O’ Media Strategies
Kate O’Brian of O’ Media Strategies is a content developer and media strategist. The 1893 Brand Studio partnered with O’ Media Strategies to produce a custom logo and website built on WordPress to share their services.
LinkedIn Professional Headshots
The 1893 Brand Studio partnered with LinkedIn to take professional headshots for members of the UNC community.
Triangle Community Foundation Photo Booth
At the 2017 Triangle Community Foundation Open House we asked, “What makes a community thrive?”
First Look with the UNC Visitors’ Center
First Look is a program of the UNC Visitors’ Center aimed at introducing middle school students to college.
Third-grade reading proficiency: It matters
This story, produced for the Triangle Community Foundation and run by EducationNC, highlights the local impact of a nationwide initiative to help students read on grade level.
Mental Illness: The Person Behind a Diagnosis
This piece, produced for the Triangle Community Foundation, to tell the unique story of Club Nova, a hub for rehabilitation from serious mental illness in Carrboro, NC.
Made in NC: Box Turtle Bakery
A local man left an IT job to start Box Turtle Bakery. This feature was produced for Chapelboro.com.
Carolina Square
A new mixed-use development project on Franklin Street brings big change to downtown Chapel Hill.
UNC-CH Students’ Idea Gains National Attention
What do you get when you put motivated UNC-CH students, inspiring professors, and a difficult, real-world problem in the same classroom? Results. While there is no perfect formula for creativity, the UNC School of Media and Journalism has found a way to foster ideas that disrupt the way we think about how national brands like […]
The In’s and Out’s of Paid Content
Paid content: the in’s and out’s Last fall, I faced a new professional challenge at 1893 Brand Studio: raise awareness of the Carolina Recovery Program by writing a series of four articles that looked like stories that might appear in the DTH. We call it paid content, but you might have heard it called sponsored […]
