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REL Promo Videos

 

Below are a few categories of promotional videos I filmed, edited, and produced for the Department of Religious Studies at the University of Alabama. We began in 2012 with “Welcome Back” videos to kick-off the start of a new year. We soon created videos featuring our students and what they were studying, and we also created some other promotional videos to advertise the Department and recruit new students. Take a look.

What’s Happenin’ in REL?

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Ain't Nothin' Local About the Study of Religion

So, you think the University of Alabama is just for Alabamians? Think again. Religious Studies majors at UA come from all across the country, with banjos on their knees.

Spring 2014

5 Things to Know About REL Majors

Do you ever wonder what brings students to the Department of Religious Studies? Or why they chose to major in REL after taking just one class? Now you can have the answers to those questions and more in these interviews with some of our current majors.

Spring 2014

50 Things for 50 Years

To mark our 50th anniversary, we’re sharing 50 things about REL…

Autumn 2016

Busy Summer...

“Studying Religion and…”

In this short series, we showcased REL students and what they were studying in addition to their Religious Studies degree.

Welcome Back!

In 2012, we started creating “Welcome Back!” videos to start the new semester and get the students excited to return to campus.

Filming Outtakes & Bloopers

And we can’t forget all the filming outtakes and bloopers, which we naturally turned into more promotional video content.

REL Videos
Take One

Coming soon to a vimeo page near you: REL Faculty in the Windy City.

Nov. 2012

He's Back!

Prof. Ramey gearing up to give the presidential address at the 2013 annual conference of the southeastern American Academy of Religion—formerly known as SECSOR (Southeastern Commission for the Study of Religion).

Spring 2013

5 Tips for Being an REL Movie Star

A collection of outtakes from our recent video projects.

Spring 2014