One of my last projects of the year was a photoshoot with the TAMU Dance Department. The photos will be used on the promo materials for their annual concert this spring. I always love shooting talented dancers in action.
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It’s official, The Whoop Group from Texas A&M has received the prize from Chevrolet Nationals for the best photos + video (above) from the events we hosted on campus in October. Brandon Jarratt, Kathryn Hazard and I shot all the photos (and I processed them all). Matt Johnson and students from A&M Consolidated High School shot the video footage for us and I edited it. I heard there were some other pretty sweet videos this year, so it’s definitely an honor to have won. (Oh, and did I mention–we all get prizes. Sweet! : )
P.S. This announcement couldn’t have come at a better time. I was sitting at my desk, trying futilely to get back to work after watching Sherman’s final press conference. I think Brandon sums it up pretty well on his blog.
just finished up some shots with amy in the studio for college apps. she’s a super cute dancer and i wish her the best of luck in college!
For our consulting project, a group of seven of us is in charge of creating an entire marketing campaign (research, advertising, event-hosting and post-campaign research) for Chevrolet–on a very tight budget I might add.
These are rack cards we created and printed to raise awareness of their college discount program. Super excited at how they turned out!
We’ll be running this ad on RecTV, too.
These flyers will wallpaper bulletin boards on campus and Northgate.
Then we’ll put these on top for the drive event.
We’ll also have sandwich boards displayed around campus the week prior to our events. Based on our research last year, we found this to be the most effective form of advertising that we did.
Recently, I was awarded a Mitchell A Wilder Award from the Texas Association of Museums for the “sticket” I designed last year for the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum.
They blogged about me over on the Mays blog, too.
