Wiregrass graduate produces

Wiregrass Georgia Technical College graduate Demiven Knighton knew his hard work had paid off. The design and media production graduate has successfully completed his first film project, “The Middle Child – The Story of Tevin King,” a film based on the high school football career of running back Tevin King, a 2017 Colquitt County High School graduate, college officials said in a statement. Knighton realized early in life that he wanted to be in the film industry and discovered Wiregrass Tech through a social media ad and enrolled in the design and media production technology program. “In my opinion, I believe I have always been creative, but my creativity grew more as I started my program at Wiregrass and learned from my instructor, John Patten. I was able to learn how to take an idea or story and bring it to life through film production or photography,” he said. Patten, the design and media production program coordinator, shared some insight about Knighton as a student.  “Demiven was a student who was always willing to go beyond what I asked of my students. He came into the program with a little background in photography and was able to use that to his advantage when it came to setting up camera shots for the projects in class,” Patten said. Knighton said he feels the college was instrumental in helping him learn the true art of film production. “Through the various projects we were required to do in the program including participating in the competitive SkillsUSA program, I feel these challenges helped me to be able to produce projects with confidence,” he added. 

It was during his time at Wiregrass Tech when Knighton stepped into the role of director. “He would often take the role of the director and editor during group projects and was very hands-on during the production of their student film," Patten said. "Throughout the video program, students create commercials, public service announcements, short narrative films and a documentary. When Demiven was enrolled, we were still teaching the broadcast news class, during which students had to create one news package per week that would be included in a newscast at the end of the week. Demiven also competed in the photography competition for SkillsUSA.” The SkillsUSA program hosts local, state and national competitions for students to showcase their skills learned through hands-on training in the classroom. The film Knighton produced premiered in his hometown of Moultrie Feb. 12. The film showcases the football career and community impact of King, the former Colquitt High School standout. King played for Louisiana Tech for several years before having to end his career due to an injury. Knighton is the chief executive officer of his film production company, Rolling Content, LLC. His vision includes highlighting overlooked or forgotten stories with his production company. Follow “Demiven Knighton” on Facebook and Instagram to watch his journey into the Atlanta film industry. The design and media production technology program combines a curriculum in graphic design and video design, allowing students to choose from two specializations tracks: graphic design and prepress or video and film production. 

To learn more about the Design and Media, Visit:

https://instabio.cc/4031417x4L1X0
https://instabio.cc/40314174XCwjp

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The Progressive era C. B. J. Snyder for Schools

A biography of school architect C. B. J. Snyder, opens a view onto a lost and glorious world of public education in New York City. Early 20th-century Progressives believed that mass public education could combine democracy and excellence. Their hopes shaped the 408 new schools and additions that Snyder designed during his 1891 to 1922 tenure as New York’s superintendent of school buildings. To a degree, Progressives’ hopes were fulfilled. Some Snyder schools, such as Erasmus Hall and Morris High, would produce long lists of notable alumni despite being neighborhood, not exam schools. Snyder biographer Jean Arrington invites us to consider the contribution that design makes to excellence in education. Three factors accounted for the extravagant scale of Snyder’s school building program. The first two were the revenues pouring into the city treasury and the pressures of surging enrollment. In the current era, New York’s traditional district schools have been losing students since 2016,
Read more

A Fantastic The Young kids Period 3 Ending Is actually Therefore Divisive

The show's The Young kids period 3 for biggest minutes, scenes, and episodes, however the period ending has divide audience viewpoints. The Young kids period 3 was actually full of interesting Supe activity and stunning minutes, however the last episode left behind audiences divide. The Young kids period 3 exceeded assumptions, along with the show's option handle the superhero category providing engaging unforgettable scenes and personalities. The Amazon.com initial TV show proceeds to become prominent amongst followers that are actually purchased Billy Butcher and the remainder of The Boys' objective towards get down superheroes, consisting of Vought's world-famous team, The 7. The Young kids period 3 remained to concentrate on Butcher's wish towards eliminate Homelander, innovator of The 7, however his implies of doing this remarkably viewed him increase very powers through taking Temp V, a medication that provides individuals Supe capcapacities for 24 hr. Informa
Read more

It may be tainted, but don’t underestimate the power of brand love

The concept of ‘brand love’ was overused and went out of fashion, it remains an insightful way to consider consumers’ attitudes towards brands. You do realise that this is fantastically untrendy research? I explained to the team from Savanta, when they approached me to give the launch speech for their 2022 Most Loved Brand Award. To top things off, I added, you’ve only gone and split out your findings by segments of the market too. Which is also fantastically uncool. It’s true, is it not? The merest mention of ‘brand love’ elicits a collective groan from the gaggle of opinion leaders that monitor every discussion about marketing. And slicing anything these days by segment opens up the obligatory critique about the pointlessness of segmentation and the reinstalled dominance of mass marketing. It’s a big week for returning shows across the streaming platforms. We have a Season 2, a Season 4, and a Season 9 revving up for release in the coming days, ranging from an A-list workplace co
Read more