Brockport Breakdown
When there’s a topic or event trending in the world, our expert faculty can help the public understand it.
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Brockport Photo Gallery
Our photoshelter gallery is where we store all photos taken by University Communications. The gallery is open to our campus partners to find and use any image they may need.
Short Form Videos
As platforms like TikTok and Instagram Reels become more and more popular with students, short vertical videos have become the norm for quickly learning information and connecting with new ideas.
Reach out to us if you are interested in creating one of these content types for your program, office, or department.
Longer Form Videos
When there’s a compelling story or message to be told, we’re here to tell it. We focus on the big picture — why should someone care about Brockport? What makes us so special?
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Student Experiences
Our students are always doing cool research and getting impressive internships. If they’re out in the field and making discoveries, we want to show it off.
Explore Brockport
Academics are great, but college is more than that. For many students, this is the first time they’re moving to a new town on their own! So, let’s show them why this is the place to be.
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Sadly, not every prospective student will come in person to see that Brockport is full of cool facilities, exciting equipment, and beautiful spaces. But this is a close second!
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Our primary objective is to market the University as a whole by increasing brand awareness, highlighting student and alumni success, and producing high-quality, dynamic images of hands-on education.
Please contact the multimedia team with questions about our photography services.
Requests we accommodate
Students participating in hands-on learning, research, or internships
Photoshoots set up prior to major events to promote to current or prospective students
Environmental marketing shoots of students interacting around campus
Requests we don’t accommodate
Group photos, or other images easily taken with a phone that are not usable in marketing
Photos in classrooms, conferences, or workshops in which participants are not actively engaged
Photos of people, events, or programs that don’t support recruitment
