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Producer by Trade - Educator by Accident
Digital Media in Education Consultant and Visual Literacy Advocate.

Provider of specialized film/video/media training and curriculum.

Credentialed by the State of California as a Career-Technical
Educator in Arts, Media & Entertainment.

Frank Guttler was Associate Director of the American Film Institute Screen Education Center and lead professional development trainer with 8 years experience developing and leading transformational visual literacy and basic filmmaking professional development workshops and presentations at state, national and international conferences for K-12 educators.

With AFI since 1998, he has served the Advanced Technology and Professional Training Programs of the AFI Conservatory by producing educational and professional outreach programs such as the California Digital Arts Workshop, Media & Technology Salons and the AFI Digital Video Filmmakers Symposium.

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My First Class

This week International Polytechnic High School in Pomona graduates it's class of 2009 and with it, the students of I-Poly Video. This year was my first year as a classroom teacher, these were my first students!
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Posted on June 17, 2009 at 6:21pm —

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At 7:51am on March 12, 2009, Matt Cauthron said…: Hey there Frank!
Are you interested in maybe doing a presentation to digital art teachers at the California Arts Education Association conference this next November at the Wilshire in LA? There may also be sessions held at the new LA arts school.

At 5:16pm on March 9, 2009, Nathan said…: Hi Frank. My name is Nathan and I teach at Emerson Middle School in West LA. Just wanted to say hi. Appreciate the workshop you had in 2008 to get me started on video with my students. It was really helpful.

At 7:14pm on September 18, 2008, Frank Guttler said…: To my friends at CUE-
I hope your school years are off to smooth start.
You may have heard that AFI closed the Screen Education Center this summer and I and most of the staff were laid-off including my partner Mitch Aiken. AFI Screen Ed was a tremendous opportunity while it lasted and
I'm proud of the work I was able to do in the seminars and resources we created for K-12 educators.

Since then I've been hired part-time by the LA County Office of Education to lead the kind of teacher development workshops for teachers I was doing at AFI. I've just been state credentialed to teach Film/Video and will be piloting a career-track production course at International Polytechnic High School this year.

Look for an announcement about a workshop series through LACOE soon. I'm also available to present a new version of the AFI ScreenEd Workshop called Lights, Camera, Learn! at CUE events and at local schools and districts. For those of you with my outdated AFI contact info, I can now be reached at 101west@gmail.com & frankguttler@afi.com, 818.439.6539

Happy Fall! best Frank G.

At 11:44am on April 8, 2008, Frank Guttler said…

AFI ScreenNation is ready for your student videos!
Come visit ScreenNation, AFI’s new video sharing community for middle and high-school students and the educators who support them. We invite you to take this opportunity to preview and give us feedback.
screennation.afi.com
Check it out! Easy to join, easy to share- and it’s free!

At 2:27pm on March 19, 2008, Linda Foote said…: I need to try to post some of our work in there. I got the announcement. I also have to connect with you about some of the amazing, amazing first grade work we've seen recently. I tried to film the kids discussing their screen shots and storyboards. We used the ones you gave us in the Institute. These kids would make you proud. One little girl said: "This will never work, we have to get a better establishing shot for our first scene. They have to see where the Statue of Liberty IS!" 1st grade!

At 4:45pm on March 13, 2008, Barbara said…: Frank,
Thank you soooo much for the AFI class! I learned more than I ever hoped! Please keep me updated on more AFI classes.
Barbara

At 4:55pm on March 5, 2008, Carmen Dean said…: Hey, Frank, hope I get a chance to say hello to you at CUE.

At 8:48pm on February 25, 2008, Dave Childers said…: Frank - great to see you on here. I'm hoping that after your AFI presentation at CUE that you and your attendees will consider stopping by our first ever "Video in the Classroom" special interest group meeting. We would love to have you. Next year I hope we can partner with you and deliver even more video-based content at CUE and a great, big, raging reception!
Dave Childers (davechilders@gmail.com)

At 2:56pm on February 13, 2008, Katie said…: Woohoo! I'm glad to be among your friends, Frank.

Thanks again for the great "intimate presentation" at the Day of Discovery held in GUSD. Feedback is great, as always.

At 9:37am on February 13, 2008, Frank Guttler said…: AFI ScreenNation is Coming Soon!
Full-function video posting and sharing site for young filmmakers enters beta testing period.
AFI ScreenNation - the American Film Institute’s ground breaking free post and share site for student filmmakers grades 7-12 will launch the first quarter of 2008.

AFI is seeking young filmmakers to populate the site with their films. We are also seeking partner organizations to encourage participation in the site’s ongoing film challenges and competitions. In exchange, AFI ScreenNation™ will promote your program, site and festival competitions.
Read the Blog ( http://blog.afi.com/screened/?p=35 )