LES MIZRAHI Written and performed by Isaac Mizrahi; with the Ben Waltzer Trio; directed by Richard Move; visual director, Wendall K. Harrington; lighting by Kirk Bookman; sound by Laura Grace Brown; video montage, Charles Atlas; production manager, Christian Douglas Cargill; musical director, Mr. Waltzer; stage managers, Sarah Bittenbender and Maria Ryan.
Book and lyrics by Mitchell Uscher; directed by Mr. Uscher; music by Roy Singer; set, lighting and media design by Steve Loew; musical director and arranger, James Ehinger; video production, David Bandfield; production stage manager, Tyne Firmin; costumes by Debra Katz Weber; choreography by Peggy Lee Brennan.
COMPLETENESS By Itamar Moses; directed by Pam MacKinnon; sets and costumes by David Zinn; lighting by Russell H. Champa; music and sound by Bray Poor; projections and video by Rocco DiSanti; production manager, Christopher Boll; production stage manager, Charles M. Turner III.
On campus, Lance is the Founder and President of Springboard, the first undergraduate design club at Harvard, and Creative Director and Manager of Mt. Auburn Productions, the video production division of Harvard Student Agencies, the world's largest student-run corporation.
Sets by Robert Brill; costumes by Moe Schell; lighting by Betsy Adams; composer, Peter Golub; video and slide design, Martha Swetzoff; production manager, Kai Brothers; production stage manager, Charles Means; project adviser, Mr. Wangh.
A week earlier, The Times hired Rebecca Howard, the head of video development at the AOL Huffington Post Media group, to be the company's general manager of video production.
Rebecca Howard, general manager of video production, reports both to the executive editor, Jill Abramson, and to the executive vice president for digital products, Denise Warren.
Her role may be the most obvious change in the old forms because, as general manager of video production, she reports both to the news and the business sides of The Times – representing, in one person, the way some of the old lines are being blurred.
Rebecca Howard, who joined the Times in the new position of general manager of video production in February, said the paper is now "figuring out what programming makes the most sense for us".
"It's a great investment," said Jackie Vendetti, a University of Pennsylvania graduate in psychology who was ready to change careers after working seven years in video production, most recently as an account manager.
