Zac Allentuck is no stranger to theater and sound technology. Recently, Zac spent more than seven years directing project management and sales for a local home video and audio company specializing in design and installation of residential and commercial home theaters. Zac’s expertise includes coordinating, planning and installation of audio, video and lighting systems; collaborating with architects, contractors and interior designers; and researching and implementing the latest technologies.

Earlier in his career, Zac spent eight years immersed in the recording industry, working as an engineer for numerous studios across the country, including Sony Music Studios in New York City, Coast Recorders/Dan Alexander Audio in San Francisco, Teatro in Oxnard, CA and 360 Degree Productions, Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart’s Occidental, CA studio. Zac’s studio engineering credits include work with such acclaimed artists as Mickey Hart, Joe Satriani, Marianne Faithful, Neil Diamond, Love & Rockets, Willie Nelson, Iggy Pop and Jefferson Starship. Zac has also worked as a live sound technician for The Breeders, Daniel Lanois and Emmylou Harris.

Having earned master’s degrees in communications, social work and education administration, Cindy Allentuck’s professional life has encompassed both graphic design and education, helping children with special needs. Dedicated to serving the educational and developmental needs of local children and their families, Cindy is currently the program coordinator for the Institute For Children With Autism And Related Disorders, based in Riverhead, NY. Prior to joining ICA, Cindy held various supervisory, educational and administrative positions on the East End of Long Island. She was a recipient of the Long Island Business News “40 Under 40” Leadership Award in 2006.