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“We are thrilled that our staff sees the value in giving back to the community,” says Chris Hutchings, president of Madison Media Institute. “Sometimes achieving great things in life can be started by something as simple as a door being opened.  Hopefully we can help get a few young people on the path to success.”

The software and equipment were donated by SONY Creative Software and Full Compass.  Madison Media Institute has had a long-standing relationship with Full Compass and has also been working with SONY Creative Software to offer training for their software.

The Boys and Girls Club of Dane County was formed to inspire and enable all young people, especially those from disadvantaged circumstances, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens. 

Full Compass is a national leader in professional audio, professional video, A/V and lighting sales and rentals.  The entire staff is well trained technically, and can provide exemplary customer service. As proof of Full Compass’ commitment and stability, the average employee length of service is 9 years. Their clients include education, house of worship, government, musical, studio, entertainment, theatrical and their allied markets. To find out more about Full Compass, visit their Web site at www.fullcompass.com.

About Madison Media Institute:  Madison Media Institute is a nationally accredited college and has been preparing students for jobs in electronic media since 1969. They know how the latest trends in multimedia — DVD, the Internet, e-mail, HDTV and digital broadcasting — are reshaping the entertainment and communications industries. Madison Media Institute is recognized as a leading resource for training and expert guidance in media arts. All of the degree programs offered use the latest tools and techniques to provide students with the training they need.  MMI graduates become Videographers, web designers, 3D animators, music producers, sound engineers or one of the many other professions in the entertainment and media field. For more information about Madison Media Institute, call (608) 663-2000 or visit their website at http://www.madisonmedia.edu.

Contact: Chris Hutchings, President
Phone: (608)663-2000
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Web site:  www.madisonmedia.edu
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