Shooting a Live Music Video with Students
Five Dynamo students didn’t wait for permission. They pooled wages, launched a GoFundMe, bought a camera, and built OBJ Photography into a real business earning nearly $5,000.
Creating Content for Wale – PT. I
Five Dynamo students didn’t wait for permission. They pooled wages, launched a GoFundMe, bought a camera, and built OBJ Photography into a real business earning nearly $5,000.
Creating Content for Mat Kearney – PT. II
Five Dynamo students didn’t wait for permission. They pooled wages, launched a GoFundMe, bought a camera, and built OBJ Photography into a real business earning nearly $5,000.
Creating Content for Mat Kearney – PT. I
Five Dynamo students didn’t wait for permission. They pooled wages, launched a GoFundMe, bought a camera, and built OBJ Photography into a real business earning nearly $5,000.
The YFD Studio and Production Space — Pt.1
Five Dynamo students didn’t wait for permission. They pooled wages, launched a GoFundMe, bought a camera, and built OBJ Photography into a real business earning nearly $5,000.
November Producer Meetup
Five Dynamo students didn’t wait for permission. They pooled wages, launched a GoFundMe, bought a camera, and built OBJ Photography into a real business earning nearly $5,000.
Creating Content for a Metal Concert – PT. II
Five Dynamo students didn’t wait for permission. They pooled wages, launched a GoFundMe, bought a camera, and built OBJ Photography into a real business earning nearly $5,000.
Creating Content for a Metal Concert – PT. I
Five Dynamo students didn’t wait for permission. They pooled wages, launched a GoFundMe, bought a camera, and built OBJ Photography into a real business earning nearly $5,000.
Vocals with Mac Hunt
Five Dynamo students didn’t wait for permission. They pooled wages, launched a GoFundMe, bought a camera, and built OBJ Photography into a real business earning nearly $5,000.
The House X Dynamo Sessions – Part II
Five Dynamo students didn’t wait for permission. They pooled wages, launched a GoFundMe, bought a camera, and built OBJ Photography into a real business earning nearly $5,000.