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Zebbler Peter Berdovsky
Position
Assistant Professor
Affiliated Departments
Telephone
617-747-8991
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Career Highlights
- More than 800 performances and multi-media installations, with major U.S. video projection (VJ) tours including Ozric Tentacles (2006), Shpongle (2009–2011; 2014, 2015), EOTO (2011–2013), and Zebbler Encanti Experience (2011, 2014-2017)
- Pioneered the design of video-mapped touring concert stages/sculptures, creating Shpongle(tron) and EOTO Lotus stages, as well as contributing to several other touring productions
- Notable projects include annual large-scale interactive installations for DEF CON (20,000 person hacking conference in Las Vegas), a permanent video-mapped treatment of Verizon Innovation Center in Boston and several video mapped stage designs for Envision Festival in Costa Rica.
- Owner of Zebbler Studios, LLC, a multimedia company
- Creative director/event curator at Vermin Street Records (2008–2015)
- Official VJ for Red Bull North America (2007–2008)
- Visual arts manager at Together Festival (2009–2010)
- 2015 exhibit of selected video works at Venice Biennale champagne reception
- 2015 artist residency at Eagleman Lab in Houston, Texas
- Listed in Top 20 International VJs in DJ Magazine poll
Awards
- Second and third placement in “Most Epic Projection Mapped Stages” (2014 ProducerDJ.com selection) 10 Best DJ Booths in EDM (2012 Miami New Times selection)
- Best Visual Artist of Boston in 2009 (Boston Phoenix selection)
- Top 20 International VJs 2007 poll by London-based DJ Magazine (debuted in 12th place)
- Best Boston Artist of 2007 (official selection by Improper Bostonian)
- Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Fellowship panelist (selected as an expert to award the New Genres Fellowship for 2006)
- MassArt Merit Scholarship Foundation Award, 2000
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