaper). He was Executive Producer and Producer on the independent feature, “After Sundown” released to domestic home video in 2006 through Barnholtz Entertainment/ Lions Gate. “After Sundown” was also the winner of the 2005 Deep Ellum Film
Festival Audience Award for favorite festival feature.

Currently he is in development on an Indie ultra-low budget western.




Brad Golden, DFP301 - bgolden@mediatechinstitute.com
After majoring in graphic design in college, Brad went on to serve four years with the United States
Marines and was awarded the Navy Achievement Medal while working in fiscal and administrative
billets. Upon receiving an honorable discharge in 1988, Brad then began his career in advertising and marketing design - working with a number of publishers and ad agencies in southern California.

Brad later founded two new media companies, providing corporate identity design, Web site
development, animation, 3D visualization and interactive CD-ROM services.

A new addition to the MediaTech Institute staff, Brad provides instruction in our Advanced Post,
Graphics & Digital FX course.

Jennifer Osbourn, Financial Aid Coordinator - jennifer@mediatechinstitute.com
Jennifer completed the Business Administration at ATI in 2003 where she began working there as a financial aid advisor. For five years she has continued within the financial aid industry at local colleges expanding her knowledge of finance. She is a member of TASFAA and has received certification/
training from the Department of Veterans Affairs, third party servicing agencies, as well as the
Department of Education to name a few. Jennifer has a special place in her heart for music and its
power, which stemmed from the DFW music scene freelance writing reviews for the Harder Beat
and DTS Underground. She continues to be involved with music being a devoted concertgoer
and music appreciator!




Pam Trimble, Student Services - pam@mediatechinstitute.com
Pamela Trimble joined Dallas Sound Lab in 1983 as one of their first staff members.
Originally Pam served as Office Manager and, as the business grew, she had the pleasure
of assisting many of the artists and producers who came to Dallas Sound Lab, including:
Stevie Ray Vaughn, Phil Collins, David Byrne, Stephen Stills, Robert Plant, Jimmy Page,
and many others. Pam also worked as a vocalist in several Dallas bands and enjoyed
recording at DSL on many personal and commercial projects.

Pam left Dallas Sound Lab when her son was born, and spent the next several years as a
teacher and tutor, working with students, ages 4-15. In 2006 she returned to MediaTech Institute
and is now working in Student Services, guiding new students through the admissions and
enrollment process, as well as addressing their needs throughout the year. Pam also manages
general campus and office needs for the Dallas campus.

When asked, Pam will tell you that she loves working with the students, considers them to be the
most important part of each day, and feels honored to be referred to by many as the “Campus Mom.”




Caroline Stephens, Administration Building - caroline@mediatechinstitute.com 
Caroline Stephens is the administrative assistant at MediaTech Institute in Dallas, TX. She aspires
to become a Director of music videos and independent films. Caroline started off as a theatre actress
and then moved to acting in films. During filming she decided she no longer wanted to be in front of
the camera, she wanted to work on the production side of the industry.

Caroline attended Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, LA for Theatre and Film Analysis.
She also attended Richmond, The American International University in London where she studied
Film Production. When she returned to the states she finished her bachelors degree in Radio/TV/Film
at Texas Christian University. Through out her college career she was an Office Production Assistant
for MTV & MTV2 in Los Angeles, CA and a Production Assistant for Lux Entertainment and Symbolic Entertainment in Los Angeles, CA.

Now that Caroline is back in Dallas, she volunteers with the local AFI Chapter and continues
to work on many different independent projects such as her mockumentaries “Lucy Goes to
Smart Camp”& “Brace”.




Ashley Whitaker, DSL Building - a.whitaker@mediatechinstitute.com




Abe Kotara, Admissions Representative - abe@mediatechinstitute.com
Abe is a recent graduate of MediaTech Institute, receiving a diploma in the Recording Arts Program.
Music has been a passion of Abe's since he began playing drums about a decade ago. He has
engineered and produced a number of albums through the course of his education, and continues
to work on his own music projects. While he still remains an avid drummer, Abe has found a calling
in sound for motion picture. Most recently, Abe became involved in the development of a local
production company specializing in all aspects of film and television production, where he
functions in the role of Sound Supervisor and Chief Engineer.

Given his fervor for the program and knowledge of the curriculum & studio facilities, Abe is a great fit
as our Admissions Representative for Dallas. Abe will most likely be your first point of contact at the
school and will act as your personal tour guide through the campus. You will find Abe eager to
answer your questions and help you through every step of the enrollment process.




Ryan Prewitt - r.prewitt@mediatechinstitute.com
Ryan’s life has centered on music for a long time.  His professional audio career began at the age
of 14, helping to run live sound in his church in Claremore, Oklahoma. While in High School he got
the opportunity to become a morning show host on the local college radio station and also began to
do some production work with the college’s television station. Once in college he became the radio
station’s student production director and also worked in the television station’s master control center.
In 2004 Ryan felt that a change in direction was needed in his career, and left Oklahoma for the
Dallas Campus of Mediatech.  After completing the Audio Engineering and Studio Techniques,
Mixing, Mastering, and Post Production, and Live Sound Reinforcement workshops (at the time),
Ryan was hired to assist the Chief Engineer in daily activities and studio operations.  Today, as the
Studio Operations Technician, Ryan is responsible for the equipment and facilities of the Dallas
Campus and the entire school’s computer network.  Some of his past clients have included Texas Instruments – DLP Cinema Technology Division and the Cartoon Network.  In spare time Ryan
loves mixing in surround sound, and building vintage audio gear. 




Greg Goodman - ggoodman@mediatechinstitute.com
Greg Goodman has an Associate's degree in Music from Richland College and his Recording Arts
diploma from MediaTech Institute. He teaches the 101 and 201 class labs and helps students in the
studio. When he is not helping Mediatech students he freelances by recording, mixing and mastering
music. Greg also works doing sound for film and video such as ADR and Foley.




Kirk Gilfillen - kirk@mediatechinstitute.com
Kirk brings an exciting dynamic to Mediatech where he works as a lab instructor for the 201 course.  Originally from the Bronx, N.Y.C., Kirk served in the Gulf War in 1991 and graduated from the Art
Institute of Dallas in 1994 after completing the Music and Video Business Course. While keeping
active in the audio industry Kirk works closely with the students to transform themselves into audio professionals. He does not own a cell phone or have a myspace page and shakes hands the
old-fashioned way.




Robbie Alvis - robbie.alvis@mediatechinstitute.com
Robert Alvis, a graduate of Mediatech Institute, has been employed as a lab supervisor for the past
four years. He is a proficient recording, mixing, and mastering engineer and has worked with many
local acts including Epitas, Ahummin Acoustic Acupuncture, and Redefine. Robert is also an
accomplished musician as well as being well versed in MIDI production and has been playing
and writing music for over fourteen years.

James Branham - jbranham@mediatechinstitute.com





Chris Everett - ceverett@mediatechinstitute.com
Chris Everett is a graduate of MediaTech Institute and is currently working as a Studio Technician.
He has worked with several bands specializing in rock and some other genre's as an engineer, mixer,
and/or producer. He also has a few projects of his own as a songwriter and band member playing
guitar. His personal projects include Nullified and Belief Trial.




Chris Galt - cgalt@mediatechinstitute.com





Ryan Urbanovsky - rurbanovsky@mediatechinstitute.com













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