Khasey created an animation of a boat sinking to the bottom of a trench while two people sit inside the ship over a card game looking at a door that has appeared. 

From Khasey: "I began this project in Writing for Multimedia intending to showcase more of a visual story, which resulted in a webcomic about two people playing cards in a sinking ship. These photos were brought into Illustrator and I began creating the first scene to develop the main assets that would carry over multiple scenes, such as the boat and characters. In that class, I ended with an incomplete comic as my illustrations were very detailed and took me more time after the course. Coming into this class was the perfect opportunity to push myself to truly make these illustrations come to life. I wanted to challenge myself to develop the webcomic into a functioning animation." 

From Sotiria: "To curate The Pursuit of Life: a script was written for the short film, broke the script down into a shot list, filmed visuals, audio voiceover recordings, and Adobe editing software was utilized for the post-production process. Both hand-held footage as well as tripod footage were used for filming visuals, and a smartphone was used to capture supplemental footage."

From Jenna: "I decided that, for my capstone project, I would choose a piece of royalty-free music and create an animated music video for it. The piece of music I ended up choosing seemed perfect for a video of a magical fairy forest, so I decided that the video would be something of a tour through that forest, showcasing different elements of it. I chose to create the assets in Adobe Illustrator, and then assemble and animate them in Adobe After Effects."

Plastic Effects by Emmanuel is a multimedia project designed to educate and engage viewers on the environmental impacts of plastic. The project combines informative content with interactive elements to deepen understanding and raise awareness about the effects of plastic pollution on ecosystems and the planet. 

Emmanuel began this project in the Writing For Multimedia Class and finished it in the Advanced Multimedia Class.

From Emmanuel: "For this story, I used a mix of different software programs and Wix which is an online website builder. For a majority of the images I used Photoshop if there was any editing necessary, graphics and icons were made using Adobe Illustrator. Adobe After Effects was used for the motion graphic video, Illustrator was also used for some assets then imported into After Effects."

Non-Euclidean by Patrick is an exploration in scene/world-building in Unity 3D Engine for creating surreal landscapes, for future incorporation into VR projects. Incorporation of analog video artifacts as material textures. 

Patrick built a series of scenes in Unity for a video montage of the surreal landscapes he is working on for a personal project he is developing further. He created a video that walked us through each scene as though we were the ones experiencing it.