Dr. Rachel Lella is a seasoned consultant and coach with a wealth of experience in guiding individuals and organizations towards achieving their goals. Her expertise spans across strategic planning, leadership development, team building, and curriculum design and implementation. Rachel's unique approach combines hands-on research and review strategies to find practical solutions, enabling her clients to drive growth, enhance engagement, and foster a culture of continuous improvement. Her commitment to her clients' success, coupled with her ability to inspire and motivate, sets her apart as both a consultant and coach.More...
Roddy Bogawa
Professor@New Jersey City University
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Roddy Bogawa is an award wining film director whose work is known for its investigation of history and culture via lyrical low-fi means and innovative narrative structures. He has made five feature films, HAVE YOU GOT IT YET? THE STORY OF SYD BARRETT AND PINK FLOYD, TAKEN BY STORM – THE ART OF STORM THORGERSON AND HIPGNOSIS, I WAS BORN, BUT…, JUNK, and SOME DIVINE WIND as well as numerous shorts including IF ANDY WARHOL’S SUPER-8 CAMERA COULD TALK, A SMALL ROOM IN THE BIG HOUSE, THE IMAGINED, THE LONGED-FOR, THE CONQUERED, AND THE SUBLIME, and I’M SIMPLY OVERWHELMED, I JUST DON’T KNOW WHAT TO SAY – THANK YOU ALL VERY MUCH. GOOD NIGHT. He has also directed music videos for the musician Chris Brokaw (Come, Codeine) and The Everyothers as well as numerous short form portraits of artists and critics such as Cindy Sherman and Andy Warhol for the art foundation Heni Talks.
Bogawa played in various bands and studied art, sculpture, and photography before turning to filmmaking at the University of California at San Diego where he studied with filmmaker Jean-Pierre Gorin (collaborator with Jean-Luc Godard), cinematographer Babette Mangolte (camera for Yvonne Rainer, Chantal Akerman) and film critic Manny Farber. At UCSD he made his first two short films which screened extensively at festivals, museums, and national and international art galleries and in 1991 directed his first feature, SOME DIVINE WIND. Noted by critics and curators as one of the first experimental feature films on Asian American identity, the film was selected for the Sundance Film Festival (Dramatic Competition), Mannheim International Film Festival, Asian American International Film Festival, Hawaii International Film Festival, and the Fukuoka Asian Film Festival. SOME DIVINE WIND has also shown at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Moderna Museet in Stockholm and was broadcast on WNET’s Independent Focus and WDR First German Television. His more recent short films have been featured in the New York Film Festival, Oberhausen Festival InternatMore...