Media program delivers
another winner

edia program student, Andrew
edley, placed fourth in this

year’s Photographer’s Forum student
photography contest. His black and
white photo, shot for his first term
photo display, will appear in the May
issue of Photographer’s Forum
magazine.

Each year, the Photographer’s Forum
student photography contest receives
more than 20,000 submissions from
across North America. Judges include
distinguished photographers and photo
instructors from such schools as The
Brooks Institute of Photography and the
Art Center College of Design.
Sponsorship is provided by
Photographer’s Forum magazine and
Nikon.

Contest finalists have their images
published in the Best of College
Photography Annual. Winning images
(first through fourth place) are
published in the May issue of
Photographer’s Forum magazine. In
addition to publication, winners also
receive cash and products.

In the previous two years, the Media
program has had three students selected
as finalists. Congratulations, Andrew!

Correction

In last month’s issue of the /nformer,
the Media program’s most recent
outstanding graduating student,
Karsten Koch, was incorrectly
identified. He also appeared with Mike

Above left is Karsten Koch, a winning producer
(Kids Explore), who was incorrectly identified
in last month’s Informer. Beside him is Mike
England, whose work won first prize at the
1999 Canadian Student Film Festival.

At left is a winning
photo by Media
program student,
Andrew Pedley.

England on the front page story. The
Informer apologizes for this error
and congratulates Karsten for his
achievements at the College, as well
as for his winning program
documentary, Kids Explore. The
production tells the story of a group
of Inuit children on their first trip to
Vancouver. It captured third prize in
the Canadian Student Film Festival
and was awarded second prize at the
Cascadia Festival of Moving Images
(B.C.’s student film festival).

@nformer