Boulder Digital Arts was founded in February of 2004 by Bruce Borowsky and Zach Daudert. Today it continues to be the only organization of its kind in the region. We are committed to empowering and encouraging the vast creative and technology community in Colorado as well as attracting talent from around the country and world to participate in our innovative programs.
Together with our financial partners we provide very low-cost, high-impact training in digital tools and state-of-the-art technology presented by seasoned professionals and industry leaders. Boulder is an important hub of the digital world allowing us to leverage top-notch instructors and provide education in cutting-edge subjects and ideas.
BDA also supports the creative and technology community in the region with regular networking and social events, membership program, Digital Salon series, free creative professionals directory, discussion forums and mentoring/internship opportunities.
The Boulder Digital Arts studio is a nearly 3000 square foot facility at 52nd and Arapahoe in Boulder with a state-of-the-art digital classroom, social lounge and collaborative office spaces for creative professionals. We strive to make our facility a resource and collaboration incubator for the community by hosting relevant events and inviting individuals to hang-out and work in our social lounge.
In addition to being a Co-Founder of Boulder Digital Arts, Bruce Borowsky has been a producer at People Productions in Boulder, Colorado for over ten years. During that time he has worked on a wide variety of projects for both corporate and commercial clientele, not only as producer and director, but also as cameraman, lighting director, and editor. Prior to working at People Productions, Bruce produced The Climbing Show," a television series broadcast nationally on the Outdoor Channel. Bruce recently won a national award for a fundraising video he created for Alliance for Smiles (www.allianceforsmiles.org), which he filmed entirely in China. In addition, his personal documentary "18 days, 16 hours," which recounted his crewing on a sailboat race across the Atlantic ocean in 2002, won "Best Documentary" award at a national film festival. Click here to email Bruce.
Zach Daudert is a technology strategist, web developer and filmmaker. He started his career as a video editor in the mid 1990s and moved into web and mobile development when it became too interesting to ignore and promised a seemingly unlimited source of curiosity and experiments in the early 2000s. He has helped all types of organizations leverage technology to create great customer experiences, realize efficiencies or become more profitable. Sometimes he can simply make life more enjoyable and interesting by introducing people to the right mix of technology tools. Click here to email Zach.
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