Whether it has been “a maze” or “amazing” – it is time for our annual portfolio review for students currently enrolled in the portfolio course! This review has been scheduled for Friday, April 24th from noon through 4:00pm on the South campus of FSCJ.
For more information, email julia.dearriba.montgomery@fscj.edu or t.johnson@fscj.edu
Well it’s the end of another busy, fun and idea-packed semester! That means another term of great work created by our talented Digital Media students. Here are just a few of the awesome things they made this semester, some for classes, some for clients and some on their own:
As you can see it’s been a great term and I can’t wait to see what you all make in the spring term!
Oh and for even more great work please visit Prof. Govoni’s class gallery from his DIG2142 Digital Capturing and Streaming class.
Whether it was in the classroom or on their own, our talented Digital Media students had a busy summer!
Adam Woods has combined traditional drawing techniques with 2D imaging software:
Adam Woods – “engaged couple”
Adam Woods – “Robin Williams”
Erik Slader created an epic film trailer for SPACE SHARKS! (no, really!)
Jean Gustave practiced his layout skills with this ad work and magazine cover.
Jean Gustave – Online Subscription ad
Jean Gustave – TopKreyol issue #8 cover
Matt Winship made this poignant video for his summer class with Professor Govoni:
and Tyler Mathes made this time-bending video for the same class:
Lindsay Dale designed a phenomenal website for a Brunswick, GA restaurant (and took all the photos as well!):
Tony Hansen made this definitely not boring video for Professor Govoni’s class:
Rachel Teano created her own music video for the band the XX:
Carol Childer’s video gives us some insider tips on the food truck phenomenon that’s very popular here in Jax:
Daniel Ciccarello got to practice his graphic design skills in his internship working with a team to market the Florida lottery:
and Jamaal Malik introduces us to the music of Uncle Reece:
So there you have it, some of the amazing things our students have made this summer!
Some work was produced in a class or internships, some for summer jobs and some work was made just for the love of making. It’s been a great summer and we are all excited to get back into the classroom to continue to work with such talented and motivated students!