Alexa W

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Alexa W

Alexa

Graduated RVCC:

2016 with a degree in Film Studies. Internship with Sony Pictures Classics in New York City

After RVCC:

Transferred to Montclair State University for Filmmaking

Currently:

Working as a freelance videographer for The Werks Photography on campaigns including Capezio, Somerset County and more. Also building two companies with friends and colleagues—including a wedding film business (Folded Crane Films) and a film production company (Meisters Films).

Why I Love RVCC:

While at RVCC I served as a Student Ambassador which is something I am so grateful I had the opportunity to do. I believe the experience made me a better public speaker and has given me confidence that I use when speaking to potential clients!

The RVCC Advantage:

The community aspect of RVCC sets it apart from other community colleges—along with the exceedingly skilled professors. I liked that I was being taught by professors that had taught at NYU.

Ultimate Career Goal:

I want to own a production company that creates films, commercial and promotional content, music videos, lifestyle and wedding films. RVCC helped set up a foundation of confidence, direction and determination to hone my skills and knowledge of the film industry. I will use it to build up my companies to their fullest potential.

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