A few projects I’ve been a part of while attending
The University of Oregon
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MACHINAL
Spring 2019 I was a producer for the UO Theatre Department’s Campaign of Machinal. This was a multi-day shoot that included photos and videos. On set we ran in to some difficult situations, but we were able to work around the barriers and create a very aesthetically pleasing campaign. My team included:
Co-Producer: Brayden Figueroa
Account Manager: Mariel Cathcart
Art Director: Natalie Cedillo
Copywriter: Brandon Bullas
THE PAINTED HILLS
During my second year of College, a few friends and I decided to take a day trip to the Painted Hills. We spent a few hours there, creating content to share with out friends. I had so much fun on this trip and I really hope to do another one again this year!
My Team on this trip:
Henry Ammann
Brayden Figueroa
Hayden Sahli
SUMMER 2019 I worked at the University of Oregon’s Youth Camp, Duck Trails. Every Friday we would have a themed day in which the kids and counselors would dress up and participate in activities that matched the theme! For one of our weeks we had a Color Fun Day and I got the opportunity to make a little recap of they day!
Kesem is a great organization that supports families with cancer. Every summer at different universities across the country students help run an overnight camp for kids that have a family member with cancer. This camp creates an environment that allows the kids to have a week of fun and worry-free living, a place where they can be themselves and open up about their family situation. I have worked with the University of Oregon chapter since my freshman year. This is a video from 2019’s Giving Tuesday. Take a look at the website to learn more https://www.campkesem.org/find-a-camp/camp-kesem-at-university-of-oregon
One Tuesday morning I woke up and got a text message from a random number asking if I wanted to shoot Pure Luxury (who was opening for YG) in Portland, at the Roseland Theater. I was in Eugene at school and I didn’t own a car. I wasn’t sure if I could make it in time. So, I asked if they could get me two extra tickets and then I could find a friend to drive. Luckily one of my friends is a HUGE YG fan so he was very down to go see him for free. We ended up driving to Portland meeting up with another friend and staying for the whole show! I was able to get footage of all the openers and YG! The show ended around midnight and we didn’t get back until 2:00am. It was a very long night but so worth the spontaneous adventure.