Hello,
Below are examples of my work that I feel represents my qualifications for an internship.
Journalism:
1). Centro Cultural Cesar Chavez
2). New Arizona Law
3). OSU ID Cards
4). ASOSU Gripe Fest
Blogging:
1). Caity's Corner
Graphic Design:
To see examples of graphic design and advertising work I've done, please click here!
Web Design:
1). Resume Website
Video/Editing Journalism:
To see examples of video editing and video journalism, please click here!
Thank you for your consideration. Please feel free to email any questions or concerns to caitywrites@gmail.com or contact me via phone.
-Caity Cagle
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Thursday, May 13, 2010
ASOSU Executive Director of Public Relations Portfolio
Below are samples in my portfolio. The samples demonstrate both my marketing abilities as well as my journalism and writing skills. The links are click-able and will direct you to the corresponding sample. Posting my portfolio via blog demonstrates my ability to work professionally within a social networking site.
Thank you,
Caity
Writing Samples:
1) Fate of OSU's Lane County Extension Service in voters' hands
2) Concerns addressed at ASOSU Gripe Fest
3) Godil stays true to his religion, despite challenges
4) Moms boost local economy
Advertising/ Marketing Samples:
1) Advertising Folder
Thank you,
Caity
Writing Samples:
1) Fate of OSU's Lane County Extension Service in voters' hands
2) Concerns addressed at ASOSU Gripe Fest
3) Godil stays true to his religion, despite challenges
4) Moms boost local economy
Advertising/ Marketing Samples:
1) Advertising Folder
Friday, March 12, 2010
NMC 301 Comes to an End
The class has come to a screeching hault and I found myself spending last Tuesday watching the work of all my peers. I think there is something really special about a class like this, about an opportunity to be completely creatively free and do something that you can really show your passion in.
I think Pam's teaching style is one that isn't seen often, and that's really too bad. I love the amount of freedom she gives us, the choice to be adults and make our own decisions. I think the evidence of that kind of teaching shone through each and every one of our projects.
Christina Holler and I have made some progress with our rookie editing skills and have applied that progress in the form of a couple of trailers and a teaser. We plan to continue the tedious Final Cut Pro process and the documentary filming process until we can mold the story we've uncovered into something that we'll be amazed WE created.
Below are the trailer 2 and the teaser. It's obvious, despite the impact of the story being told, that we have a lot more ground to cover in the Final Cut world. I'm ready though, and armed with the basic techniques I hope to find it a much easier process to go about.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KN8l-r4l8g Teaser
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-p5WOsFGSI Trailer 2
I think Pam's teaching style is one that isn't seen often, and that's really too bad. I love the amount of freedom she gives us, the choice to be adults and make our own decisions. I think the evidence of that kind of teaching shone through each and every one of our projects.
Christina Holler and I have made some progress with our rookie editing skills and have applied that progress in the form of a couple of trailers and a teaser. We plan to continue the tedious Final Cut Pro process and the documentary filming process until we can mold the story we've uncovered into something that we'll be amazed WE created.
Below are the trailer 2 and the teaser. It's obvious, despite the impact of the story being told, that we have a lot more ground to cover in the Final Cut world. I'm ready though, and armed with the basic techniques I hope to find it a much easier process to go about.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KN8l-r4l8g Teaser
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-p5WOsFGSI Trailer 2
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Project Update
Christina and I have made a decision today that I think is best for our project. We've had so many great interviews so far and so much potential for even more.
People are excited about the work we are doing and the topic we are covering.
So why should we limit ourselves to just this term?
We don't know how to edit on Final Cut Pro yet and we think this is a vital component of our project.
We don't want to have great content and a sucky film because of rookie editing mistakes.
Simply put, we need more time. We need time to film, we need time to learn, we need time to edit. This is something that could be seriously important and impactful on campus. It has the potential to go much further than a class project and we are going to take full advantage of that potential.
So what do we turn in for our project deadline?
How about a nice 5-7 minute teaser/trailer? Something that outlines the amount of work and effort we've put into this project thus far. It should be engaging to our classmates and Pam. It should demonstrate our work as new media students, and honestly, I think it will.
Christina and I plan to talk to Pam about this tonight, after class. I hope she is just as excited about this as we are and understands where we are coming from with this.
And even more exciting news: we may have settled on a potential documentary film title!!
Hooray for progress.
People are excited about the work we are doing and the topic we are covering.
So why should we limit ourselves to just this term?
We don't know how to edit on Final Cut Pro yet and we think this is a vital component of our project.
We don't want to have great content and a sucky film because of rookie editing mistakes.
Simply put, we need more time. We need time to film, we need time to learn, we need time to edit. This is something that could be seriously important and impactful on campus. It has the potential to go much further than a class project and we are going to take full advantage of that potential.
So what do we turn in for our project deadline?
How about a nice 5-7 minute teaser/trailer? Something that outlines the amount of work and effort we've put into this project thus far. It should be engaging to our classmates and Pam. It should demonstrate our work as new media students, and honestly, I think it will.
Christina and I plan to talk to Pam about this tonight, after class. I hope she is just as excited about this as we are and understands where we are coming from with this.
And even more exciting news: we may have settled on a potential documentary film title!!
Hooray for progress.
Facebook Etiquette---Reader Response
Due to some confrontation via Facebook, I've been looking over articles that outline proper Facebook etiquette. A lot of them had valid points and mannerisms that seemed basic to me, common sense even. Things you might have learned in pre-school (some of you may be exceptions).
I realized then that there is no common sense when it comes to Social Networking, at all. And really, why would there be? This is an avenue we are traveling for the first time together, something that we have yet to set social expectations from.
So as a result of the countless articles I read, this week's reader response will be my own take on proper Facebook Etiquette.
Facebook Etiquette: Manners We Should all Post With.
I realized then that there is no common sense when it comes to Social Networking, at all. And really, why would there be? This is an avenue we are traveling for the first time together, something that we have yet to set social expectations from.
So as a result of the countless articles I read, this week's reader response will be my own take on proper Facebook Etiquette.
Facebook Etiquette: Manners We Should all Post With.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Project Progress
Christina and I have made a ton of progress so far, we got started early and knocked out a lot of great interviews.
So far we've talked to:
Larry Roper- Vice Provost of Student Affairs
Aaron Thompson- President of Active Minds
Christian Matheis- Student Advocate for ASOSU
and several students in front of the library. We have potential interviews pending with CAPS, the Women's Center, and a few students who would like to share their mental health story with us.
So far we are still working on a stunning title and last week, due to my chronic mono and bad health, we didn't get much done. We need to shoot some junk film and teach ourselves Final Cut Pro as well as pay a visit to CAPS who stopped returning my emails.
There is still so much work to be done but I think we've made a lot of lee way, what with our interviews and our facebook group.
This week we will be tackling a lot of necessary objectives and hopefully by next week I'll have a lot more to share as far as progress goes.
So far we've talked to:
Larry Roper- Vice Provost of Student Affairs
Aaron Thompson- President of Active Minds
Christian Matheis- Student Advocate for ASOSU
and several students in front of the library. We have potential interviews pending with CAPS, the Women's Center, and a few students who would like to share their mental health story with us.
So far we are still working on a stunning title and last week, due to my chronic mono and bad health, we didn't get much done. We need to shoot some junk film and teach ourselves Final Cut Pro as well as pay a visit to CAPS who stopped returning my emails.
There is still so much work to be done but I think we've made a lot of lee way, what with our interviews and our facebook group.
This week we will be tackling a lot of necessary objectives and hopefully by next week I'll have a lot more to share as far as progress goes.
Lindsay Schnell
This is the second time I've had the privilege of listening to Lindsay Schnell talk about her aspiring career. Since I'm aiming to make it big in the same career field as she has, I find her words both inspirational and encouraging. She really took great advantage of the opportunities that college provides of with and molded them to enhance her career.
I remember the first time I heard her speak (in Pam's 101 course) she mentioned how far she had advanced in the Barometer in such a short time. As an employee of the Barometer, this was really influential for me. I've been trying hard, despite my bad health, to advance my career and improve my writing skills. I think that I have taken good steps towards creating a successful life but there is always more that I could do.
Listening to her motivated me to reach even further out and as a result I was able to snag a small free lance gig. It's nothing major, but its a step in the right direction and I hope to take more.
I remember the first time I heard her speak (in Pam's 101 course) she mentioned how far she had advanced in the Barometer in such a short time. As an employee of the Barometer, this was really influential for me. I've been trying hard, despite my bad health, to advance my career and improve my writing skills. I think that I have taken good steps towards creating a successful life but there is always more that I could do.
Listening to her motivated me to reach even further out and as a result I was able to snag a small free lance gig. It's nothing major, but its a step in the right direction and I hope to take more.
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