The Awakening by Jeannie Thomas

Photo Media student Jeannie Thomas does a fantastic job of recreating the experiences she had when there was a fire in her home during Christmas several years ago.

Midnight Mine: The Legacy of Uranium Mining on the Spokane Reservation

Documentary Video student Jeff Ferguson put together this short introduction to a long term project he is working on that will look at the complex issues surrounding uranium mining on the Spokane Reservation. Jeff is a member of the Spokane Tribe and is using his talents and unique perspective to share tribal viewpoints on this important issue.

Sun Lakes Blues Fest

Documentary Video student Angie Azar spent four days at the 2008 Sun Lakes Blues Fest and produced this short film.

I Hate Strawberries! (Well Sort Of...)

Photo Media student Lawrence Long reflects on his love-hate relationship with strawberries.

A Fly For All Seasons

2nd year student Tony Roche explores the essence and meaning of tying flies and fishing with this wonderful multimedia show he produced for the PHOTO 200 class.

My Mother and MS

Melissa Lindsey interviewed her mother for this production about Multiple Sclerosis.

Meet Tony Roche

Lawrence Long interviewed classmate Tony Roche for this short bio piece.

Stunters

Jason Baldwin attempts to answer the question of why people do stunts on Motorcycles even if it could cause them terrible injury or loss of life.

Scablands: The art of Matt Sellars

Devin Wilkerson takes a look at the work of artist Matt Sellars whose work was recently exhibited in the SFCC Art Gallery.

Meet Devin Wilkerson

Devin Wilkerson is a small town girl headed for the big time. Classmate Jeannie Thomas interviews this aspiring Fashion photographer.

Meet Lawrence Long

Tony Roche interviewed classmate Lawrence Long and put together this short piece.

Campus Billiards

Jason Baldwin introduces us to the history of the game of Billiards and some of the people who play it here on campus.

Meet Jeannie Thomas

Devin Wilkerson interviewed classmate Jeannie Thomas and found out there's a wild side to this otherwise quiet photographer...

Meet Michael Hardenbrook Pt. 2

Classmate Jason Baldwin does a second interview of Michael Hardenbrook who is finishing up her degree in photography this coming Fall quarter.

American Sign Language

Photo media student Michael Hardenbrook produced this slideshow about her ASL 1 class.

3 Films about Angie...

This was a group project from our Photo 237 Intro to Documentary DV Production course. Three students, Angie Azar, Jeff Ferguson, and Melissa Lindsey worked together to film a "typical day in the life of a photo student" and then each edited their own version of the footage. The results show that there are unique ways to see the same event, even if it's captured with a single camera!

Bringing Spokane into Focus by Heather Etherton

2nd year student Heather Etherton interviewed two Spokane photographers Rick Singer and Stephen Chalmers for this short film.

Lilac Blind Foundation by Doug Pond

Documentary Video student Doug Pond spent time with Lilac Blind Foundation of Spokane and produced this short film. Lilac provides counseling services, guide dogs, independent living education, computer support, and a whole host of other services for our region's blind or visually impaired population.

Of particular interest is the fact that blindness is on the rise in our country in spite of the miracles of Lasik and cataract surgery procedures. This increase is due largely to the rise in Diabetes and combat injuries.

For more information go to: http://www.lilacblindfoundation.org/

Arc of Spokane

Documentary DV Production student Katie LaFountain created this piece about Arc of Spokane. The Arc helps train people with developmental disabilities to be valued employees at companies like Avista Utilities, Safeway, and Johanna Bottling.

The Community Building by Devin Wilkerson and Jesse Swanson

Devin and Jesse have started what is likely to become a larger exploration of the inhabitants of downtown Spokane's Community Building. This film shares the philosophy embedded in this renovated downtown building and introduces us to two of its tenants, KYRS Thin Air Radio and the Saranac Arts Project.