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KeithBennettArt&Design

Advertising

Client: Tiffany&Co.

Agency: Ogilvy&Mather, New York

Media: National Magazine

Art Direction: Keith Bennett

Photography: Hiro

Client: Tiffany&Co.



Copy: Sy Waldman


Photography: Tiffany Inhouse

Client: Tiffany&Co.


Media: National magazine


Creative Director: Sy Waldman

Photography: Hiro

Client: Tiffany&Co.



Concept/Copy: Keith Bennett


Photography: Tosh Matsumoto

Client: Georgia Music Hall of Fame, Macon

Agency: Austin Kelley, Atlanta

Media: Magazine

Copy: Duncan Stone


Photography: GMHF Archives

Client: Georgia Music Hall of Fame, Macon


Media: Outdoor

Copy: Duncan Stone


Photography: GMHF Archives

Client: Georgia Lottery Corporation


Media: Poster/outdoor

Copy: Keith Bennett


Illustration: Santorino

Client: Trees Atlanta


Media: Magazine / Newspaper

Copy: Duncan Stone


Photography: Rick Johnson

Client: Royal Oak Charcoal


Media: AA Baseball program

Copy: Cathy Lepik


Photography: Getty Images

Client: Royal Oak Charcoal


Media: Rodeo Program

Copy: Cathy Lepik


Photography: Getty Images

Client: The HoneyBaked Ham Co.Agency: Austin Kelley, AtlantaMedia: NewspaperCopy: Elizabeth Baskin, Keith BennettArt Direction: Keith BennettIllustration: Sean Sims

Client: HoneyBaked Ham Company


Media: Newspaper

Copy: Elizabeth Cogswell Baskin


Illustration: Gary Wright

Client: Kiawa Island, SC





Photography: Image Bank

Client: Tribeca Restaurant


Media: Newspaper/magazine



Client: House of HealthAgency: Austin Kelley, AtlantaMedia: Small space newspaperCopy: Elizabeth Cogswell Baskin/Keith BennettArt Direction: Keith Bennett

Client: EllaGuru CD and Record Store

Agency: Bennett Creative

Media: Local print media

Copy: Keith Bennett


Client: Collier’s Reserve, Naples, FL


Media: Magazine / newspaper



Photography: Pelosi and Chambers

Client: Collier’s Reserve


Media: Regional magazine/newspaper

Copy: Elizabeth Baskin


Photography: Pelosi and Chambers

Client: Collier’s Reserve


Media: Regional magazine/newspaper

Copy: Elizabeth Baskin


Photography: Jay Thomas

Client: Wacoal Intimate Apparel

Agency: Dentsu, Young & Rubicam


Copy: Steve Hogan


Creative Director: David Renning

Photography: David LaChapelle

Client: Brookgreen Gardens


Media: Regional Newspaper



Illustration: Caroline Church

Client: Mikimoto Cultured Pearls



Copy: Steve Hogan


Creative Director: David Renning

Photography: Steven Perelman

Client: Mikimoto Cultured PearlsAgency: Dentsu, Young & RubicamMedia: National magazineCopy: Steve HoganArt Direction: Keith BennettPhotography: Joyce Tennisson

Client: Codornui Sparkling Wine



Concept/Copy: Peter Vogt


Photography: Chip Forelli

Client: Jonathan’s Landing, Jupiter, FL


Media: Magazine




Client: Collier’sReserve


Media: Magazine/newspaper



Photography: Clyde Butcher




Copy: Steve Hogan


Photography: Joyce Tennisson




Copy: Janice Pittman


Photography: Stephen Wright

Client: Nikko Hotels Agency: Dentsu, Young and Rubicam, New YorkCopy: Keith BennettArt Direction: Keith BennettDigital Imagery: Keith Bennett

Client: Van Cleef & Arpels

Agency: Edwin Bird Wilson, New York



Photography: In House

GraphicDesign

Client: Athens Regional Medical Center,

Athens, Georgia

Media: Collateral recruitment

Design: Keith Bennett

Photography: Terry Allen

Client: Northside Hospital, Atlanta

Media: Outdoor (speculative)

Concept/Copy: Keith Bennett


Photo: InStock

Client: First Montessori School, Atlanta

Media: View Book



1963 FOUNDERS SOCIETY$5,000 - $9,000Kristina and Theo Ratliff

40TH ANNINVERSARY SOCIETY$2,500 - $4,999James BrantonIsmay and Malcolm* Campbell George Soba and Janice CorkClaire and Bucky Shamburger David Winston*

GOLDEN BEAD SOCIETY$1,000 - $2,499Michelle Brown-Zhu and Duan ZhuWilliam Butler and Alison BatesBrad Camrud

Sue Ellen Carpenter*Roya and John CollinsChris and Steve* DeVinneyDale and Jeff Dyer

Rene and John* FumoPeter Guan and Vivian WongRoger House

Krista and Don JohnsonLaura and Bert* JonesMark Jones and Wendy LanningAsh Joshi and Suparna MalempatiAngela and Pano KaratassosJerri+ and Eric King

Rosa and Rudy RojasLara and Josh* TolchinJane and Thai TrinhLeslie+ and Fred WachterLesley and James Wilkerson

GREAT LESSON SOCIETY$500 - $999Leah and Gee AldridgeDawn and Michael BilodeauKaren and Frederick BrierTamara and Patrick* Burns Kumar Byakod and Bandhavi GoliAlicia and Art Cederberg George Coundouriotis and Valerie Simone

Jeff Dinkle* and Katrina GriessmanHeather and K.C. EstensonStacey and Joel GoodmanErica and J. Keith HallNoel and Michael HuebnerNikol and Ilya KovalchukJohanna and Gregory LampsMarcell and Vincent LubseyChristy and Simon MalkoErik Martin and Caroline Leeven-MartinSarah and Richard MasliaMelissa and Michael MataJeri and David Moran

Cindy and Alvin MyintMaria and Douglas+ OdomDana and Kevin Polk

Vivek Rajagopal and Melissa Babcock

Jean and Shaun RawlsJulie and Russell ReadAndrea+ and Steven RestifoConnie and Dwyatt RogersTerri and Jay Rolls

Michael Ross and Iris Thomas-RossLeslie and Bernard SchneiderJan and Charles StephensCyril Turner and Sherrie-Ann StraughnAlison and Bo ValliAmy and Matt WeissYani and Sindurabanu WenHengameh and Maurice Zadeh

PINK TOWER PATRONS$200 - $499Laura and John ActonDiana and John AdamsNicole Birch and David WhiteMax Bricchi* and Silvia SalvagnoSusan and Kevin CaiaccioGlenn Colville and Rosanne Tricoles+Lori and Douglas CoombsBecky and Mark DannenfelserGretchen and Shaba DeraziBarbarella and Rene DiazShannon and Michael EverlyJennifer and Brad FallonSandra and Robert FarinellaBryce Gartland and Nikki DomenichettiMete Habip* and Ozlem ErgunChermayne and Thomas HardawayLaura and Russell HerakovichTammy and Tom Hiott

Chris Huff and Andrea GooldyMaryann and Keith InghamGretchen and Eoin LehaneAlison Leveson-Jones and Philip LevesonLibby and Ian MacDonaldYusi and Robert MeinzenNadya and Shakeel MerchantDana Montlack and Steven FriedmanJackie Muse+Livia Osorio+Sabetay Palatchi and Jennifer GoldAnn and Jon PapastratMadeline and Marshall RowanAmy and Shawn SchwarzAtul Sharma and Parveen Jaglan-SharmaDavid Smith and Alison DrummondLisa* and Jan Stacholy

Stephanie and Buddy TinleySharon and Shawn TokanelPaulo Trindade and Valeria LencioniLeticia and Marco ValenciaDina and Deva WijewickremaKim Youngblood and Pierre Ferrari

FMSA FRIENDS$1 - $199Sharath Bachanad+Maggie and Ramzi BargoutiJanette Berne+

Rachel and Colin BitterfieldEllen Boecker+Roberto Botello and Cecilia Fernandez+Nadine and Anthony BrattiBarrett Brister+

Tiffany Brown+Winston Cardwell and Jennifer Nestor-Cardwell

Mamatha Chiruvella+Bonnie Cohen+Chris Cone+Patricia Craft-Heuer+Nazneen and Snehal DesaiJulie and Brett Duffy

Peter Ferrari+Yael and Uriel FischerEileen Fishman*Katie Frizzi+Karmen Hamler+Chloe and Paul HammondRoxy and Todd Hollosi

Chandra House+Lara+ and John HrinkoJoanne and Doug HubertJacosa Kato+

Katherine and Steve KinserPriti and Nick LakhaShereen and Robert LiphamEmily McBurney

Thea Morris+Jody Newman*Traci and Sam+ NewmanReetika and Arun NijhawanDavid Orr

Sarah Parsons+Oana Petroaie+Christy and Doy PopeJacLynn+ and Adrian PrelipceanuMichael Prolman and Donna Faye MarcusZibia Qamar+

Pat Richards+Janice Roberts+Wendy and David RohmBethany and Justin SandersAaron Schouest and Lise TousignantJocelyn and Joseph SchultzMartha and Connor SeabrookJoe Seidel+

Manoj Singh and Yan ZhouHeather South+Melanie and Eric StallingsJulie Strickland+

Sowmya and Rajagopal VasudevanTravis Vickers and Laura Fleming-Vickers+Tina and Brent WestCarla Wilkins+Monireh and Shahriar ZekavatiEd Zinn

*Trustee+Faculty/staff

Statement of Activities Reviewed Results for year ended Support and Revenue Tuition and fees

$2,372,508Other program fees

$142,772Interest income

$46,038Contributions and Fundraising

$217,488Net assets released from restriction

$232,618Total Support and Revenue

$3,011,424 Expenses Personnel costs

$1,320,810Physical plant

$506,722Classroom

$169,872General and administrative

$752,386Total Expenses $2,749,790

Increase in unrestricted net assets $261,634

Increase in temporarily restricted net assets ($123,798)Total net assets, Beginning of Year $3,201,495

Total net assets, End of Year $3,339,381

Applebee’sAtlanta BalletAtlanta Botanical GardensAtlanta HawksAtlanta RocksAtlanta Symphony OrchestraAtlanta ThrashersBabcock DermatologyAlison BatesBean Head ToysBell Carpet GalleriesBig Peach Running Co.Ellen BoeckerBreadWinnerTiffany BrownDebbie and Stephen BryantBull FamilyPatrick BurnsCaroline CaldwellCarina Mia Hair StudioCarithers FlowersCenter for Puppetry ArtsC’est MoiCampbell ChiropracticMamatha ChiruvellaGlenn Colville and Rosanne TricolesComprehensive Pet Therapy

Chris ConeThe CoolerLori CoombsConcourse Athletic ClubAngela and Tom CooperCulturedKid.comDASS Spa and SalonDeka AthleticsRene and Barbarella DiazDinner A’FareDale, Jeff and Samantha DyerEco Lovely Green Home Gifts & Gift Baskets

Elaina DesignsJudy Evans

Fab’rik BoutiqueCecilia FernandezPeter FerrariFrolic BoutiqueNancy GilfillanJeannie Bartow HartmanHigh Museum of ArtRoxane HollosiChandra, Apryl and Amber HouseJohn HrinkoLara HrinkoImagine It! The Children’s MuseumInfant Aquatics/SwimKids

It’s A BabyDonald JohnsonJolie The Day SpaLaura and Bert JonesTiffini E. JonesJoseph’s Hair SalonJacosa KatoLarry and Laura KellyRoland and Jean KinserSteven KomorowskiIlya KovalchukKyma

Labors of Love, Inc.Learning Express of Atlanta/BuckheadLearning RxLefont TheatersLisa Brown AtlantaChristy MalkoMaxine and Moritz European ToysMeehan’s Public House

Midtown Athletic ClubEddie MinjarezDana MontlackMoore FarmsLouie MorganTodd MurphyJackie MuseNaked Clay Studio

Sam NewmanKeya NijhawanNothing But NoodlesLivia OsorioPanera BreadSarah ParsonsPeachtree Road United Methodist Church

Peachtree Yoga CenterPortofino Island ResortPortraits by WendyTheo RatliffAndrea RestifoCarol ReynoldsJanice RobertsJoe SeidelValerie Simonesoftgoods.comMark and Danielle SpeckhartSports Massage & Integrated TherapiesSprings YogaEric and Melanie StallingsJan and Chase StephensConnie StockdaleString Beads!Stuffitts

Top SpiceTomo Japanese RestaurantAlison and Bo ValliVintage Mom Doll ClothesWachter Law FirmWaterSoundWeather ChannelWhole Foods Sandy SpringsCarla WilkinsWilly’s Mexicana GrillYoung Blood Gallery & BoutiqueYoung Chef’s AcademyDr. Maurice E. ZadehZoo Atlanta

2008-2009 Annual Fund DonorsSponsors and Donors of “Reflections: Looking Back to See the Future”

Many thanks to the following corporations and foundations which contributed funds to the school during the 2008-09 school year:

Chevron TexacoFederated Department StoresGE Foundation

General Re CorporationHome Depot FoundationING

JP Morgan Chase FoundationKrogerLand’s EndMotorola FoundationPublixRay’s PizzaSAPSchool PopThomson ReutersTargetUPS

Corporation, Foundation and Matching Gifts

Max Bricchi

Patrick Burns

Malcolm CampbellSue Ellen Carpenter

Steve DeVinney

Jeff Dinkle

Jim Evangelista

John Fumo

Bert Jones

Jerri King

Jody Newman

Lisa Stacholy

Josh Tolchin

David Winston

2008-2009 Board of Trustees

Letter From the Head of School

Jerri King Head of School

FMSA sits on hallowed ground of sorts, and the landscape of this bit of dirt was

forever changed in 2009. Montessori has been lived and taught on this patch of

earth, under the tall pine trees and along side the creek and neighborhoods, for over 35

years. Cars and buses have departed on Going-Outs and Field Trips. Opera costumes

have been made and steps choreographed. Telegraphs, pyramids, catapults have been

built with Legos, wire and whatever young minds needed to make their interests come

alive. Paths to the future have been discovered by students and adults, alike after

exploring, questioning, wondering and working on this campus. It is common for

alumni who walked here years ago to come back to reminisce about the experiences

they had which still impact their lives. They tell of the opera experience that led

them to study and enjoy theater in college or the love of math that led them to ask

their next teacher to please teach them trigonometry. And in 2009, state of the art

buildings were opened to accommodate state of the art education. First Montessori

and the students who are fortunate enough to work, play and discover here will be

forever impacted by the dedication of the alumni, parents, Trustees, faculty and staff

who committed to this next step of growth in the life of the school. The 2008-2009

school year was a great new chapter in the First Montessori 45-year history and there

is only more to come.

Letter From the Board Chair

Letter From the 2008-2009 Annual Fund Chair

Looking back to the beginning of the 2008-2009 school year at First Montessori School of Atlanta, it seems so long

ago that the faculty, staff and numerous volunteers were scrambling to prepare the new buildings for our children! Indeed,

as we are almost halfway through our second year in the new buildings I am struck by how well the new facilities have

enhanced a true campus setting that benefits each child every day. Although we welcomed new buildings and a difficult

economy at the same time, we can thank the generosity of many donors and the stewardship of my predecessors on the

Board for placing FMSA on solid financial footing. In uncertain times, I believe it is important to look back at the 45-year

history FMSA has of delivering on its promise to our students and their parents. In 1963, a small group of Atlanta parents

inspired by the teachings of Maria Montessori opened the first Montessori school in the Southeast United States. Using a

classroom rented at Pace Academy, FMSA consisted of eight students, a teacher recruited from England, and an assortment

of materials imported from Holland. Ten years later, construction of the school on Long Island Drive was completed. The

vision and dedication of those original parents and faculty to create a premier Montessori school and to construct an

award winning building ideally suited to Montessori learning continues to inspire the First Montessori community as we

approach our half century mark. As you review this Annual Report, I hope you share my optimism for the future of our great

institution. I look back over the year and am tremendously grateful to Jerri King and her talented and dedicated faculty and

staff for executing our mission:

I wish to thank all the members of the First Montessori School of Atlanta community who generously contributed

to the 2008-2009 Annual Fund. Through your support, we collected over $78,000 in unrestricted funds to help supplement

our school’s operating budget. 82% of the families in our community and 100% of our faculty, staff and Board of Trustees

contributed to this effort. Proceeds from the Annual Fund are an important part of our community goal to provide the

highest level of Montessori education. These proceeds help to enhance our programs and facilities and help minimize

tuition increases. I also would like to thank all the volunteers and staff that helped to make our 2008-2009 Annual Fund

drive a success. Many volunteers participated in the water bottle hand-out, Phonathon, and behind the scenes coordination

efforts. Once again, thank you for your support of the 2008-2009 Annual Fund and please continue to contribute generously

to this year’s Annual Fund drive.

Steve DeVinney Board Chair

Jim Evangelista 2008-2009 Annual Fund ChairFirst Montessori School of Atlanta

ANNUAL REPORT 2008-2009

Client: First Montessori School, AtlantaMedia: Annual ReportArt Direction: Keith BennettPhotography: Jay Thomas

Letter From the Board Chair

From Bert Jones, 2009-2010 Annual Fund Chair

As an introduction to the school’s Annual Report, I would like to thank you for your support of - and trust in - First Montessori School

of Atlanta during the 2009-2010 school year. The primary role of the Board of Trustees is to ensure the continued long-term stability

of the school. To that end, the Board approved a six-year strategic plan at the beginning of 2010 that identifies major initiatives to

be guided by Jerri King and her staff. Those initiatives are designed to improve and promote the school’s programs so we may bring more families into the First

Montessori community. Despite dire predictions for private schools during the depths of the difficult economic downturn, your steadfast support of the school has

kept enrollment steady. The school continues to stand on solid financial footing thanks to prudent management by Jerri and her staff in concert with a group of

bright, tireless Trustees. In 1963, a small group of Atlanta parents inspired by the teachings of Maria Montessori opened the first Montessori school in the Southeast

United States. Using a classroom rented at Pace Academy, FMSA consisted of eight students, a teacher recruited from England, and an assortment of materials

imported from Holland. Ten years later, construction of the school on Long Island Drive was completed. The vision and dedication of those original parents and

faculty to create a premier Montessori school continues to inspire the First Montessori community as we approach our half century mark. As you review this Annual

Report, I hope you share my optimism for the future of our great institution. My gratitude to Jerri and her talented and dedicated faculty and staff grows greater

each year. Their contributions to this fine institution cannot be overstated.

The Annual Fund touches every child, teacher, classroom and program at FMSA. When you give, you help to significantly improve the

learning environment for your child. Last year’s record level of over $91,000 resulted from the generosity of 90% of FMSA’s parents,

and 100% of faculty, staff and Trustees. These unrestricted gifts helped to buy books for the Media Center, make improvements at the

Landschool, and make good progress toward funding an awning for the pick-up carpool area.The FMSA community of parents, faculty and staff is a diverse, strong

family who passionately believe that First Montessori is unparalleled in developing creative, life-long learners who will greatly contribute to society. Our country and

our world will need citizens with these traits more acutely in the future than ever before. As important as that is, these are your children. I know you want to do all you

can to invest in their future right now. The Annual Fund is a great way to do that.The Annual Fund is a big undertaking. I want to thank everyone who helped last year,

including those who gave money, and thank this year’s participants in advance. Please continue to give generously. It’s important.

Letters

From Steve DeVinney, Board Chair

From Jerri King, Head of School

The 2009-2010 school year was a year of commitment. This was evident in the AMI

re-accreditation process as the consultant team commended First Montessori School

of Atlanta’s long time commitment to excellence in Montessori education. The Toddler

class was acknowledged at the national Montessori professional development event,

and First Montessori was encouraged to consider adding another Toddler class to the

Lower School program.

First Montessori student commitment to engaged learning was obvious at every turn

– global education programs, poetry events, history parades, sixth year projects, a

sustained cumulative ITBS school score of 99% and another Middle School graduation.

Commitment was also highly visible in regard to the Annual Fund, as 100% of the

Trustees, Faculty and Staff kept to tradition and pledged their support and the parent

community reached an all time high participation of 90%. This combined effort resulted

in the highest amount raised for the Annual Fund in the school’s history – over $91,000!

Stakeholder commitment to excellence and current and future programs will support

First Montessori’s successful fulfillment of its mission – today and in the future. This is

an exciting time in the life of the school and I can’t wait to see the impact on your child’s

life and in the lives of those to come.

First Montessori School of Atlanta

Annual Report 2009-2010

Events

Our 15th annual Grandparents and Special Friends Day proved true to its reputation

as one of our most anticipated and loved events of the year. The morning began

with a Coffee Social--a time for refreshments, conversation, and goodies and door

prizes. The grandparents and special friends then enjoyed a musical performance

by one of our Middle School students, Zachary Tolchin. The morning continued

with comments from our Art Teacher, Theresa Dean, as well as three of our current

students. Thoroughly entertained, the special guests were able to visit the Learning

Stations, which displayed samples of the work to be found at each level of Montessori

education. Visitors were then dismissed to the classrooms to learn more about all of

the fascinating work that takes place there. At the end of the morning, everyone was

able to have a special photo taken as a memento of the day.

Grandparents and Special Friends Day

Montessori Mile

This year’s Montessori Mile, held on Saturday, October 17th, was an exciting morning filled with laughter

and community. Our 15th annual Montessori Mile was another memorable event due to the passion

and enthusiasm of the 200+ folks who came out to run, cheer and enjoy camaraderie. We welcomed

current and former students and parents on this crisp fall morning to run our infamous one-mile course.

THE WACHTER LAW FIRM

DIAZ FOODS

JANDD MOUNTAINEERING

STUFFITTS SHOESAVERS

SCAPES

THE CAIACCIO LAW FIRM

ROJAS REALTY GROUP

KARATASSOS FAMILY

WHOLE FOODS MARKET SANDY SPRINGS

LARABAR

CASCADIAN FARM

LIME TAQUERIA

THE KING FAMILY

CHILDREN’S DENTISTRY OF ATLANTA

THORLOS

SHAVE SECRET

NUTTZO

SLEEPTRACKER

WILLY’S MExICANA GRILL

YOUNG CHEFS ACADEMY

Thank you to the following generous sponsors

for helping to make this day, and our t-shirts, so wonderful:

Middle School Graduation

The garden at Williams-Payne House in Sandy Springs was the setting for the Middle

School graduation ceremony on June 3rd. The ceremony was the culmination of the

students’ years of experience at First Montessori, during which they developed the

academic and social skills needed to thrive in high school. The audience enjoyed

a musical performance by the Elementary Chorus, which was followed by speeches

given by this year’s five graduates: Eli King, Shawdon Zadeh, Tyler Holmes, Apryl

House and Daniel Colville. Each spoke about the significance of his or her time at

First Montessori and offered advice to the 7th year students.

Client: First Montessori School, AtlantaMedia: Annual ReportArt Direction: Keith BennettPhotography: Jay Thomas

Client: Brain Tumor Foundation for Children

Media: Fund raising event invitation


Photo Illustration: Keith Bennett

Client: Georgia Music Hall of Fame, MaconProject: Logo Design

Concept: Keith BennettDesign: Heath Beeferman, Deep Design

Client: Georgia Music Foundation, AtlantaProject: Logo Design

Concept: Keith BennettDesign: Keith Bennett

Client: Georgia Music Magazine, AtlantaProject: Project Logo Design


Client: WEA Records, New YorkProject: Logo Design


Client: Fish City Aquarium Stores, NYCProject: Logo Design


Client: EcoCustom Homes, AtlantaProject: Logo Design


LIVINGSYSTEMSI N C O R P O R A T E D

Client: Already Taken rock group, AtlantaProject: Logo Design, Image Creation


Client: Living Systems, DallasProject: Logo Design


Client: Airplane Books

Publisher: Andrews McMeal, Kansas City

Media: Hardcover gift book

Copy: Elizabeth Cogswell Baskin, Keith Bennett





Media: Hardcover gift book



Photography: Keith Bennett, Terry Allen

Client: Atlanta Woman Magazine

Publisher: Billium, Inc.

Media: Regional magazine

Copy: Mary Welch

Art Direction/Design: Keith Bennett

Photography: Phillip Vullo



Media: Hardcover Gift Book (spec)

Copy: Elizabeth Cogswell Baskin, Keith Bennett


Illustration: Bill Mayer

Client: Warner Brothers Records, Los Angeles

Media: Lp Jacket


Illustration: Cindy Wilson

Client: WEA Records, New York

Media: CD and Lp jacket


Illustration: Kenney Scharfe

Client: Reprise Theatrical, Los Angeles

Media: Event Poster


Type treatment: Keith Bennett

MARCIA SELIGSON, PRODUCING ARTISTIC DIRECTOR RONN GOSWICK , MANAGING DIRECTORPRESENTS

MUSIC BY GALT MacDERMOTBOOK & LYRICS BY GEROME RAGNI & JAMES RADO

PRODUCED FOR THE BROADWAY STAGE BY MICHAEL BUTLERORIGINALLY PRODUCED BY THE NEW YORK SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL

ASSOCIATE MUSIC DIRECTOR GERALD STERNBACH

TECHNICAL DIRECTORPETER FALCO

STAGE MANAGERSHERRY SANTILLANO

SCENIC DESIGNROBERT L. SMITH

COSTUME DESIGNSCOTT A. LANE

LIGHTING DESIGNTOM RUZIKA

SOUND DESIGNPHILIP G. ALLEN

DIRECTED BY ARTHUR ALLAN SEIDELMAN

CASTING DIRECTOR BRUCE NEWBERG, C.S.A

PRESS REPRESENTATIVE DAVIDSON & CHOY PUBLICITY

PRODUCED BY MARCIA SELIGSON

MUSIC DIRECTION BY PETER MATZ

CHOREOGRAPHED BY TRAVIS PAYNE

HAIR is presented by arrangement with Tams-Whitmark Music Library, Inc., 560 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10022

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Media: CD Re-issue package and Booklet Design

Art Direction: Lee Valentine Smith

Design: Keith Bennett

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…supporting children and families every step of the way.

Client: Brain Tumor Foundation for Children

Media: Event Invitation


Illustration: Keith Bennett

Client: The Cindy Wilson Band

Media: Poster


Photo illustration: Keith Bennett

Client: The Cindy Wilson Band

Media: Web Site



Client: First Montessori School, Atlanta

Media: Web Site



Illustration; Keith Bennett

Client: Rhino Records, Los Angeles

Media: Audio DVD



Client: Colorgraphic, Atlanta

Media: Sales Kit



Client: School of Chemical Engineering, Georgia Tech.

Media: Annual report



Client: Already Taken (Rock group)Media: PosterArt Direction: Keith BennettPhoto illustration: Keith Bennett

Client: Already Taken (Rock group)Media: PosterPhotography: Jay ThomasArt Direction: Keith BennettPhoto illustration: Keith Bennett

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