About Bev Standish
Bev is an accomplished concert pianist, composer, guitarist and artist. She spent most of her childhood either drawing or practicing. She graduated from Northwestern University Evanston Illinois with a degree in Music Education. She did graduate work in music therapy and guitar at The University of Kansas.
After her formal education, Bev's interests began to shift from performing to composing music for film. This expanded to becoming a filmmaker. While thriving as a much loved music teacher in the Portand Public Schools, Bev's skills in computer animation and motion graphics grew. This passion combined with her interest in education and led her to complete a full length 3D animated/live action fantasy adventure-mystery movie called “The Escape Of Middle C.” Bev's current plans for the future are to take this vision of teaching music into the world of interactive media.
Her passion for the digital arts is also shared by giving a summer camp for kids called the Cinema Arts Camp as well as workshops for teachers that emphasize the value of computer animation in teaching.
She also shares her life with a small West Highland Terrier called Rosie who has a big heart and a big personality. As Bev says, "I live in a Cesar Commercial."
"The Escape of Middle C"
Bev is an accomplished concert pianist, composer, guitarist and artist. She spent most of her childhood either drawing or practicing. She graduated from Northwestern University Evanston Illinois with a degree in Music Education. She did graduate work in music therapy and guitar at The University of Kansas.
After her formal education, Bev's interests began to shift from performing to composing music for film. This expanded to becoming a filmmaker. While thriving as a much loved music teacher in the Portand Public Schools, Bev's skills in computer animation and motion graphics grew. This passion combined with her interest in education and led her to complete a full length 3D animated/live action fantasy adventure-mystery movie called “The Escape Of Middle C.” Bev's current plans for the future are to take this vision of teaching music into the world of interactive media.
Her passion for the digital arts is also shared by giving a summer camp for kids called the Cinema Arts Camp as well as workshops for teachers that emphasize the value of computer animation in teaching.
She also shares her life with a small West Highland Terrier called Rosie who has a big heart and a big personality. As Bev says, "I live in a Cesar Commercial."
"The Escape of Middle C"
