How the emergence of video streaming services has affected the traditional advertising industry

A University of Denver student views an ad on Netflix. [Photo by Sadie Abraham]

The rise of streaming services has had a profound impact on the general media landscape, especially the decline of traditional television formats. Studies show that Americans are increasingly cutting ties with their cable providers annually. However, most streaming services offer ad free subscriptions, so what impact does this have on those who work in the industry of traditional advertising? 

Kelly Conway, commercial wardrobe stylist, shares her path to success in the entertainment industry

Kelly Conway at work [Photo by Kelly Conway]

If you’ve ever watched television, there’s a good chance you have seen the work of Kelly Conway, a commercial wardrobe stylist with nearly 30 years of industry experience. Her job requires a broad range of skills including a deep understanding of fabrics, patterns, and tactical skills as well as sewing, drawing, and a strong sense of style. 

Kelly Conway’s work routine includes a plethora of different tasks and responsibilities. On an average day you might find her meeting with clients about wardrobe requests, tailoring costumes on set, or shopping for fabrics in Downtown Los Angeles. As a veteran stylist, Conway knows how to execute and exceed the desired aesthetics of her clients. 

Julie Sarama enlightens the audience with her extensive knowledge of teaching strategies

Julie Sarama speaking at Morgridge College of Education. [Photo by by Sadie Abraham]

Julie Sarama is a distinguished professor at University of Denver’s Morgridge College of Education. She initially taught middle and high school mathematics before going on to develop over 50 computer programs which aid students and teachers in their understanding of math concepts. 

The Ballet Folclório Nacional de Mexico: An extravagant display of culture at DU’s Newman Center

Two BFNM dancers performing a duet. [Photo by Sadie Abraham]

I went to DU’s Newman center expecting to see a classical ballet. However, the performance was not only an exhibition of dance but a vibrant celebration of Mexican culture. The Ballet Folclório Nacional de Mexico was greeted by a full theatre, despite postponing their show due to weather conditions.

Students at the University of Denver weigh in on whether or not they’re concerned about food waste

Local elementary Denver Green School’s method of reducing food waste, an on-campus urban farm. Photo by Sadie Abraham

Food waste contributes significantly to climate change and food insecurity around the world. However, do DU students care to make the changes needed in order to reduce the risks associated with food waste on campus?