My name’s Hannah Tebo
and I work with companies that want to tell interesting stories and have a global social reach.
Diversity at a predominantly white university
This is my undergraduate senior capstone I wrote about diversity and indigenous culture at my university, Quinnipiac
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PSA: Wear A Mask
Below is a summary of what I learned in my Audio and Visual Design class and helpful videos that inspired my my PSA. Wear a Mask PSA: I learned a lot in this class. I think some of the most useful aspects I’ve learned are how to…
Respect is the New R-Word
Everyone knows the harmful impact of being called names. This is especially true for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Quinnipiac Best Buddies, however, aims to spread awareness…
TPWK: An Iconic Color Scheme
Color is an important part of any product or brand you’re trying to advertise or even create art for. When I was thinking of someone for this project, Harry Styles came to mind almost immediately because of how he’s used specific…
My Mini Documentary
Below is a summary of the readings I found helpful to create this project and other informative videos that assisted me. My Mini Documentary: In Tom Schroepel’s final chapter of The Bare Bones, he says moving pictures are a subjective art. There are no rights or wrongs but there are some things that usually some rules and…
My Montage
Below I write about what I learned from my class reading and helpful examples that assisted me in completing my montage. My Montage: In Tom Schroeppel’s, Bare Bones, he discusses how still film cameras record light patterns on film coated with light sensitive chemicals. Movie cameras work the same way but take multiple pictures each second to…
“I like having heroes and people whose work inspires me. It’s like having a map in your head of where you want to go,and what you want your work to feel like. It’s good to have your own style, but to remember what work has touched you as a reader or fan too.”
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