I am a first generation Ecuadoian American who loves to learn about the colonial history of my country and more. I also am an avid movie/tv watcher and some of my favorite films delve into the effects of colonialsm or other Hispanic issues such as "Embrace Of The Serpant" and "Ya No Estoy Aqui". I hope to gain more and more knowledge about film making in hopes to one day be able to portray my peoples stories and experinces through a medium I love so much.
Born and raised in New Canaan, Connecticut. Attended New Canaan public schools until sophomore year of high school, where I then transferred to King School in Stamford, Connecticut. Currently enrolled at St. Lawrence University, studying business, digital film/media with a minor in sports studies. I also am a member of the men's varsity basketball team at SLU. My passion for basketball and sports not only has had a heavy influence on my life, but also desired career path. It has lead me to work as a basketball trainer for camps, group and private training for players of all ages.
Mahmoud is a double major in Business in Libera Arts, and Digital Media and Film at St. Lawrence University, who had the opportunity to intern at AMCO international for summer 2024 at the marketing and sales department. Mahmoud's ambitions go beyond the limits of just creating films, but he sees it as an efficient way of communicating his ideas and thoughts to others. He is interested in making others express themselves through visual images and contemporary art.
This project is a film photography project about Student Mail Center. The photos were shot on Ilford HP5 Plus 400. The repetitive shapes of boxes and envelopes elaborate on the tedious working routine of student workers in there.
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My name is Yanisa Promkaewtor. I am an international student from the north of Thailand at St. Lawrence University. I am a sophomore intending to do double majors in the Digital Media and Film major and the Psychology major. I have been passionate about Film Studies since I was taking a Film International Baccalaureate course in high school. I found cinema as a powerful industry in spreading creativity and stories. I dream of being part of truthful storytelling and promoting an independent cinema. I love exploring and getting to know new cultures.
Maya Mackey '24 is double-majoring in Digital Media and Film, and Performance and Communication Arts. Maya interned at North Country Public Radio, where she produced audio news stories on several different topics, including profiles on local businesses, the return of agricultural education to North Country schools, Indigenous tradition and culture, and mental health awareness and resources for farmers in New York. Her continued work at The Hill News, in both writing and editing capacities, helped her produce articles, as well as social media and digital content for NCPR.
