Camille Walther
"Passionately, I master all life's hurdles in a professional and resourceful manner."
I have pulled my best design examples from my public relations courses. It was thoroughly time consuming, and I believe it to be my best work. By selecting the title, one can download the documents to see more of my projects:
Design Examples
Mini-Campaign:
1. Logo we created for our mock public relations firm
2. & 3. A brochure we created to coincide with our mini-campaign and to inform users of BREC's facilities.
4. The chalk design I created to guerrilla market throughout BREC's facilities to advertise the mini-campaign.
5. The flier I created to advertise the mini-campaign within BREC's facilities and around LSU's campus.
Bateman:
I had a huge hand in this site. I created the back design of the website and much of the content.
2. To Be Honest Educational Program: Our campaign created an educational program to give at middle schools. Jacquelyn, one of my teammates, wrote the information up. I then compiled it along with the video into a easily understandable program. Our educational program was given to both the Recreational and Park Commission for the Parish of East Baton Rouge and the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Baton Rouge. These organizations plan to utilize the plan within its programs to continue educating its members.
- Bullying information on behaviors and participants.
- A testimonial page where visitors can share their bullying experiences.
- A pledge page that gave the opportunity for visitors to “Stand Against Bullying.”
- The campaign’s cohesive color scheme and messages.
- Music from SoundCloud featuring songs that inspire confidence and improve self-esteem.
- Links to all social media: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, YouTube and Wordpress.
tasc Performance
1. Style Guide: One of my first projects when I started my internship was completing a style guide to create cohesiveness with the tasc Performance brand. My audience for the style guide is internal members who create products for the company and outer members like media who write about the company.
1. To Be Honest Website: Because our campaign was social media based, we created a collective tool that would inform visitors about bullying, persuade them to take the “Stand Against Bullying” pledge and allow them to share their stories. Our website featured:
3. To Be Honest Thank You Cards: To satisfy the last tenant of ROPES, stewardship, our team decided to distribute thank you cards to our partners and the schools who participated in our campaign. Along with the thank you cards, we gave each partner and the schools where we did an educational event a copy of our program and a DVD of our informational video. We wanted them to be able to hold an educational session without our team after we moved on from the campaign.
