The 2016 Sign of the George Christmas Cards hand set and pressed right here on campus by DMAD students went on sell this week. Students have exuded team effort in getting the cards ready for […]
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A couple of DMAD students got the chance to work with ESPN and ABC for ‘Battle at Bristol,’ the long awaited gridiron match-up between Virginia Tech and University of Tennessee. Senior, Quenton Lyons was able to land
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Sign of the George Christmas Cards go on sale today! Each card is 5×7 inches and comes with an envelope for mailing. There are five cards to choose from. Each one showcases a design from
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A film by Digital Media Art & Design rising Senior, Tessa Klingensmith, has been selected to screen at the PUSH! Film Festival in Bristol, TN/VA. Klingensmith’s film, Go the Distance, is a visual adaptation of
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King University’s Department of Digital Media Art & Design is pleased to present the senior photography exhibitions by by Trung Phan, Trevor Wentt and Jessany Bowman Trung’s exhibition , “The Shakespeare Motif,” will be available for public
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Seniors, Trung Phan & Trevor Wentt have been selected as finalists in the 35th Annual Photographer’s Forum National Photography Contest that was sponsored by Nikon. With over 17,000 photographs entered, Trevor and Trung were selected
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DMAD students got some hands-on time after a special presentation of Hasselblad cameras and lenses and Broncolor lighting equipment! Eric Peterson of Hasselbad Broncolor introduced the students to the H5D-40 camera system and the H5D-50
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The King DMAD students took the social media bull by the horns again at the Bristol Rhythm and Roots Reunion this year. The event was even bigger than last year. While dozens of photographers roamed through
DMAD was featured on the first publication of the Kayseean this year! Read the full article by Rachel Burrus, below: An Innovative New Program Begins Rachel Burrus A marvelous new year has begun here at
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To kick off the start of the Fall semester, Assistant Professor Lee Jones, constructed a camera obscura in a room on the second floor of the library. Jones brought each of his classes into the
