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Christopher Dolan-Della Fave Christopher Dolan-Della Fave 201 920 9190 1024 Hudson Street Hoboken, New Jersey 07030 [email protected] projects.spc.edu/cdellafave Objectives To improve and enhance paper and digital publications through the use of photography, graphic design, web design and web programming. Skills Photography Film photography, digital photography, darkroom and film processing, studio and natural light photography. Computer Programs Photoshop, Flash, Illustrator, InDesign, Dreamweaver, QuarkXPress, Corel Painter X, Google Sketch Up 7, Cross platform PC and Mac. Experience Honors & Education Graphic Designer and Photographer Bachelor of Arts 2008-2009 Saint Peter’s College, Jersey City, New Saint Peter’s College work study to Jersey webmaster Major: Graphic Arts with a concentration in Assignments: design and create realistic Photography. 3-D campus map, create and update pages Date of graduation: December 2011 on school website (www.spc.edu), update Dean’s List Recipient community newsletters/press releases Fall 2009, Spring 2010, Fall 2010 on school website, photograph and edit images for the web and print publications. Second Place Recipient Juried Photography Contest sponsored by Graphic Designer 2010-2011 Unique Photo Hoboken’s Handyman LLC. March 2011, Jersey City, New Jersey Assignments: create new company logo, photograph and edit images for the web. Member Kappa Pi International Honor Society Graphic Designer 2009-2010 Project Nowhere Media LLC. Assignments: design, photograph and create posters for short films. Webmaster and Graphic Designer 2009-2011 Hoboken Glass Company Inc. Assignments: create company website. Glazier 2005-2011 Hoboken Glass Company Inc. Assignments: all types of residential/ commercial glazing, stained glass, glass Photography and Graphic Design blowing and glass etching. .
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