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40 P E R S P E C T I V E | S E P T E M B E R / O C TO B E R 2 0 1 6 Above: JUBILATE COX (Class of 2017) drew this presentation rendering in Photoshop of the Cutter family home at night for CAPOTE. Ms. Cox graduated from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts with a BFA in Production Design, and also studied painting and sculpture at both the Rhode Island School of Design and the College for Creative Studies. She has worked as a set decorator, Art Director and Production Designer on music videos and over thirty short films, some of which have traveled to international film festivals in Amsterdam and London. Left: Second-year Fellow ARIELLE NESS-COHN (2016) grew up in Chicago in a family that encouraged her to travel and see the world. With a BFA in theater and a minor in architecture from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Ness- Cohn moved to Tel Aviv in 2012 where she worked in architecture and in television production on numerous Israeli series. Back in Los Angeles, she served as Production Designer on six short films. She built this white model of a trimentional projection room in the distant future for COLD STEEL. She created the concept board of photographs and set sketches for BENNY GOT SHOT, an AFI thesis film that explored police brutality against the African-American community. Right: FIE ALBER (2017) drew this sketch by hand of a military hospital ward in Tokyo for 1945: THE TIME BETWEEN. She comes from a background in musical theater, having worked behind the scenes as a set constructor, painter and stagehand on musicals big and small in her home country of Denmark. She has earned English and Spanish bachelor's degrees in business, language and culture from Copenhagen Business School and studied technical design at Roskilde Technical School, and has also designed and created the digital backdrops for a new musical by Danish composer Sebastian. Above: JUBILATE COX (Class of 2017) drew this presentation rendering