1. Charlene Music received her BA degree in Visual and Environmental Studies from Harvard University in June 2004 A student of Robb Moss and Richard Rogers, she initially studied 16mm film and digital video and then moved on to the field of photography under the tutelage of Chris Killip for the last two years. In the summer of 2003 she was awarded the Harvard University Pechet Scholarship to develop a photographic projects at the National Children's Hospital in Costa Rica, where her work is now on permanent exhibition. She graduated Magna Cum Laude after presenting her Honors Thesis Gerry - a portrait in the form of a book of Gerard McNamamra, an irish street musician. She then spent 4 months photographing and filming in India, where she volunteered her time at the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical Trust while developing a video documentary and a project on domestic violence prevention. Charlene studied black and white and color photography in both 35mm and medium format. She also works digitally and is skilled in Adobe Photoshop Adobe Premiere and Avid video editing. Her work has been published by the Harvard magazines Diversity and distinction and ReVista, as well as by the Harvard Photography Journal.