Video commercials for events in the park created by the Design Volunteers in Parks program, in which students from the Academy of Art University, Ex'pression College, and R/GA participate as National Park Service volunteers while creating this work as part of their schools' curriculum.
Students from Ex'pression College were challenged to produce a 5–10 minute orientation video about Voluntering for the National Parks.
Designed by Erin Bulger, David Chiu, Austen Han, Jameson Owens, Kale Wright, as well as assistance from Multimedia Journalist Kendall Long.
Volunteering for the National Parks Orientation Video (6-minutes)
Check out the latest project from the Design Volunteers In Parks program. This term's group worked on the 'Get To Know' campaign for the park. Be sure to check them out on TV and find out how to participate this season.
Students of the Design Volunteers In Parks program are challenged to produce 30 second commercials about particular events happening within the park. Students from the Academy of Art University, Ex'pression College, and R/GA each participate in this collaboration with the National Park Service as volunteers while working with the school's curriculum during their term. Here are a few of the presentations from these students.
Students from Ex'pression College were challenged to produce a branding identity for the park's beach cleanup program. The students came up with the name of the program and developed a full campaign.
Designed by Toby Peterson, Brandon Mead, Justin Betham, Patrick Kim, Ame Garrucho, & Lisa Hetherington
Students from Ex'pression College were challenged to produce 30-second Public Service Announcemen for Take Pride in America, specifically targetting a younger generation.
Designed by Gabriel Schwartz, Iris Azadi, Brian Flores, Daniel Ortiz, and Jared Stelma.
Students from Ex'pression College were challenged to produce a 30-second public service announcement (PSA) for the National Park Service Youth Program in Washington, DC. This PSA was specifically created to target 18-25 year olds to encourage them to leave the concrete forest for the natural forests.
