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By Michele Meyers In Motion Staff Writer Anna Thorne and Genaro Morales listened intently as James Pearson, director of the Southeast Museum of Photography, gave them a quick tutorial about how to display photographs for a gallery exhibit.  They attended Arno Minkkinen’s “Power of Three” workshop along with eight other Continue reading Photo students apply lessons learned from photographer Arno Minkkinen→

Music Industry Production students staged an outdoor concert in mid-October that raised the roof at the News-Journal Center. Featuring elaborate, professional lighting and effects, not to mention music —all overseen by students — the event attracted a large crowd to the outdoor venue. The midterm concert will be followed on Continue reading Music Industry Production students stage an outdoor concert mid-October→

Louis Arias In Motion Staff Writer Oct. 26 was opening night for Neil Simon’s “Fools” at the Daytona Beach News-Journal’s Gillespy Theater.  Director Samantha Stern did an excellent job moving the production along at a fast pace, as is customary with farces. The colorful stage was unpretentious yet functional and Continue reading An Evening of Laughter at the Gillespy→

Christina Lavris In Motion Staff Writer Students and community members tried their hands at pottery with a ceramic workshop hosted by professor Trent Berning as Daytona State’s Studio Arts Department kicked off its annual fall brown bag lecture and workshop series in September. Berning gave a quick tour of the Continue reading Daytona State Studio Arts kicks off Brown Bag Series→

From Staff Reports Cinematique on Beach Street — Volusia County’s independent movie house —  hosted the Daytona State College Music Industry Club’s September fundraiser, aimed at raising money for the group, as well as bringing business to the merchants who were flooded out during Hurricane Irma. Club President Ysa Fernandez, Continue reading Music Industry Club Fund-raiser→

By Louis Arias In Motion Staff Writer As hurricane Irma finally left Florida, out West in in Cupertino, Calif., the brand new 120,000 square foot Steve Jobs Theater set the stage for Apple’s 2017 carefully planned fall event.  If the launch of the iPhone a decade ago took the world Continue reading Tech Corner – Hurricanes and Technology→