The Stanford Daily proudly presents works from its fifth annual multimedia workshop for high school students. Sixteen students living across the globe, from California to Vietnam, explored media production over eight productive weeks this summer.
Through a series of workshops and guest lectures, students considered sourcing, studied production and examined storytelling, discussing these topics with multimedia experts and Stanford professors.
During the program, each student pitched, produced and published their own multimedia project that spotlights a topic of their choice. Projects were created with graphics, photography, podcasts, videos or a mix of any two media forms. In a showcase for peers and Daily staff, students shared and answered questions about their work, which are listed below in no particular order.
Click on the title or image to view full projects.
Graphics
Nothing to wear? Fast Fashion, moving slow and piling on polyester
By Shannon Cusack
Matcha, labubus and the performative male: Where do microtrends start?
By Chiara Shen
Yoon Dongju, a poet and a patriot
By Eunsoo Lee
Mixed Media
Photo + Podcast | Sheep don’t roar: The symbolic mascot of Gotland, Sweden
By Kristen Lai
Graphics + Photo | If Lagos were surreal
By Tariq Lawal
Photography
A flower in a drought: the Davis migrant summer camp
By Kaveri Udupa
Podcast
Whispers between acts: A portrait of Romanian actor Mihai Nițu
By Adalia Ema Ani
Video
Teens save lives
By Rhiannon Kraft
Thoughts of incoming Stanford freshmen
By Woojin (Aiden) Cho
The importance of art
By Kellyn Chea
My last summer as a teen
By Annette Rhee