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Dan Winckler

Dan Winckler is a performing artist and teacher of improvisational theater, networked collaboration and new media performance. He is a core member of SHARE, a not-for-profit support organization for audio, visual and new media artists. For the past five years, he has worked in improv and sketch comedy, live visual performance and video art, improvisational cinematography, webcasting, web programming, and community support and fundraising. He has performed bare stage improvisation with Gunshow and video improvisation with the ground-breaking groups Neutrino and Improv Everywhere.

He has performed visuals at Ultrahang Fest 2007, Pixelache 2007, SHARE, SubTonic, { R } A K E, EyeWash, Blip Festival 2006, the Tank, ISEA 2006, the INTERNATIONAL CHIPTUNES RESISTANCE, and in the virtual world Second Life. He holds an M.S. in Integrated Digital Media from Polytechnic University, where he initiated an international collaboration between the University and Dutch new media organizations in the Kids Connect program, and a B.A. in Literary and Cultural Studies from The College of William and Mary. When asked where he is from, he says Texas, Virginia, Belgium and New York. www.danwinckler.com

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Dan Winckler is a performing artist and teacher of improvisational theater, networked collaboration and new media performance; he is a core member of SHARE, a not-for-profit support organization for audio, visual and new media artists. For five years he worked in improv and sketch comedy, live visual performance, video art, improvisational cinematography, webcasting and web programming; he performed with Gunshow, Neutrino and Improv Everywhere and presented visuals at Ultrahang Fest 2007, Pixelache 2007, Blip Festival 2006, ISEA 2006 and in Second Life. He holds an M.S. in Integrated Digital Media from Polytechnic University, where he initiated the Kids Connect international collaboration with Dutch new media organizations, and a B.A. from The College of William and Mary.

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