Electronic Arts Productions was founded by Pellegrino in 1981 for the research, development and dissemination of electronic arts experiences, facilities, and information. The company offers residencies, presentations and events, corporate and university multimedia facilities design, and tutorials and consultations with Pellegrino.

• December 1999 - Sample Residencies and Performance Events

• March 1998 - Recent Events

• January 1998 - Past Events and descriptions of university and corporate offerings.

• June 1996 - A recent residency and production at Illinois Wesleyan University involving Performance Multimedia, an integration of music, dance, and performance videography.

• Multimedia concerts integrating music, visual arts, theater arts, computers, video, and lasers. Appealing to musicians, artists, scientists, engineers, technology buffs, humanists, and the educated public.

• Solo events featuring Pellegrino's compositions born of an interdisciplinarty approach to music, science, emerging technology, and the dynamic visual arts.

• Collaborative events showcasing the compositions and performances of resident faculty, student, and community artists enhanced by Pellegrino's real-time video capture, computer processing and projections.

• Consultations with faculty and students emphasizing affordable emerging technology with goals of designing workable models for electronic music studios, gaining the greatest return on resources, and developing music and art curricula aided by electronic technology.

• Workshops and tutorials helping all musicians apply fundamental acoustic principles to gain a qualitative edge in today's competitive music world.

• Designing and installing CD-ROM, presentation, and online desktop multimedia production facilities including all the latest hardware and software for creating, processing, editing, converting, displaying, recording, storing, and managing all the files and file sources for text, still images, video, animation, and audio.

• Individual and small group instruction and consultation in the practical and productive operation of installed CD-ROM, presentation, and online desktop facilities.

Free and open to the public. Wednesday, September 11, 1996 at the Exploratorium in San Francisco, CA at 7:30 PM. Visual Music Forum, an Electronic Arts Productions event in collaboration with YLEM, an international organization of artists, scientists, authors, curators, educators, and art enthusiasts who explore the intersection of the arts and sciences. The Visual Music Forum will feature the work of four leading visual music practitioners and researchers :

• Greg Jalbert, software designer of the Bliss application series.
• Stephen Malinowski, software designer of the Music Animation Machine.
• Michael Wanger, video producer of widely published pieces composed of dynamic natural events and behaviors closely integrated with musical materials.
• Ron Pellegrino, pioneering music visualizer with affordable emerging technology including lasers, video, computers, and synthesizers.

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