Though this is 10 minutes long, here is one of many unique Multimedia Project examples- a "day in the life" of pioneering New York talk show host Joe Franklin (1926-2015).
Hope everyone is doing well. Enjoy!
Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Hamby (Ind. Study), Multimedia Example (for fellow Photojournalists)
Though this is 10 minutes long, here is one of many unique Multimedia Project examples- a "day in the life" of pioneering New York talk show host Joe Franklin (1926-2015).
Hope everyone is doing well. Enjoy!
Saturday, February 20, 2016
Forester, Multimedia Example
This short, documentary-style video tells the story of Sylvain Le Guen, a French fan maker. He describes his passion for the craft and discusses his inspirations.
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Harmis, Art Class
Hood College students enjoying a quiet morning of instructed drawing.
Hood College art students enjoy a morning of instructed drawing.
Hood College student captures art students drawing an assigned project
Monday, February 15, 2016
Robinson, Multimedia Example
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sy_z_xpGEBY
A good example of a slideshow of images accompanied by interviews, music and a clip of a home video at the end.
A good example of a slideshow of images accompanied by interviews, music and a clip of a home video at the end.
Robinson, Ceramics Studio
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| A Hood College student works on her pinch pot in the ceramics studio February 4, 2016. |
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| A Hood College student prepares her pin tool to work on her pot in the ceramics studio February 4, 2016. |
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| A Hood College student works on the cow she made from two joined pinch pots in the ceramics studio February 4, 2016. |
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| Senior Justin Fox takes a break from his pinch pot in the ceramics studio. |
Thursday, February 11, 2016
Braithwaite, Art Class
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| Hood College professor, Gary Cuddington, advises students on how to sketch, on February 4th. |
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| A Hood student sketches in class on February 4th. |
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| A Hood college student sketches in class on February 4th. |
Wednesday, February 10, 2016
Forester, First Saturday
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| An ice carving is displayed outside of the Historical Society of Frederick, MD. Ice carvings were displayed throughout downtown Frederick for this month's First Saturday "Fire in Ice" event, which took place on Saturday, February 6th. |
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| The Frederick Historical Society is seen through an ice carving displayed outside of it. Ice carvings were displayed throughout downtown Frederick for this month's First Saturday "Fire in Ice" event, which took place on Saturday, February 6th. |
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| An ice carver carves a huge block of ice into a horse using a chainsaw, while the crowd looks on, as a part of the "Fire in Ice" First Saturday events that took place in downtown Frederick on Saturday, February 6th. This demonstration took place on North East Street. |
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| An ice carver carves a huge block of ice into a horse, while the crowd looks on, as a part of the "Fire in Ice" First Saturday events that took place in downtown Frederick on Saturday, February 6th. This demonstration took place on North East Street. |
Tuesday, February 9, 2016
McVan, Art Class
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| A Hood student sketches in class on Thursday, February 4, 2016 |
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| Hood college professor, Gary Cuddington, gives a student tips on pencil drawling in class Thursday, February 4, 2016 |
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| Hood student, Bailey Write, works on her sketch in class on Thursday, February 4, 2016 |
CJ Blickenstaff: Krumpes Fastnacht Day 2016
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| Krumpe's Donuts in Hagerstown, Maryland has a street sign like no other. Customers flock to this street annually during their rare daylight hours on Fastnacht Day, February 8, 2016. |
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| Mrs. Krumpe prepares the Fastnaghts by hand in a process unchanged by the years. Krumpes of Hagerstown held extended hours for Fastnaught Day on Feb 8, 2016. |
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| Delicious donuts cool after being glazed. Krumpe's Donuts of Hagerstown welcomed a steady stream of donut connoisseurs on Fastnaught Day, February 8, 2016. |
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| A Krumpe's employee coats the donuts with glaze. These are just a few of many sold during the annual celebration of Fastnaught Day on February 8, 2016. |
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| Donuts get a quick dip in the glaze that makes them oh so tasty. Krumpe's Donuts of Hagerstown continues the tradition of Fastnaught Day on February 8, 201. |
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| On February 8, Krumpe's employees worked hard to produce delectable treats Fastnacht Days 2016. Here an employee gives the donuts a quick toss in powdered sugar. |
Woodward, Art Class
A Hood student works on her pencil sketch in class on Thursday, February 4, 2016.
An instructor performs a demonstration for some students at Hood College on Thursday, February 4, 2016.
A Hood student draws a still life scene, set up in the center of an art class held February 4, 2016.
Woodward, Fire in Ice
A child touches one of many ice sculptures set out in front of Frederick Businesses during the "Fire in Ice" festival on February 6, 2016.
The "Fire in Ice" festival, held in Frederick, Maryland, drew a large crowd to the city on February 6, 2016. Part of the "First Saturday" event series, the festival helps attract tourism annually.
A child roasts a marshmallow during the "Fire and Ice" festival hosted in Frederick, Maryland on February 6, 2016. A s'mores and drinks event was open to all ages in the courtyard of Volt, a Frederick Restaurant.
Robinson, First Saturday
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| Boys watch the ice carvers give their demonstration during downtown Frederick's Fire and Ice First Saturday event on February 6, 2016. |
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| An ice carver cleans the edges of the ice sculpture in his carving demonstration during downtown Frederick's Fire and Ice First Saturday event on February 6, 2016. |
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| A woman photographs an ice sculpture downtown during Fire and Ice on February 6, 2016. |
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| A woman looks at the hat options a vendor sells during First Saturday. The man in the background's wife makes hats from repurposed sweaters and sells her products to raise money for metastatic cancer research. |
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| A boy poses for his mother beside an ice sculpture in downtown Frederick. |
Monnier, Fire in Ice and Concert
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| Bluegrass Band, Mandolin Orange, performed on the Weinberg Center for the Arts stage on Thursday, February 4. The Weinberg Center sold over 700 tickets for this performance. |
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| More than 700 people attended the Bluegrass concert featuring Mandolin Orange at the Weinberg Center for the Arts on Thursday, February 4. This performance was a pay-what-you-want ticket with a suggested donation of $10. |
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| Bluegrass Band, Mandolin Orange, performed on the Weinberg Center for the Arts stage on Thursday, February 4. The Weinberg Center sold over 700 tickets for this performance. |
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| Frederick residents stopped to admire the "Ella Phunk" ice sculpture during Downtown Frederick Partnership's Fire and Ice event on Saturday, February 6. |
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| Frederick residents stopped to admire the Elliott CPA ice sculpture during Downtown Frederick Partnership's Fire and Ice event on Saturday, February 6. |
Woltz, Ceramics Shoot
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| Ceramics professor Ann Hobart discussing possible ideas for a project with one of her students. |
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| Hood College ceramics student practicing the technique of carving for an upcoming project. |
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| Hood College ceramics student working with her pinch pot using a turntable to perfect her edges for an upcoming project. |
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| Hood College ceramics students working on their pinch pot projects. From animals to simple pots, students are able to choose which design works better for them. |
Bileski, Blazer Radio Studio
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| Working in the main office of Hood College's Blazer Radio in the basement of Almunae Hall. The studio was renovated in 2013. |
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| Blazer Radio DJ and Treasurer Brandon Green stands by the Blazer Radio display during a recent Hood College organization fair. Also pictured is Co-Station Manager David Bowyer and Music Director Jake Rogers. |
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| A new microphone bought for Blazer Radio's new production studio. |
Ceramics Class, Katie Stout
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| Student hard at work in Ann Hobart's beginning ceramics class at Hood College |
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| Hood College students hard at work in Ann Hobart's beginning ceramics class |
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| Clay slabs created by Hood College's beginning ceramics class |
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