A Glance Into Art (AGIA) careers

A Glance Into Art (AGIA) is the world's first university created for blind and visually impaired individuals pursuing careers in fashion, cinema, and music, part of the EPP Studios campus in Atlanta, Georgia. Students earn a two-year degree while training in real creative and production environments.

Mason Ewing is a blind filmmaker, designer, and producer. Long before founding EPP Studios or Mason Ewing Corporation, he tried to build a career in the arts in France. Door after door was closed to him. Few people believed that a blind man could direct, design, or create at a professional level.

Three men did not turn away: Olivier Lapidus, the acclaimed French couturier and son of Ted Lapidus; Bruno Bellone, 1984 UEFA European Champion with France, who scored in that final; and Emmanuel Petit, 1998 FIFA World Cup champion with France. Each of them chose to believe in Mason Ewing when belief was in short supply.

That experience is the reason A Glance Into Art exists. Mason Ewing does not want any blind or visually impaired person with a passion for the arts to live what he lived. This school is his answer to every closed door.

A Glance Into Art is included within the EPP Studios campus project and its funding round. Visit the EPP Studios page on Wellfound for full details.

A Glance Into Art is a subsidiary of Mason Ewing Corporation (MEC), a Hollywood-based holding company. View MEC on Wellfound: wellfound.com/company/masonewingcorp