A short film documenting the American Indian Center's Urban Native Food Sovereignty Program. This film was created for the center's 2024 Benefit Gala, held October 26, 2024 at Newberry Library.
Powwow At The Lake 2024
A short review of the American Indian Center's 2024 Powwow At The Lake.
Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women Water Walk
A short video documenting the MMIW Water Walk hosted by the American Indian Center in Chicago.
AIC Round Dance 2023 Annoucement Teaser
A motion graphics video teaser announcing the American Indian Center's 2023 Round Dance.
The Benefit 2022–The Power of a Teacher
This video explores the small moments teachers have in students' lives and the lasting impacts of those moments. Filmed for North Shore Country Day School's annual fundraiser.
The Benefit 2019–What Makes Our Teachers So Special?
This was part two of a two part emotional appeal video filmed for North Shore Country Day School's annual fundraiser, The Benefit, in 2019. In it, students were asked what makes their teachers so special.
NSCD | Apply Now!
A 30 second advertisment released during enrollment season to boost numbers.
NSCD New Identity Rollout
A short video introducing NSCD's new identity rollout.
The Benefit 2019–Because of a Teacher: A World Without Teachers
This was part one of a two part emotional appeal video filmed for North Shore Country Day School's annual fundraiser, The Benefit, in 2019. In it, students were asked to imagine what the world would be like without teachers.
Alumni Spotlight: Ted Notz ’53
An interview with NSCDS Alum Ted Notz, class of 1953.
Remembering the Nappanee Tornado: Ten Years Later
First responders and city officials recall their memories of the EF-3 tornado that struck Nappanee, Ind. October 18, 2007 on the tenth anniversary of the weather event. The tornado had sustained winds of 165 mph and cut a half mile wide path through the southeast side of the town. Over 100 businesses and homes were damaged or destroyed, but few injuries were reported and there were no deaths.
World War II Veteran Flies Again
Ninety-four-year-old World War II veteran Harold Wakefield got a chance to fly again Friday morning courtesy of New Horizons Aviation. During the war, Wakefield served in the Army Air Corps as the navigator on a B-29 bomber crew and saw action in the Pacific. This was Wakefield's first time flying seince the end of the war in 1945.
Finally Home: The Veteran's Headstone Project
Founded in 2011 by LaGrange resident Jean McKibben, The Veteran's Headstone Project works to replace or restore the worn and damanged headstones of veterans throughout LaGrange County. The project has replaced more than 150 headstones thus far, at a rate of about 30 per year. The project is funded entirely by donations.
The Last Dance with Arnie Johnson & The Midnight Special
Arnie Johnson and the Midnight Special play their last concert at the Knights of Columbus building, 2206 E. 23rd St., in Lawrence, Kan. on April 5, 2015. After regularly playing monthly dances at the building for more than four decades, Johnson and his band are searching for a new home because the Knights of Columbus is getting out of the dance hall business and putting its building up for sale.