Category: Photography
Jake Holschuh, RMCAD alumnus, was always drawn to photography, especially in high school when it was an outlet for him creatively. After attending the University of Colorado Boulder, Holschuh made the decision to transfer to RMCAD to explore his passion
This past summer, RMCAD graphic design students in GD 4020 Experience Design were challenged with rebranding and redesigning the entrances of two art studios at RMCAD. Professor Alicia McKim divided the class into two teams to enhance the student experience
As an avid mountain biker, RMCAD photography student, Jace Stephens, finds himself spending a lot of time in the Rocky Mountains. From rough terrains, to high-adrenaline challenges, to technical courses, he has not only discovered his passion for extreme sports,
Movement, light and shadows – oh my! Cinematography is the art of combining all of this and more into a thoughtful composition to convey emotion and add narrative. At RMCAD, we believe a video camera all by itself doesn’t make
In honor of supporting the brave men and women who have served our country, we are highlighting one of our RMCAD students in recognition of Veterans Day, which is on Nov. 11. General Bob Felderman is a storyteller who travels
At the start of Fall A, RMCAD enhanced the college student experience by switching to it’s Blended+ format where students can reserve facility time on-campus while working and studying in a safe environment. Graphic Design student, Ryan Hruska is one
Dominic Iacopino has a battery that never runs out of juice. The veteran received his B.S. in Chemistry from the U.S. Naval Academy, served nearly a decade as a helicopter pilot in the Marines and hiked the 2,200-mile Appalachian Trail
Three-point lighting is a common technique used by content creators. For photography, it is useful for professional portraits whereas, in videography, it is useful for interviews. Three-point lighting consists of your key light, fill light and backlight. We met with
Having a true understanding of how your camera operates is one of the top skills you need to have as a photographer. The exposure triangle allows you to have complete autonomy of the overall image and consists of three parts:
Chair of Graphic Design and Photography, James Reiman has been in the RMCAD family since 2013 where he started as an adjunct professor. The Washington native has a very diverse background in both fine arts and commercial work, bringing a
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