Elon University Athletics Promotional Video

Edited by Sophomore Max Cantor, this video gives you a peak inside the lines of 2006-2007 competition. Part of the School of Communications Sports Broadcasting program SportsComm.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_TQFxHAYMQ&hl=en

University of Florida, Road to the Moon (part 3)

web.uflib.ufl.edu Production number 2 Production title: Road to the Moon Production date: ca. 1965 Color / Sound Total running time: 00:27:50 Story and script by John Paul Jones Producer: Harold Dillinger Director: Dwight Godwin Narrator: Donley Fredderson Available in VHS, DVD, DVCAM and mini-DV. Derived from 16 mm film. Produced by the University of Florida Alumni Association. Road to the Moon is a promotional film aimed at new and prospective students and their parents. The film depicts many aspects of the university's environment, but emphasis is placed on curriculum, advisement, and counseling. Considerable attention is given to the University College. Individual deans and counselors are featured, but few are identified. Contents 0:00 Shots of Florida. (Miami Beach, Kennedy Space Center, orange groves) 1:05 Campus scenes including library and astronomy class 2:30 Summer orientation. UF official talking to new students and parents. 4:10 University College Dr. Arnold Graeffe with students at his house. Writing Lab Dean Byron S. Hollinshead talks to fraternity group about the merits of University College's curriculum. 9:00 Student counseling and advisement Registration Student talking to advisor Career counseling (very fast clips of all colleges) 14:20 Vocational counseling 16:50 Mental health counseling (very long session with Dr. H. Thompson Martin) 20:00 Intramural sports 20:30 Football. Ray Graves speaking to team about importance of academic success. 22:00 More ...



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvDIHvV8-f8&hl=en

University of Florida, Miracle on 13th Street Part 2

web.uflib.ufl.edu See full version within the UF Digital Collections: www.uflib.ufl.edu Production number 1 Production title: Miracle on 13th Street Production date: 1965 Color / Sound Total running time: 00:29:10 Story and script by John Paul Jones Producer: Harold Dillinger Director: Dwight Godwin Narrator: Steven C. O'Connell Derived from 16 mm film. Available in VHS, DVD, DVCAM, and Mini-DV. Produced by the University of Florida Alumni Association, Motion Picture Services of the University of Florida, and WUFT-TV. Miracle on 13th Street is a promotional film aimed at a general audience. Narrator Steven C. O'Connell was Chief Justice of the Florida Supreme Court at the time. The opening sequence of the film was damaged. The film begins with a history of the University of Florida and proceeds to describe the physical plant, curriculum, faculty, student life and recreation, the university's service to the people and the state, and the university's plan for the future. Some faculty are depicted and identified. Contents 0:00 Introduction History of the university. Narrator O'Connell depicted followed by still footage from the archives and student yearbook. 6:00 The campus Aerial views Tigert Hall Smathers Library Matherly Hall Bryan Hall (College of Law) Dauer Hall (Student Union) Hub J. Hillis Miller Health Center Shands Weil Hall mccarty Hall Norman Hall Anderson Hall Florida Gym 7:40 The students Images of students in second floor reading room of Smathers and cafeteria ...



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdgZwD-sJVk&hl=en

University Logo Designs Play a Very Inspirational Role

A University logo design plays a very inspirational role. A symbol used in the design traditionally reflects the history of the institution. A good logo apart from having a symbol also displays the name of the institution with clarity.

For marketing purposes colleges or universities distribute a large variation of promotional stuff such as pens and pencils, tee shirts, sweatshirts, notebooks, and license plate frames. Your University logo design has to be scaleable to suit all your promotional needs. The logo design has to look good on a business card, on a pencil, and on the billboard at the football arena, for instance. While creating a logo design a designer has to keep these requirements in mind. Special tools are used to ensure that the logo will give third parties no resolution problems in printing. A lot of the printers are not able to open logo files. This is because the designers have not cared enough to provide the appropriate file formats. So always ask for file formats both for print and for electronic media. Get your logo developed in vector if you want a scalable one.

Certain universities use crests and coat of arms that give off a feeling of inspiration for prospective students. Most of these logos use various colors and styles to convey their name to the viewers in an innovative manner. Our designs create a solid visual impact and leave a permanent impression on the viewer's mind.

Universities also use a logo design to communicate their areas of specialization. The various departments of the University can have specialized designs to spell the area of study in an impressive manner. Learn more about your logos at: