Aaron Kotara Portfolio 2014

8/12/2019 Aaron Kotara Portfolio 2014

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AARON

KOTARA

Education Work Experience Technical Skills Awards & Honors

University o North Texas

2007 - 2012

Communication Design

w/Specialty in Art DirectionCollin County College

2005 2007

Certificate in Audio

Engineering

Plano Senior High School

Peterson Ray + Company 2012

Branding and Advertising

Me + You 2011

Internship : Digital Marketing

and Advertising

Level Two Ad Agency 2011

Internship: Advertising, Brandingand Marketing

MotoPhoto 2010

Location and Studio

Photography

Afer Effects

Photoshop

Illustrator

In-Design

Adobe Pro-Tools

Final Cut

Garage Band

Adobe Bridge

Keynote

Microsof Office suite

DFW AMA Awards

Marketer of the Year :

Marketing Collateral

Dallas Quill Awards

Award of Excellence

University o North Texas

Top Art Direction Portfolio

Scholarshi p Award

Ft. Worth ADDYs

Gold - Magazine Campaigns

Judges - Best Copywriting

7th National DSVC

Best Motion Design

& Animation

Audio Engineering Certificate

Photography Scholarship

Solo Photography Exhibit

Art Director + Designer

Email

[email protected]

Cell #

469.556.7982

Pro e ss io nal Co ntacts Bryan Pe te rs on | Ow ne r

Peterson Ray & Company

Phone: 214.213.9668

Email: [email protected]

Scott Ray | Coounder


Phone: 972.809.0153

Email: [email protected]

Jed Rhien | Senior Creative


Phone: 214.794.9929

Email: jedrhien@gma il.com


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Client Concept Overview

Cabelas Outdoor Gear

Wear your manhood proudly. This was a type based campaign focused on quality headlines and copywriting. The primary

focus throughout the campaign is about manhood. Cabelas celebrates that grizzly outdoorsman

lifestyle and supplies the means in which to wear your manhood proudly.


3/13

a call to

Howard PayneUniversitys WelcomeCenterwill providean invitingentranceto thecampus fromAustin and CenterAvenues,located on thesitewherethebeloved,original Old Main buildingoncestood. The new facility will also includetheAcademyofFreedom.

The$9.8million,two-story buildingwill serveas akey focal pointofthecampus,wherevisitors,prospectivestudents and parents aregreeted. Encompassing26,964 square

feet,thebuildingwill consistof two distinctareas thatwill housetheWelcomeCenterand theAcademy ofFreedom.

Welcome Center |Academy of Freedom

TheWelcomeCenterwill become theentryway to campus and inf

ormationresourceforprospectivestudents and parents. Highlights will include: n grand entry and lobby/livingroomwith welcomedesk;

n offices and interview rooms foradmissions and enrollmentservices;n presidents officesuite;

n gallery to exhibithistoric memorabiliaand artifacts;

n mini-theaterforgroup orientations;

n meetingrooms forspecial events and receptions;

n developmentoffices,conferencerooms and alumni lounge; and

n special events plazawith aview ofthecampus mall.

a call to

Endowment and Scholarships

Iamthey oungestoffourchi ldren, and I lovethatHoward Payneprovidesscholarships to assistwith attendancefees. Two ofthe scholarships which I

receivefrom HPUarethe Presidents Scholarship and thebiology department

scholarship. Withoutthese,it would bevery difficultfor meto attend HPU.

SarahWeber,sophomore,biologymajor,FortMyers,Florida

Fundingfor Students with Financial Need

HPU GRANT This grantis awarded to students who

haveaportion oftheirfinancial need unmetafter

grants,scholarships,loans and work opportunities

havebeen awarded. Students receivingthis award may

representavariety ofacademic preparation levels

and performancewith federally documented financial

need as theprimary factorforconsideration. Awards

fromthis fund areatthediscretion ofHoward Payne

Universitys directoroffinancial aid and aresubject

to available funding. Donors may establish a named

endowmentbeginningwith $15,000 ormakeagift

ofany amountforthe currentyear.

Departmental Scholarships

Scholarshipsmaybeestablishedbynaming aparticular

fieldofstudy asthepriorityforst udentawards.These

scholarshipsaregenerallyawardedbythevarious

academicdepartments.Donorsmayestablisha named

endowmentbeginningwithaminimum giftof$15,000

or ma ke a gi ftofa nya mounttoa ddtoa c ur r e nt

endowedfund.Scholarshipexamplesmightincludea

scholarshipbenefitingstudentswitha specifiedmajor

withinoneofthe universityssixschools:Business,

ChristianStudies,Education,Humanities,Musicand

FineArts,orScienceand Mathematics.

Education Center

TheSchool ofEducation faculty and studentswill bebroughttogetherin a new education building

located alongMain Streetin thenorthwestern partof

thecampus. Itwill be constructed in aportion ofthe

currentparkinglot on thesouth sideoftheThompson

Academic Complex,oppositeof theJ. Howard Hodge

Memorial Bell Towers. Theuniversity has a strong

heritageofpreparing teachers who serveas

Christian rolemodels in both public and

accredited privateschools. Additionally,the

schools MasterofEducation in Instructional

Leadership programprepares students to

becomecertified principals in Texas.

a call toDonorOpportunities

WelcomeCenter $4,000,000Entry lobby/livingroomwith

welcomedesk $1,000,000Gallery $1,000,000

S pe ci al e ve nt s p la za $ 1 ,0 00 ,0 00Mini-theater $ 5 00,000Alumni lounge $ 5 00,000

Meetingrooms $ 500,000

ADMISSIONS ANDENROLLMENT

SERVICES OFFICESUITE $ 750, 000

Conferencerooms $ 100,000S tud ent work a rea $ 50 ,0 00Work/break r oom $ 50,000

Sta ffoff i c es $ 25, 000

ADVANCEMENT ANDDEVELOPMENT

OFFICESUITE $ 750, 000

C on fer enc ero om $ 1 00 ,0 00S tud ent work a rea $ 50 ,0 00Work/break r oom $ 50,000Sta ffoff i c es $ 25, 000

PRESIDENTS OFFICESUITE $1,500,000P re si de nt s o ff ic e $ 2 5 0, 00 0

R e ce p ti o n d o no r s l o un g e $ 2 5 0, 0 00E x ec u ti v e as s is t an t s of f ic e $ 1 0 0, 0 00

ACADEMY OFFREEDOMWING $2,000,000Exhibit area $ 2 50,0001 6- se at se mi na rr oo m $ 1 00 ,0 00St udent lounge $ 1 00,000

40-seatclassrooms $ 50,000

ACADEMY OF FREEDOMOFFICESUITE $ 500, 000

Faculty l ounge $ 50,000Faculty offices $ 25,000

Education Building $3,000,000Education courtyard $1,000,000L o bb y /s t ud en t l ou n ge s p ac e $ 5 0 0, 0 00E le me nt ar y c la ss ro om $ 1 50 ,0 00

32-seatclassrooms $ 100,0001 2- se at se mi na rr oo m $ 5 0, 00 0R es ou rc e/ wo rk r oo m $ 5 0, 00 0

Tutoringclinic $ 50,000

SCHOOLOFEDUCATIONOFFICESUITE $ 500,000Co nf eren ce roo m $ 10 0,0 00

Work/break room $ 50,000Faculty offices $ 25,000

COLLEGIUMANDDEVELOPMENTALSTUDIES

OFFICESUITE $ 250,000Co nf eren ce roo m $ 10 0,0 00Testing Center $ 50,000

Faculty/staffoffices $ 25,000

OtherOpportunities

Additional endowmentnamingopportunities

areavailable. Theseincludebutarenot limited to

thefollowing:

n Schools

n Departmental Endowments

n Faculty and StaffChairs

n Professorships

n StudentLifeProgramAreas

n Endowed Presidential Scholarships

n Endowed MeritScholarship Awards

n Endowed SpeakerSeries

n Endowed Honors Programs

DonorOpportunities

Thefollowingareexamplesofdonoropportunitieswhichmaybe usedtohonoror memorializeanindividualorafamily:

a call to

CampaignPhas es

ACall to Send will help ensurethatHoward Payne University remains astrong,Christ-centered institution forfuturestudents. Thecampaign consists ofthreephases overa 10-yearperiod:

Phase1 (PERIOD2012-2015 ) $18million phaseto build state-of-the-artfacilities and strengthen theuniversitysendowment:

n WelcomeCenterand Academy ofFreedomBuilding($9.8million)

n Education Building($5 million)

n Endowment($3.2 million)

Phase2 (ANTICIPATEDLAUNCHIN 2015) Estimated $35 million phasewith projected areas to include: n Business and Communications Building

n WinebrennerMemorial Hall ofScienceremodel

n Studenthousing

n Athletics

n Endowment

Phase3 (ANTICIPATEDLAUNCHIN 2019 ) Estimated $15 million phasewith projected areas to include: n Athletics

n StudentLife

n Library

n PerformingArts

n Endowment

ThefutureofHowardPayne growsbrighterbytheyear as graduates are sentoutinto Texas,thenation and theworld to pursuetheirgoals. With a very solid foundation in Christian principles,alumni leave

Howard Payneto practicein medicine,law, ministry,teaching,administration and business. High acceptance

rates in first-choice,first-rate graduateschools and professional schools enableouralumni to continue

to develop theirleadership skills to lead Christ-centered lives. Each oftheirindividual ministries will bemeaningful in changingtheworld forthebetter.

Dr. WalterC. Dub Wilson,co-chair,Howard PayneUniversity ACalltoSend campaign

Client Media Overview

Howard Payne University Fundraising brochure Howard Payne University was on a mission to expand their campus by reaching out to their

fellow alumni and the college donor community. To do so, we helped them launch the Call to

Send campaign a 10 year, $65 million project that would empower them to meet these goals.


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Spe ake Jennie Chin Hanson RN, MS, FAAN, CEO of

Amer ican Ger iatr ics S o ciety

Sharon Inouye MD, MPH, Director of Aging

Brain Center, Institute for Aging Research

Fea tur ingAn exclusive interactive mystery dinner

for the first 350 registrants

A premier Interactive Learning Lab

A selectio n o f S en so r y L ear n in g Activities

Prizes, Giveaways and More

Join us June 26-28, 2013 in Dallas, Texas at The Westin Galleria for our lively and interactiveconference on geriatrics. Share your insights with nurses, respiratory therapists,

pharmacists, physical therapists, social workers, academic nursing faculty, dietitians, skillednursing facility caregivers and others who provide direct care and support to patients.

- To Register and Learn More, visit www.bhcsclip.org -

GER IATR Ic CONFEReNCE

Care of the Olde Adult:Real World Alication

2013

The Murde Myery of Wobbly Fa

Ger iatr ic

CONFERENCE

Cae of the Olde Adult:Real Wold Aplication

2013

JennieChinHansenRN, MS, FAANCEO AmericanGeriatricsSociety

SharonInouyeMD, MPHDirector of AgingBrainCenter,

Institutefor AgingResearch

MaryAllenRNRetired

JonA SanfordM.Arch.Center for AssistiveTechnology &Environment,

GeorgiaTech

JoeHanlonPharmD, MSProfessor,School of Medicine,

University of Pisburgh

Will Hites MA, Six Sigma BBBHCS Center for LearningInnovation&Practice

KellieKahveci MSN, RN, APRNElder HouseCallsandTransitional Care,BHCS

S. DeniseBrownBSN, RN-BCBaylor Medical Center atWaxahachie

Sandra PetersonDNP, APRNUniversity of TexasatTyler

Pam GreenAPRN, MSN, FNP-BCSupportiveandPalliativeCare

Baylor Medical Center atCarrollton

MaryBruceMSN, M.Ed, RNFaculty,Baylor University School of Nursing

MaryBrownAdvocacy Center for theElderly,

DallasAreaAgency onAging

MillieDeAndaAdvocacy Center for theElderly,

DallasAreaAgency onAging

BonnieLucio PT, GCS, CLTBaylor Institutefor Rehabilitation

Christina SchuhRN, BSNNursingHomeCareCoordinator,BHCS

Julia Newton, RN, BSN, CMSRNNursingHomeCareCoordinator,BHCS

Virginia PayneRN, BSNNurseEducator,BHCS

KayPaggi CMC, LPC, NCGCEldercareConsultant,AgingCareSolutions

Brenda MatkzePhD, RNBHCS

NancyChuPhD, RN, GCNS-BCAssociateProfessor,TexasChristianUniversity

Alexis EarlyLMSWBHCS Instituteof Chronic

Disease&CareRedesign

Johnanna Hernandez PhD, RN, FNP-BCAssistantProfessor,TexasWomansUniversity

JaniceAndersonPhD, CNEFaculty,TexasWomansUniversity

Gil Hernandez MS, RD, LD, CNSCDietician,Baylor All SaintsMedical Center

KellieBrucePhD, RN, FNP-BCAsst. Professor,TexasTechUniversity

HealthSciencesCenter

The

Suspects

GoalLearnoovercome challengesassociaedwihclinicaland safeyissues,engage in

a varieyof ineracive learning aciviies,and paricipae inaninerprofessionalcollaboraive learning experience.

Contact HourAmaximumof 11.08conac hourswillbe awarded forhe nurse whoatendshe enire program.

BaylorHealhCare Sysemisaccredied asa providerof coninuingnursing educaionbyhe AmericanNursesCredenialing CenersCommissiononAccrediaion

Respiraoryherapiss,pharmaciss,

physical& occupaionalherapiss,socialworkers,dieicians,andoherhealhcare professionalsareinvied ovisi ourwebsie regardingconinuing educaioncredis.

RegisationEarlyregisraion(before June 1,2013) is$199(includesWed pmMurderMyserydinnerfor1s 350regisrans).

Price aerJune 1,2013 is$250.

PuoeToenhance inerprofessionalgeriaric care hroughinnovaive

and collaboraive learning aciviieswihhe goalof achieving opimaloucomesamong olderaduls.

HElp Us

Crack

The Case

Fiday, June 28, 20137a-8a Registration Networking & Continental breakfast8:00 CONCURRENT SESSIONS I 101: Transitional Care Model........... Kellie Kahveci MSN, RN, APRN, ANP-BC,

GNP-HFCN 102:Elder Abuse: Watching for it

or turning a blind eye? ........................................S. Denise Brown BSN, RN-BC 103: Alzheimers The Elusive Enigma.................. Sandra Peerson DNP,APRN,

FNP/GNP-BC, PMHNP 104:Interactive Learning Lab9:00 Break9:20 CONCURRENT SESSIONS II 201: Palliative Care for Older Adults.....................................Pam Green APRN,

MSN, FNP-BC 202: CommonEmergencies inGeriatric Patients..Mary Bruce MSN, MEd, RN 203:Resources for Older Adults ...........................................Mary Brown M.Ed Millie DeAnda 204:Interactive Learning Lab10:20 Break10:40 CONCURRENT SESSIONS III 301: Exercise & Activity:

Recommendations for Healthy Older Adults, with Chronic disease & Frailty................................Bonnie Lucio PT, GCS, CLT 302:Crossing the Continuum of Care:

Partnership with Skilled Nursing Facilities ........... Chrisina Schuh RN, BSN Julia Newon, RN, BSN, CMSRN Virginia Payne RN, BSN 303:Role of Geriatric Care Managers.................. Kay Paggi CMC, LPC, NCGC 304:Interactive Learning Lab11:40 Lunch (provided)1:00 CONCURRENT SESSIONS IV 401: Collective Visions & Songs

for increasing nurses knowledge of best practices for Care of the Older Adult........... Brenda Makze PhD, RN 402:How to Improve Health Literacy among Older Adults.........................................Nancy Chu PHD, RN, BCNS-BC 403:Social Factors Impact Readmissions ...........................Alexis Early LMSW 404: Interactive Learning Lab2:00 Break2:20 Announcements ........................................................Dora Bradley PhD, RN-BC2:30 It Takes a Village: A Simulation of Health Care Team Synergy ................. Johnanna Hernandez PhD, FNP-BC Janice Anderson PhD, CNE Gil Hernandez MS, RD, LD, CNSC Kellie Bruce PhD, RN, FNP-BC3:40 Prize Drawings, Wrap Up & Evaluations.................Dora Bradley PhD, RN-BC4:00 Adjourn

Thuday, June 27, 20137-8am Registration

Networking & Continental breakfast8am Welcome..........................................................Remy Tolenino MS,RN, NEA-BC8:15 Keynote: The Health Cycle Continuum of the Older Adult:

Preparing to Meet the Need..................... Jennie Chin Hansen RN, MS, FAAN9:45 Break10:05 Keynote: Delirium in Older Persons: Pearls for Practice.......................................Sharon Inouye MD, MPH11:35 Panel Discussion .......................................Jennie Chin Hanson RN, MS, FAAN Sharon Inouye MD, MPH

Mary Adaline Allen RN (reired) Moderaor: Sharon Gunn MSN, RN, ACNS-BC12:15 Lunch (provided)1:30 p Assistive Technologies for Promoting Older Adult Independence.......................Jon A Sandford M.Arch.2:30 Break2:50 Suboptimal Medication Use in Older Adults............ Joe Hanlon PharmD, MS3:50 Introduction to Interactive Learning Lab.................................................Will Hies & he BHCS CLIP eam4:10 Adjourn

Wedneday, June 26, 20134:30p-6p Registration5:45 p Wel come & Announcements ...................................Dora Bradley, PhD, RN-BC6p Mystery Dinner Skit ....................................................Murder Mysery Players8p Adjourn

to register

&learnmore visit

www.BHCSCLIP.ORG

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Baylor Health Care

(Geriatric Conference Poster, App, Brochure...)

Geriatricks.

Advertisement for the geriatric conferencewith a murder-mystery dinner theme.

Baylor Health Care wanted to advertise its annual geriatric conference through a campaign

promoting the murder mystery dinner. Baylor thought this clever play on words was a

successful concept in that it both introduced the dinner theme, and connected w/the audience.


5/13


Halff D+PC Architecture

Annual report Halff D+PC is a family owned and operated architecure company, and has french roots that

trace back to the Eiffel Tower architect, Alexandre Gustave Eiffel. They like to feature thereorigins throughout there work, to highlight their long lasting experience.


6/13


Monks Oven

Brand Identity Monks is a brick-oven pizza restaurant, located in Winnsboro, Texas, that provides its customers

with a unique dining experience , reminiscent of the Renaissance age, complete with chapeldoors, stained glass windows, aged barrels of wine and wide selection of fire grilled pizza.


7/13


Every Man Jack

Men dont have to be as filthy

as their habits

Every Man Jack is a line of male grooming products that wears its manliness load and proud.

There is nothing fake about their products, and EMJ wants to come across that way to theiraudience. These ads embrace that true male grit to make men feel comfortable in their skin.


8/13


Ellas Kitchen (Organic baby food) Interactive Website Ellas Kitchen wanted to inform first time parents about all the healthy benefits found in their

expansive line of organic baby food products made for growing children from ages 6-weeks to 5years. This interative web page introduces the needs of a growing childs diet.


9/13

TOGETHER

RELIEF IS A JOINT EFFORT

American Red Cross

WE BRING

SAFETYAFTER THE STORM

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TOGETHER

WE BRING

COMFORTTO C ATASTROPHE

RELIEF IS A JOINT EFFORT

American Red Cross

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American Red Cross

( Outdoor Poster )

Relief is a jointeffort. The Red Cross logos, that collectively make-up an image of relief or rescue, is representing

the collective effort that is The American Red Cross. The non-profit group is made up of anexorbitant amount of individual contributions which, together, help provide comfort in Chaos.


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Discovery.

Client Stories

Strategy. Design.

Project was completed on time andwithin budget. All thematic and

graphic objects were met. It was sowell received that unexpectedadditional mass.


graphic objects were met. It was sowell received that unexpectedadditional mass mailings.


graphic objects were met. It was sowell received that it brought moreunexpected additional.

Learn More >>Learn More >> Learn More >>

Our Story

Peterson Ray & Company was completed

on time and within budget. All thematicand graphic objects were met. It was so

well unexpected app. Learn More >>

OUR STORY CLIENT STORIES SERVICES WORK CONTACT

FIND YOUR BRAND.

TELL YOUR

HOW WE TELL YOUR

Discovery. Strategy. Design.

THE PR&C PROCESS

Our StorytellersPetersonRay& Companyenthusiasticallyrose tothe occasion. First, one-on-one interviewswere conducted togenerate a

targeted message platform, whichwould serve asthe f oundationfor all future messaging.

Withthe message platform complete, the PetersonRay team gave NOCthe new life it waslookingfor. The school identity

wasrevamped withalogo markthat representseachcampusas part of agreater whole, aswell asa tagline. Inaddition,

athletic identitieswere created for the NOCJetsand NOCMavericks.

PetersonRay& Companyenthusiasticallyrose tothe occasion. First, one-on-one interviewswere conducted togenerate a

targeted message platform, whichwould serve asthe f oundationfor all future messaging.

The PR&C Story

Our Studio

BryanPeterson

Founder &LeadCreative

Projectwas completedon time and

within budget.All thematic andgraphicobjects were met.Itwas sowell receivedthatis when the gerbils came outandgotwater unexpectedmass mailings

have increasedits span.

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BRANDING STATI ONAR Y W EB I NT ER ACTI VE B ROCH UR E

Howard PayneUniversity

ACall toSendCampaign| June3,2013

ServicesProvided

Branding,Promotional,Web,Stationary

Concept

ACall toSeek,ACall toServe,Call toSend

WebsiteLink

www.hpu.com/donaroutreach

OUR STORY CLIENT STORIES SERVICES WORK CONTACT

HOWARD PAYNE UNIVERSITY NEXT STORY >


11/13


The Dallas Foundation Annual Report The Dallas Foundation manages how generous donations are dispensed throughout the city

of Dallas, serving as the link between the rich and the poor. This year they have switched theirfocus towards childhood organizations and requested that there annual report reflects this.


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GRADUATE BUSINESS PROGRAMS

RIDER COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

MOVING FORWARD

The Rider MBA is perfect for those who want to progressprofessionally. This high-quality, AACSB-accreditedprogram is designed for entry-level and mid-career

professionals who wish to diversify or enhance theirunderstanding of business and advance their careers.

The Rider MBA offers a high level of flexibility, includingevening and online courses, allowing students to tailora program that balances the individual needs of any andall like-minded people, such as busy professionals.

COURAGE. WISDOM. PRIDE.

FORWARD PROGRESS PROGRAMS TAILORED TO YOUR NEEDS

THE MASTERS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM

MBAEntrepreneurshipForensicAccounting CorporateAccountingfor Managers ManagementInformationSystems GlobalBusinessFinanceTHE MBA PROGRAM AT A GLANCE Credit Hours:Varydepending on undergraduate courseworkAVAILABLECONCENTRATIONS

FOCUS. DRIVE. AMBITION.

Riderscampusissi tuatedalongthebusinessandtechnologycorridor

betweenPhiladelphiaand NewYork City.Our uniquelocation

hasenabledusto bui ldstrongconnectionstotheprofessional

communitiesand wework withleaders of major corporationsto

developprogramsthat areresponsivetotheneedsof businesstoday.

Rider businessand accountingprograms havea strongreput ation,

andareaccreditedbytheAssociationtoAdvanceCol legiate

Schoolsof Business(AACSB). Throughout theyears, RidersCollege

of BusinessAdministration hasconsistently focusedon providing

educationalexperiences that blendacademic philosophywith

professionalexperience. Asa result,we developleaders equipped

tomeet therapidly evolvingchallenges of todaysglobaleconomy.

RIDERGRADUATE BUSINESS PROGRAMS

of full-time faculty hold a doctorate or

the highest degree in their feld.

98%

THIS IS HOW YOU MOVE FORWARD

AS YOU STARTYOUR GRADUATEBUSINESS PROGRAM AT RIDER UNIVERSITY,YOU WILL

FOLLOW IN THEFOOTSTEPS OFALUMNIWORLDWIDE WHO HAVEADVANCED THEIR CAREERS

MANY TO BECOMEMANAGERS AND SENIOR EXECUTIVES OF LEADING ORGANIZATIONS.


Rider University

(Graduate student viewbook)

Moving Forward.

Rider provides its students the skills necessaryto keep up with the fast-paced world.

We found that the main concern amongst students who were seeking a graduate degree was

the return on their investment, and thus developed the concept, as well as copy, around thatprinciple. Motion blur photography was used to reinforce this moving forwardconcept.


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Client Media Ad Brief

Esquire

Magazine Cover This project was intended to assess conceptual, as well as directoral, abilities. A person had to be

featured on the magazine cover in a way that represented the theme of the magazine, religionand politics. This included directing a professional photgrapher, model and make-up team.

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