My Introduction For Art and Technology

About myself

I am 19 years old from Oceanport, NJ. I have three brothers, a sister, and a nephew. I am a sophomore student in the BFA program for Film and Media Arts. I work for Web Direct Brands as a video editor intern. My hobbies/interests are traveling, yoga, gymnastics, listening to music, and going to the beach.




What I expect 

I enrolled in Art and Technology due to it being a requirement for my major. I am curious to learn about the history of how technology was developed, especially in the film industry. It would be interesting to know about the background of the technology used for my major.


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