Bringing Opportunity to Our Students 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.
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Bringing Opportunity to Our City 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 the Pros With the Next Generation
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.
Local Spotlight: Camden Smith
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 ELLA Chattanooga
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 Valley
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 Tyler Amps
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.
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.