Web and Social Media
The ODYSSEY's convergence model bridges the gap between print, web, social media, and broadcast extends into innovative usage of multimedia, enabling me to tell community stories more fully by giving consumers a more creative way to consume our content.
Photo by Audrey Enghauser
Linnentown community mosaic discussion
October 2021
To keep up my coverage of The Linnentown Project, I took pictures at this community discussion to come up with plans for a memorial mosaic for the gentrified community of Linnentown in Athens. With lots of different events going on, I worked to tell a cohesive story throughout a visual essay that reflected the mission of the event and the support from the community.
A Passion for Rap
November 2019
This promotional post for my creative profile on student rapper Jay Kelly titled “Quiet young boss” encapsulates Kelly’s motivation for pursuing music and his passion for the process. His passionate quote draws readers in and leads them to read the full story. He is active on social media, so the post reached many of his followers and spread the story further to reach new readers who would connect to the story.
Superior New Media - Social Media Promotion
Georgia Scholastic Press Association
Screenshot by Audrey Enghauser
Photos by Audrey Enghauser
A world of paper
March 2020
For this personal blog about my love for collaging, I incorporated a time-lapse video and an engaging “juxtapose” to convey the full visual atmosphere of this story. All together, these elements convey the process of making a collage, the final product and the range of styles I enjoy creating, which allows my audience to better understand and relate to my story.
"A world of paper" on Stellar
March 2020
For this promotional social media Stellar story that accompanies “A world of paper”, I incorporated my art and collage style into a cohesive design. This unique storytelling method diverges from much of our feed, providing a creative way for readers to engage with the full story within social media.
Video by Audrey Enghauser
Photo illustration by Lillian Sams
Black History Month Instagram post
February 2021
As a part of the Black History Month coverage team, I interviewed an important Black figure in Athens about the influence she has had on children through her work in community centers. At the time during the pandemic, it was difficult for Ms. Christine Weaver to stay involved in her community. By sharing her story on our student-focused Instagram, I brought Weaver’s voice to the students of CCHS in an accessible way to recognize Black excellence.
Photo by Luna Reichert
"WILD" art exhibition photo gallery
November 2019
This photo gallery shows the artwork and attendees of the Lyndon House Arts Center CCSD Student Art Exhibition. I took a variety of photos -- close-ups of student art, candid photos of community members and wide shots of the event as a whole. It was valuable to document and share this exhibition because the display was brief and since the artwork spans grade levels, it has a wide community appeal.
Photo by Audrey Enghauser
Photo by Luna Reichert
A passion for playing
February 2019
I included a video and sound bite in this personal blog about my love for the flute to give readers an idea of my instrument and have a visual representation of my passion that extends beyond a photo. Together, these elements, along with the text, tell the story in a way that fully engages the audience’s senses.