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We are happy to announce that Crown's first annual Media Camp was a resounding success! The week included a variety of sessions in filmmaking, photography, animation, and more.

A new location and record attendance marked another successful year for this long-running campus event.

Noah Larson's win marks a significant milestone for Crown's media arts program.

The visual music piece is now available for screening during live music performances around the country.

A book cover designed by Crown junior Micoda Turner received an Honorable Mention Award in the 2026 National Glitch Competition.

Our growing media arts program proves it can compete with larger, more-established schools in the region.

Omar Navarro begins a career in the design industry with a long-term internship at a Minneapolis marketing firm.

Big news from the Media Arts program—we’re launching a summer camp! Media Camp is a new initiative at Crown that reflects our program's growth and our passion for creativity, storytelling, and preparing the next generation of artists.

We are happy to share that alumnus Jonathan Vinson recently won a regional Emmy award in the Solo Storyteller category at the Rocky Mountain Southwest Emmys for his short promotional documentary, "Spencer's Place."

It was a successful inaugural year for the 48 Hour Film Fest, a new event planned by Film Co. The films were as bold as the timeline was constrained, and we're excited to see the event grow in future years.

Dr. Todd Wold from Asbury University will be visiting Crown next week to give a talk on the films of Robert Bresson and Terrence Malick.

We made some exciting additions to the equipment room this summer, including powerful new Aputure LED lights and a set of DZO Pictor Zoom lenses.

Our student club has released all dates, speakers, and most film choices for the upcoming year. Put these dates in your calendar before you forget!

Joao Boente builds on past athletic media experiences with an amazing summer internship with Duluth FC (football club).

Noah Larson and Andrew Sappia spent a week in Indianapolis working on the video production team for the 2025 LIFE Conference.