Script for Success
The students in Tarrant County College’s Film Collaborative Certificate program are taking their education beyond where they once thought it could go.
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I've covered a wide range of topics as a freelance journalist. The Lens is a magazine published for the Tarrant County College's Department of Corporate Solutions and Economic Development, intersecting education, business, health and the arts. Grapevine Today is a magazine published for the Grapevine Visitors Bureau.
Featured Articles
Explore a featured selection of my work below.
Say Cheese
In pitch darkness, after maneuvering around black walls that twist and turn, a visitor emerges into a room bathed in amber light—not the expected red glow like in the movies. It’s an expansive darkroom in the photography department of Tarrant County College’s Northeast Campus in Hurst. It’s an expansive darkroom in the photography department of Tarrant County College’s Northeast Campus in Hurst.
A City on the Move
Kelly Porter has a thing for signals, signs, maps and geography. It's an interest he developed as a kid. "I've wanted to be a planner since I was 6 years old," he says.
And On That Farm He Had Some Servers
Horses, donkeys and cattle graze in the emerald pastures under an azure sky. The view from residents' front porches in this bucolic setting is a white, flat-roofed edifice rising above the treetops just 2,000 feet away — the 2.5 million-square-foot Meta Fort Worth Data Center.
Cooking for the Long Haul
Vendors have peddled street food since ancient times. Fast forward to our modern-day explosion of 21st century food trucks.
Retail Therapy
A stroll along Grapevine’s Historic Main Street is a throwback to a time when the thoroughfare was the community gathering place and the chief shopping district.
