Taught classes in person and online in: film production, video editing, sound design, scriptwriting, animation at Sensei Hollywood's Dojo, a program designed as "a movie studio for kids".

Dan Marshall has been professionally involved with media production and music for decades. For 5 years he taught media production at the college level as an instructor and the Media Program Coordinator / Audio Dept. Head at the Art Institute of Atlanta. He previously ran a recording studio called LevelHeads for 14 years where he engineered and performed on platinum and gold records, composed and mixed audio for nationally syndicated programs, and taught students of all ages to play guitar. He holds BA degrees in Music and Media Production from Florida State University, and an Master’s degree in Education from Argosy University. Currently, he produces corporate/industrial films with Airport City Films and hosts a live-stream show about music and recording on Mixer.com called DangerDojo, where “we make records in real-time.”

Academic Program Coordinator - MediaAudio Production :: Digital Film & Video Production :: Photographic ImagingThe role of the Program Coordinator is to work with faculty and others at the program level to provide students with a high quality educational experience and a high level of student support and service.Key Job Elements: Develop schedule of course offerings that meets student needs and that meets key metrics including: Average Registered Credits. Instructional Costs, Persistence, Student/Instructor Ratio. Recruit, manage, and mentor qualified faculty. Conduct ongoing faculty observations to improve instruction. Provide annual faculty evaluation. Work with faculty to resolve student issues. Foster student achievement, persistence, and success. Improve the student experience at the program level by assuring that the program exudes a culture of learning and excellence. Proactively work with students who are at risk of not performing to their potential. Work with academic advising and other departments to support student success related to the following: attendance, classroom performance, time to graduation. Lead Student Learning Outcomes assessment for the program. Work with faculty to improve student outcomes by developing and implementing improvements to the delivery of instruction including assignments, learning materials, and instructional strategies. Teach a set number of courses as appropriate depending on program size Other duties as assigned

Participated in committees and initiatives including:Managing the Audio Department online studio calendar system Representing the Audio Department at Open House/Admissions events Cooperative projects with the Video and Fashion DepartmentsCurriculum developmentMentoring New Adjunct FacultyPersistence task forceRegistration/Advising task force (“A-Team”)Advising/mentoring student organizations (Grammy U/AiA Audio Club)Organizing on-campus events: concerts, panel discussions, skill competitionsSophomore ReviewSenior PortfolioTaught classes in a variety of audio industry-related subjects including: AU101 Audio TechnologyAU103 Listening & AnalysisAU140 Survey of the Music IndustryAU200 Digital Audio Workstations IAU210 Audio Recording IAU220 Audio Recording IIAU240 Sound DesignAU260 Audio Post ProductionAU280 Studio RecordingAU330 Audio EngineeringAU380 Digital Audio Workstations II