Production Design Faculty

	Robert Mond Savannah B.A., University of Dubuque; M.A., University of Nebraska - Lincoln; M.F.A., University of Wisconsin - Madison. Robert A. Mond was resident lighting designer for the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival for 13 years. He also has been the operations manager and tour lighting designer for the Tulsa Ballet Theatre. As a designer for a special events company in Washington, D.C., his projects included Presidential dinners for Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, the national awards ceremony for the American Institute of Architects, and Nissan’s introduction of the 1990 Z car. His recent work has included designs for the Bristol Riverside Theatre in Bristol, Pa., the Stratford Arts Council in Stratford, Conn., and the Nebraska Rep. In 2008, Mond became chair of the production design department. Courses: Lighting Design for Stage and Screen I and II Introduction to Production Design Stage Management Scenographic Techniques and Applications Production Management and Administration CAD for Production Design
	Dawn Testa Savannah A.A., B.A., Simon's Rock of Bard College; B.S., M.S., Emerson College.
	Hal Tiné Savannah B.F.A., Carnegie Mellon. Hal Tiné is a nationally known scenic designer with more than 200 design credits on productions for Broadway, the Metropolitan Opera, network and cable television, feature films, regional theater, opera, ballet, off-Broadway and off-off Broadway. Through his design firm, Pinxit, he has designed and produced exhibit and commercial projects for such clients as the Smithsonian Institution, the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Brooklyn Museum of Art, the Metropolitan Opera and New York Philharmonic Orchestra in the Parks, Coty Cosmetics and Kraft Foods. He has taught scenic design, rendering, drafting and sources of scene design at Purchase College, Purchase, N.Y., and was resident designer for New York Grand Opera and the T. Schreiber Acting Studio in New York City. Included in publications: “Scenery for the Theatre,” Burroughs and Sporre “The Creative Image,” Sporre “Drawing and Designing for the Theater,” Pektal Awards: Shared the 28th Annual Bard Award for Excellence in Architecture for the Metropolitan Opera and New York Philharmonic Orchestra in the Parks Memberships: United Scenic Artists, LU 829 – All categories United States Institute for Theater Technology Theatre Communications Group American Association of Museums T. Schreiber Acting Studio, president, board of directors Courses: Scenic Design for Stage and Screen Advanced Scenic Design for Stage and Screen Concept Development for Production Design
	Richard Tyler Tunney Savannah B.A., Humbolt State University; M.F.A., University of Texas at Austin.