I had the amazing opportunity of working on this video project during my time as a Denim 101 Coordinating Intern for the White Oak Legacy Foundation (W.O.L.F.). As an intern, I assisted the Denim 101 coordinator during their bi-annual class and acted as a communications liaison for 25+ brand attendees. I maintained a company presence at mill visits to Cone Denim, Proximity Manufacturing, and Hill Spinning and got to learn from/collaborate with industry professionals in regards to fabric construction, finishes, and sustainable alternatives. 

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After the duration of the class, I stayed on as an intern to help with the production of a collaborative video between W.O.L.F. and Cone Denim, as well as work on a promotional video to be used on W.O.L.F. social media platforms. In my role as Production Coordinator, I was responsible for selecting and securing a filming location, scheduling interviews with Cone Denim employees and previous Denim 101 class attendees, as well as contributing to video ideation and setting goals for filming objectives. 

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I would like to give a special thanks to Pierce Foster, our videographer and video editor, Russ Robinson, W.O.L.F. leader who oversaw the video project, Evan Morrison, Proximity Manufacturing Owner and Operator for providing the filming space, and all video participants/interviewees for being so willing to help out--Check out the final videos below!