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Success has been a common word throughout Jon Teschner's 30-year television career. He helped launch CNN in 1980 and visited over 140 TV stations as a consultant, trainer and demo artist. In 2006 he reached the pinnacle of his career when he won a Primetime Emmy for his work on the main title sequence for the 78th Annual Academy Awards. As vice president of Novocom he helped re-brand television channels and systems around the world, and at Paramount Pictures he served as executive director of its digital design studio. At Aspect Ratio he built a design department that won the first-ever Key Art Award for Best Motion Graphics. As president of the International Broadcast Designers Association, the organization experienced unprecedented growth. Teschner has taught broadcast design at Otis School of Design, UCLA and the International Film School in Cologne, Germany. He has been a guest lecturer at many of the most important broadcast conferences around the world. Teschner is also a prodigious painter of large canvas oil paintings exhibited and collected nationwide.