Digital media arts students at Huntington University took home 13 student golds and eight student silvers at the Fort Wayne ADDY Awards.
Digital media arts students at Huntington University took home 13 student golds and eight student silvers at the Fort Wayne ADDY Awards.
Updated: Sunday, 17 Feb 2013, 1:35 PM EST
Published : Sunday, 17 Feb 2013, 1:35 PM EST
HUNTINGTON, Ind. (WANE) - Digital media arts students at Huntington University took home 13 student golds and eight student silvers at the Fort Wayne ADDY Awards.
The ADDY Awards are an annual creative advertising contest that recognizes students and local advertising and media professionals. Entries are judged on creativity, originality and creative strategy.
The Fort Wayne ADDY Awards event was held at IPFW's Rhinehart Music Center on Saturday night. The American Advertising Federation of Fort Wayne puts on the award show each year.
Huntington University said it was their largest representation ever at this event.
“We are so proud of our students who pour themselves into their films and animations. This is a terrific way to celebrate their art and accomplishments. Our digital media arts program is really getting a reputation for excellence,” Dr. Lance Clark, professor of digital media arts film and communication, said.
The Student ADDY Awards Competition is designed specifically for college students. Winners at the local level can move up to the regional and national levels.
The following Huntington University students, alumni and faculty took home Student ADDY's:
Lynn Morrow, a senior animation major from Centerville, Ind., received gold in the Elements of Advertising - Visual, Illustration, Single category for “Jolly Mammycakes;” gold in the Elements of Advertising - Visual, Animation or Special Effects category for “Plume;” and silver in the same category for “Deer.”
Shanay Anderson, a senior animation major from Baker City, Ore., received silver in the Elements of Advertising - Visual, Illustration, Single category for “Chump Change.”
Tyler Keff Beasley, a senior film production major from Salem, Va., received gold in the Elements of Advertising - Visual, Cinematography category for “The Fort Wayne Ballet” and silver in the Elements of Advertising - Visual, Illustration, Single category for “Gingersnap.”
Matt Nelson, a junior animation major from Granger, Ind., received gold in the Elements of Advertising - Visual, Animation or Special Effects category for “Adrift” and silver in the same category for “Wake.”
Tyler Johnson, a senior animation major from Maplewood, Minn., received gold in the Elements of Advertising - Visual, Animation or Special Effects category for “Epic Adventures of a Heroic Man” as well as the People’s Choice Award.
Yo han Lee, a senior animation major from Seoul, Republic of Korea, and Matt Twigg, a senior animation major from Huntington, Ind., both took home gold in the Elements of Advertising - Visual, Animation or Special Effects category for “Flight.”
Cara Bolley, a senior animation major from Defiance, Ohio, and Mike Ackerman, a senior animation major from Pioneer, Ohio, both took home gold in the Elements of Advertising - Visual, Animation or Special Effects category for “Common Ground.”
Anthony Frederick, a senior film production major from Portage, Ind., took home gold in the Elements of Advertising - Visual, Cinematography category for “Ascension Trailer;” gold in the same category for “The Harmony Initiative;” silver in the same category for “Apple;” silver in the same category for “Freehauf” and gold in the same category for “The Fort Wayne Ballet.”
Alec Rosario, a 2012 business management major from Valparaiso, Ind., silver in the Elements of Advertising - Visual, Cinematography category for “Apple.”
Matt Shouse, freshman film production major from Fairmount, Ind., silver in the Elements of Advertising - Visual, Cinematography category for “Freehauf.”
Jonathan Scales, a sophomore film production major from Albuquerque, N.M., and Luke Myers, a sophomore film production major from Franklinville, N.Y., both received gold in the Elements of Advertising - Visual, Cinematography category for “Foley Pit.”
Steven Sproul, a junior film production major from Clarion, Pa., received gold in the Elements of Advertising - Visual, Cinematography category for “Working Bikes” and gold in the same category for “The Fort Wayne Ballet.”
Ben Daron, a senior film studies major from Plymouth, Ohio, received silver in the Elements of Advertising - Visual, Cinematography category for “Habitat for Humanity Restore.”
The Animation II Class of 2009, directed by Steve Leeper, associate professor of digital media arts at HU, received gold in the Elements of Advertising - Visual, Animation or Special Effects category for “Frogs.”
The Animation 1 Class of 2011, directed by Tyler Welker, a 2008 animation alum and visiting instructor of digital media arts at HU, took home gold in the Elements of Advertising - Visual, Animation or Special Effects category for “Steel City.”
Tyler Welker also received gold in the Elements of Advertising - Visual, Cinematography category for “The Fort Wayne Ballet.”
Ryan Paxton, a 2012 animation alum from Cincinnati, Ohio, received silver in the Elements of Advertising - Visual, Animation or Special Effects category for “Kuipers Sail.”
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