› Aaron AuBuchon

Position
Program Facilitator, Lecturer

Department
Electronic and Photographic Media

Home Campus
St. Louis (Webster Groves)

Courses Taught
Video Production I & II; Video Post Production

Education
M.A. in Media Communications, Webster University; B.A. in Video Production, Webster University; A.A. in English (Creative Writing), East Central College

Teaching Philosophy
I have a threefold approach to teaching — technical, aesthetic and theoretical. Each of these facets is important to arrive at the gestalt of a comprehensive understanding of how to use video to communicate. I feel it is important to show students examples and then quickly put the tools of production into their hands, allowing them to learn while they do. This process not only is necessary to get students excited about the possibilities of the medium, it is necessary to teach them how to use video to realize their own unique vision.

About
I work in video because I feel it is perhaps the most democratizing media force in the world at this time, perhaps in the whole of human history. The tools required to produce and distribute motion media products are at an all time low, making video production the populist voice for any individual who desires to have one. In addition to my teaching role at Webster University, I am also the education director for KDHX Community Media in St. Louis, an organization that gives people training and access to audio and video training, equipment and channels of distribution that they may not otherwise be able to access. Today, people grumble a great deal about "the media," as though it is our adversary. Don't hate the media, become the media.

Contact
(314) 246-7267
aubucaar@webster.edu

Blog
webstervideoprogram.blogspot.com

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