Photo Gallery
Photographs from the class project for the Three-Dimensional Concepts first-year art course where students partnered with a local non-profit, the Waterloo Writing Project (WWP), to create short films based on the writings of the k-12 WWP participants. The mutual goals for the instructor and WWP included giving voice to area youth and connecting college students to the community. All participants explored and reflected upon the importance of community engagement and citizenship by acknowledging their similarities and differences through creative lenses.
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3D Concepts Red Carpet
Alt Text: Public movie premier event for the "Moving Words" service-learning project at the Waterloo Center for the Arts would not have been complete without a red carpet. Arts to End Violence musicians, Waterloo Writing Project authors, 3D Concepts filmmakers, and the public all enjoyed their moment with the "paparazzi" which was made up of additional UNI art students. Some of the filmmakers are pictured here with their instructor.
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3D Concepts Student Panel Presents "Moving Words" to the UNI Community in ScholarSpace at Rod Library
Alt Text: Panel of 3D Concepts students reflected on and shared their experiences collaborating with Waterloo Writing Project young authors on the "Moving Words" service-learning project with the UNI community at Rod Library's ScholarSpace.
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Alyssa Bruecken - Co-Director of the Waterloo Writing Project
Alt Text: Alyssa Bruecken, co-director of the Waterloo Writing Project is photographed on the movie premier's red carpet at the Waterloo Center for the Arts with Waterloo Writing Project author, Lariah Ashby.
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Arts to End Violence Musicians Celebrate on the Red Carpet
Alt Text: Three Arts to End Violence musicians posed on the red carpet at the public movie premier of the "Moving Words" service-learning project at the Waterloo Center for the Arts.
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Arts to End Violence Musicians Perform at the Movie Premier
Alt Text: Arts to End Violence musicians performed original songs for the public at the movie premier of the "Moving Words" service-learning project at the Waterloo Center for the Arts.
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Arts to End Violence Musicians Pose on the Red Carpet
Alt Text: Arts to End Violence musicians are photographed on the movie premier's red carpet at the Waterloo Center for the Arts.
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Polymer Clay Props for "Inspiration" Movie
Alt Text: Polymer clay props created by 3D Concepts students for their film, "Inspiration".
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Project Introduction at the Movie Premier
Alt Text: 3D Concepts instructor, Angela Waseskuk, Arts to End Violence director and professor in the College of Ed, Dr. Shuaib Meacham, and co-director at the Waterloo Writing Project, Kevin Roberts, discussed the mulitple collaborations that occured throughout the "Moving Words" service-learning project at the public movie premier at the Waterloo Center for the Arts.
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Red Carpet Warm Up
Alt Text: Co-director of the Waterloo Writing Project, Kevin Roberts, posed on the red carpet with a young family member of a WWP author on the red carpet at the public movie premier of the "Moving Words" service-learning project.
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Rod Library Librarians Pose on the Red Carpet
Alt Text: Rod Library's Instruction and Liaison Librarian, Anne Marie Gruber, and Fine and Performing Arts Librarian, Angela Pratesi posed on the red carpet at the public movie premier of the "Moving Words" service-learning project at the Waterloo Center for the Arts. Both faculty librarians were instrumental in laying the groundwork for this project through an introduction to information literacy and research methods for 3D Concepts students.
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The Movie Premier Audience Was Made up of Family, Friends, and Community Members
Alt Text: The LawCourt Theater at the Waterloo Center for the Arts was standing room only at the public movie premier event for the "Moving Words" service learning project.
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UNI 3D Student Explains Green Screen Technology to WWP Authors During their Visit to the Rod Library
Alt Text: 3D Concepts student, Baylee Milam showed Waterloo Writing Project authors how their chosen backgrounds could be inserted into their videos by using green screen technology at the Rod Library Digital Media Hub.
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UNI 3D Students Film "Gaimes" at Rod Library
Alt Text: One group of 3D Concepts students filmed their movie, "Gaimes" in the Rod Youth Library "Tree Room".
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UNI 3D Students Film "Inspiration" at Rod Library
Alt Text: Group of 3D Concepts students filmed their movie, "Inspiration" in Rod Library's Digital Media Hub's green screen room.
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UNI 3D Students Film "Life in Color" at Rod Library
Alt Text: One group of 3D Concepts students filmed their movie, "Life in Color" in the Rod Youth Library "Tree Room" at Rod.
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UNI 3D Students Film "Life in Color" in the Youth Library at Rod
Alt Text: Group of 3D Concepts students filming, "Life in Color" worked through the tedious process of shooting a stop-motion title sequence.
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UNI 3D Students Film "Writer's Block" at Rod Library
Alt Text: Group of 3D Concepts students filmed their movie, "Writer's Block" in one of the Digital Media Hub spaces at Rod Library.
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WWP Author Performs an Original Piece at the Movie Premier
Alt Text: Waterloo Writing Project author, Daniel Mitchell performs an original song at the public movie premier of the "Moving Words" service-learning project at the Waterloo Center for the Arts.
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WWP Author Performs at the Movie Premier
Alt Text: Waterloo Writing Project author, Rayvon Gary, warmed up the crowd before his performance at the public movie premier event for the "Moving Words" service-learning project at the Waterloo Center for the Arts.
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WWP Author Shares an Original Piece at the Movie Premier
Alt Text: Waterloo Writing Project author, Dayahna, performed an original piece at the public movie premier of the "Moving Words" service-learning project at the Waterloo Center for the Arts.
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WWP Authors Shares an Original Piece at the Movie Premier
Alt Text: Waterloo Writing Project authors, Dayahna and Dedra Harrington posed on the red carpet at the public movie premier of the "Moving Words" service-learning project at the Waterloo Center for the Arts.
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WWP Group Photo on the Red Carpet
Alt Text: Some of the Waterloo Writing Project authors posed with co-directors, Alyssa Bruecken and Kevin Roberts at the public movie premier of the "Moving Words" service-learning project at the Waterloo Center for the Arts.
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WWP visits the Digital Media Hub Green Screen Room at Rod Library
Alt Text: 3D Concepts student, Baylee Milam explained how green screen technology works to Waterloo Writing Project authors during their visit to Rod Library.
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WWP visits the Rod Library
Alt Text: Waterloo Writing Project authors visited the Rod Library and learned about the Digital Media Hub's green screen room.
