Pablo N. Molina is a video, lighting, and sound artist whose work employs emerging technologies such as motion tracking, realtime video processing, and custom software development to generate immersive media environments. Pablo has created interactive exhibitions and designed theatrical and dance pieces for many of today’s most dynamic emerging and established artists. While his practice is firmly rooted in the world of experimental performance, Pablo also works in large scale rock concerts, commercial entertainment, and themed environments, such as the Marvel Universe Live arena tour, and the One World Trade Center Visitor Experience. He originated the video design for the musical adaptation of the movie Rocky in Hamburg Germany and collaborated with fellow video designer Dan Scully on the Tony award winning Broadway production. As a principal artist with the Los Angeles based Early Morning Opera company, Pablo has designed many of Lars Jan pieces, including Abacus, TAKES, The Institute of Memory, Pandaemonium, and Holoscenes. Pablo helped establish the MFA in Interactive Media for Performance at CalArts, where he served on the faculty for nine years. He frequently teaches workshops and master classes on emerging trends in video design and software development as a guest artist and sought after panelist.