Creative Communication
Fall of 2015 “Creativity for Strategic Communication” Level of creativity: off the charts Level of stress: overwhelming Every year, the Strategic Communication cohort gets together for one gargantuan group project that focuses on improving communication for a local non-profit. This year’s client was Harper’s Playground, a local organization that is …
The ‘White T-Shirt Project’ has been one of the most fun things I’ve ever done as a student. The task was to create a brand with only one type of product: white t-shirts. After that, the sky was the limit. The class got divided into two teams of four. Our team came …
Our second term in Graduate School welcomed us with interesting and exciting classes. We divided our time between Marketing and Quantitative Research Methods. I will lay it to you straight: I love surveys. At a first glance, it may sound self-centered since most people like them because it gives them …
We have 48 hours to write, shoot and edit a film. It is a weekend of chaos and a lot of fun. I produced and directed this film. It was the first time this was done by an all-female crew and cast. About time I say! Chasing Ghosts from Lucila …
There is no need to give a backstory on this one. The story itself is the backstory. Read the whole story at OPB.org
I took a Documentary Production class at PSU with Steve Amen from OPB’ Oregon Field Guide. It was a fun class. We got to watch a lot of documentaries that I have been wanting to watch, and some I never even heard of. Bur we also got to talk a …
For my capstone at Portland State, I took a class where we had to teach elementary school students an art related topic. We focused on street art, and my portion was to produce a video on the history of graffiti.
Rob Manning and I went to the former Blue Heron Paper Mill site, located right on the beautiful Willamette Falls. I made a video of the history of the falls, as well as a slideshow with the photos I took. Read and listen to the whole story on …
I joined the OPB Arts & Life team for a shoot in Downtown Portland. I did second camera and took photographs. Read the whole story at OPB.org