As Dr. Fred Pestello prepares to step down as University President, he decided to ask students across campus what he should do with all his extra time.
Nothing better than Rock and Roll and eating flaming hot Chili!! It's better to burn out than to fade away!
The Pursuit is a deeply personal film created to reflect my creative identity, mindset, and evolving perspective on purpose. Conceptualized from a late-night idea I couldn’t ignore, the piece explores the tension between changing goals and a constant, underlying vision.
This short-form video was created to encapsulate the full graduation experience across the University of Tennessee System, with the goal of immersing viewers in the moment—placing them back inside the arena to relive one of life’s most meaningful milestones.
A video produced by our multimedia team of students ice skating in our new arena, the EECU center at Tarleton State.
Good News Travels fast is a short social media video we created to get prospective students excited about good news heading their way! And let them know they should be checking their mailboxes and inboxes for admission letters notifying them that they've been accepted to the University of Utah!
Springfield College’s Giving Day 2026 video campaign targeted alumni, parents, faculty, staff, students, and community supporters with one bold goal: raise $1 million in 24 hours to support the College’s Humanics mission. To build awareness and momentum ahead of March 4, we produced a five-week social video series titled “One in a Million,” released weekly across social media and donor emails. Each video used storytelling, humor, and authentic campus voices to highlight student experiences, community pride, and the impact of philanthropy, reinforcing that every gift matters.
Mya Hansen is a leader on and off the court. Point guard for the women’s basketball team, Hansen studies kinesiology, specifically rehabilitation science, with a 4.0 GPA. Hansen wants to help others in her career while applying her fascination with how the human body moves.
Nora Hayd first made waves in late 2024 when she went viral as Boise State’s “goth volleyball player.” She sat for interviews with The New York Times and The Today Show. Over a year later, that fame still shapes her experience at Boise State, where people recognize her on campus and around town.
Enjoy the sights and sounds of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln campus community as students finish up the fall semester and get ready for winter break and holidays. This video was shot over 2 weeks on 15 different shoots across Nebraska's 3 campuses within Lincoln. It was shared wide across our main social channels as well as featured in our newsletter.