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Tate Yoder is a senior in the New Media program with specific interests in being able to create visual content, whether that’s photography, videography, or graphics. Right from the get-go, he wanted to use those to create a skillset that he could bring to a variety of jobs, whether that’s in the film industry or marketing, he wanted to be in a place that allowed that type of flexibility.<\/p>\n

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Tate Yoder<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Leading into capstone, Tate is working on exploring the limitations of documentary-filming with crowdsourcing. This concept was developed with his main interests in documentary filmmaking and a personal project that he started working on his junior year. He wanted to try to incorporate that into his capstone project.<\/p>\n

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Essentially, Tate is creating a medium in which he is able to crowdsource various stories about a singular person to generate his main documentary. The first part of his project included a priming video to address his project and encourage the crowdsourcing of various media and stories in order. Video provides a lot of information to the viewers in a quick and easy manner, and for that reason, Tate chose to use it as a main medium to share the story of Mr. O. Check out his introductory video to his project:<\/p>\n