CVCC Brand Style Guide

CVCC Brand Assets Folder

BRAND STYLE GUIDE

CVCC Logo: In development of a refreshed logo, Red Hawk Communications considered CVCC’s past achievements, present reputation, and future vision.

As our campus mascot, the Red Hawk is a prominent feature of this logo. The transition to the Red Hawk fosters the college spirit, complements existing campaigns, and reflects environmental elements such as the bronze hawk statues. The wings were pulled from the redesigned Athletic Hawk to remain consistent and cohesive across all branded material.

Mountain peaks are outlined underneath the Red Hawk to connect the refreshed logo with our local Catawba Valley landscape. Placing the “Valley” underneath our mascot and above our college name serves as a visual reminder of our legacy.

CVCC LOGO Red Headlines link to files

PRIMARY LOGO HORIZONTAL The CVCC logo may be produced in full color or black.

These options allow flexibility while retaining a singular, iconic identity.

PRIMARY LOGO VERTICAL In some instances, the horizontal logo may be impractical. In these cases, the vertical CVCC logo may be used.

CVCC LOGO

SECONDARY LOGO TAB This option is to be used when graphic elements and photography interfere with both of CVCC’s Primary logos.

WORD MARK The Word Mark can be used as a secondary logo and additional college identifier.

CVCC LOGO

LOCATION LOGO LOCK-UP Our college consists of many parts, and each location plays a role in our brand identity. We want our students and staff to feel comfortable as they navigate campus. To promote equality, the title of each location must be locked up with the college logo.

Please refer to this vertical style when displaying location titles.

Final appearance and usage of all lock-up styles is under the discretion of Red Hawk Communications.

LIBRARY

CVCC LOGO

SCHOOL LOGO LOCK-UP School lock-ups are intended to unify our college while providing each area its own identity.

The title of every school must lock up with the college logo to allow easy identification of each area. Please refer to this horizontal style when displaying school titles.

SCHOOL OF

CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND

CATAWB A VA L L EY CO M M U N I TY CO L L EG E

DEPARTMENT LOCK-UP Department lock-ups are intended to promote college programs and represent the hierarchy of our unity.

The title of each department must lock-up underneath the college logo to allow easy identification of each unit. Please refer to this horizontal style when displaying department titles.

Final appearance and usage of all lock-up styles is under the discretion of Red Hawk Communications.

ADVERTISING & GRAPHIC DESIGN

CVCC LOGO

LOGO USAGE We are one college. We have one voice. Cohesive logo use across all applications helps establish and reinforce the college brand.

To ensure legibility, the logo must be surrounded with a minimum amount of clear space so it doesn’t compete with other background elements.

Please use the capital “C” to verify appropriate clearance.

The minimum height requirement for the Primary Logo is 0.5 inches, the requirement for the Secondary Logo is 1.25 inches and 1.5 inches for the Secondary Tab Logo.

1.25” 0.5”

Maintain a minimum height of 0.5 inches.

Maintain a minimum height of 1.25 inches.

1.5”

Maintain a minimum height of 1.5 inches.

ANATOMY OF A LOGO

CVCC LOGO

LOGO RETIREMENT These logo configurations are retired.

Please remove them from all marketing and communication material. Please refrain from continued use of old materials which display these logos.

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CVCC LOGO

LOGO MISUSE Our brand is upheld through consistent use of approved college logos. These logo styles are not approved.

OUTLINING LOGO ELEMENTS

Please refrain from using these styles or adding elements to college logos.

STRETCHING, CONDENSING, OR CHANGING LOGO PROPORTIONS

ADDING DROP SHADOW/VISUAL EFFECTS TO LOGO

REARRANGING AND/OR RESIZING LOGO ELEMENTS

ADDING/CHANGING COLOR TO LOGO ELEMENTS

LOCKING-UP ANY OTHER ELEMENTS WITH THE LOGO

USING COLORS OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED IN THIS DOCUMENT

ROTATING THE LOGO

BRAND ARCHITECTURE

CVCC BRAND ARCHITECTURE The brand architecture will help ensure each of Catawba Valley Community College’s affiliate departments, programs, and organizations are recognized within a diverse community.

The use of subordinate logos weakens the college brand, and a well-defined architecture is necessary to maintain visual consistency and uphold college standards.

CVCC’s architecture is divided into three distinct categories: Core Brand, Initiative, and Extended Brand. Each category has guidelines to assist you in defining your unique visual identity while keeping you connected to Catawba Valley.

The creation and/or use of subordinate logos is under the sole discretion of Red Hawk Communications.

BRAND ARCHITECTURE

CORE BRAND The Core Brand upholds one voice for one college. It exemplifies the college mission & vision, reaches our target audience, and implements our strategic messages.

Ex: Departments; Schools; Salon and Dental Services; SOAR Magazine

ADVERTISING & GRAPHIC DESIGN

INITIATIVES Funding is housed within the college, the mission & vision aligns with the Core Brand, and the target audience aligns with the Core Brand. Logos must lock up with the college logo and follow all brand standards.

Ex: K-64; Red Hawk Publications

AN INIT IAT IVE OF

E D U CATIO N. BU S INE S S . G OVE RNME N T. TOGETH ER.

Initiative logos must be locked-up with the college word mark when material is used for CVCC, material not intended for CVCC must include the phrase: “An Initiative of Catawba Valley Community College.”

EXTENDED BRANDS Funding is housed both within and outside of the college, the mission & vision may vary from the Core Brand, and the target audience is more niche than the Core Brand. Logos may be displayed individually and/or lock-up with the college logo.

Ex: CVCC Foundation; Small Business Center; Catawba Apprenticeship Network; MTIN

FOUNDATION

COLOR PALETTE

PRIMARY & SECONDARY

PRIMARY COLORS

The Primary and Secondary Color schemes are intended to reflect our college legacy as well as point to the possibilities of our future.

Each Pantone color maintains our classic appearance while allowing creative tones to move and enliven our educational environment.

PANTONE 187

PANTONE 200

PANTONE 445

CVCC Classic Red:

Red Hawk Red:

CVCC Classic Grey:

CVCC Light Grey:

Familiar and warm, reflecting our campus environment

Bold and influential, representing our commitment to student empowerment

Intentional and lasting, resembling our impact in the community

Classic and independent, recognizing our Catawba Valley roots

SECONDARY COLORS

PANTONE 299

PANTONE 130

PANTONE 282

BE Blue:

BE Yellow:

BE Navy:

Engaging and energetic, driven by innovation

Loud and proud, aligned with our campus spirit

Inviting and dependable, encouraging academic excellence

PANTONE 429

COLOR CONVERSIONS

COLOR CONVERSIONS Pantone, CMYK, RGB and HEX values are provided for each color, depending on application

PRIMARY COLORS

PANTONE 187

C 23 M 100 Y 88 K 15

R 170 G 24 B 44

C 17 M 100 Y 87 K 7

R 193 G 2 B 48

PANTONE 200

HEX #A6192 E

PANTONE 445

HEX #ba0c2f

PANTONE 429

C 69 M 54 Y 54 K 30

R 77 G 88 B 88

HEX #505 759

C 38 M 27 Y 27 K 0

R 162 G 169 B 173

HEX #a2a9a d

SECONDARY COLORS

PANTONE 299

PANTONE 130

PANTONE 282

C 81 M 18 Y 00 K 00

C 02 M 38 Y 100 K 00

C 100 M 87 Y 42 K 52

R 00 G 160 B 223

R 245 G 168 B 00

R 01 G 30 B 65

HEX #00a3e 0

HEX #F4A A00

HEX #041e42

TYPOGRAPHY ASSETS

Typography is a vital element of our day-to-day communication. The use of defined, consistent fonts will reinforce visual brand across all print and digital material.

PRIMARY FONTS Greycliff and Montseratt are the fonts used to build our logo.

Montseratt should be used in headlines, subheads, and body copy of our core messaging.

Meta Serif Pro is also a primary display font which may be used in body copy when a variety of weights are necessary.

GREYCLIFF CF BOLD GREYCLIFF CF REG MONTSERRAT BOLD MONTSERRAT REG MONTSERRAT LIGHT Meta Serif Pro Black Meta Serif Pro Black Italics Meta Serif Pro Extra bold Meta Serif Pro Extra bold Italics Meta Serif Pro Bold Meta Serif Pro Bold Italic Meta Serif Pro Medium Meta Serif Pro Medium Italic Meta Serif Pro Book Meta Serif Pro Book Italic Meta Serif Pro Light Meta Serif Pro Light Italic

TYPOGRAPHY ASSETS

SECONDARY & SUBSTITUTE FONTS Look Script is a secondary display font which is used sparingly and with discretion. It gives the college a contemporary and relevant voice when highlighting select phrases in graphic communications.

Frutiger is also a secondary display font which may be used in body copy when a variety of weights are necessary.

Times New Roman is a substitute font which may be used in the headlines, subheads, and body copy of our core messaging when official primary college fonts are unavailable.

Look Script Bold Look Script Regular Look Script Light FRUTIGER BOLD FRUTIGER BOLD ITALIC FRUTIGER ROMAN FRUTIGER ITALIC FRUTIGER LIGHT FRUTIGER LIGHT ITALIC TIMES NEW ROMAN BOLD TIMES NEW ROMAN BOLD ITALIC TIMES NEW ROMAN REGULAR TIMES NEW ROMAN ITALIC

STATIONERY ASSETS

STATIONERY PACKAGE This stationery package is for official college use by areas other than the Office of the President

JANE SMITH

M.S., B.A., A.A.S

DEPARTMENT HEAD EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES School of Community Development and Public Services Education

cvcc.edu | 828.327.7000

2550 US Highway 70 SE Hickory, NC 28602-8302

jsmith@cvcc.edu | 828.327.7000 x 1820

2550 Highway 70 SE, Hickory, NC 28602

Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Institution

Main Campus | 2550 US Highway 70 SE, Hickory, NC 28602 | 828.327.7000 Alexander Center | 345 INdustrial Blvd., Taylorsville, NC 28681 | 828.632.8221 cvcc.edu

CVCC BRANDED TEMPLATES

POWERPOINT PowerPoint templates are available to download to use for CVCC presentations.

SIGNAGE Templates to use for CVCC temporary signage or instructions.

POLICIES AND PROCEDURES

EMAIL SIGNATURE GUIDELINES E-mail is an essential component of day-to-day communication. It’s how we reach our colleagues and reach out to our audiences. When we communicate electronically, we must create and present a professional persona. We act as representatives of our departments and organization. We reflect the values of Catawba Valley Community College.

Respect, professionalism, thoughtful word choice and careful proofreading can help us put our best foot forward. To ensure consistency of the college image and maintain branding standards in emails sent to both internal and external audiences, email signature lines are to be restricted to the following: Name

Official Title, Department Other Link | Other Link

> Required (Font, 12 pt., Red, Bold) > Required (Font, 11 pt. Gray, Regular) Title, Dept (Italic) > Optional (Font, 11 pt. Gray, Bold, Link) ex. Calendar/Bookings, Teams, Department Link, CVCC Web Page, etc.

Space College Name > Required (Font, 12 pt., Red, Bold) Physical Address > Optional (Font, 11 pt., Gray, Regular) Phone with ext. | www.cvcc.edu > Optional (Font, 11 pt., Gray, Regular) Logo > Optional (Must be horizontal main college logo) Formatting Information: Red: #ba0c2f Gray: #505759 Fonts: Approved Fonts in Microsoft Outlook: Century Gothic, Verdana, Arial Other Links: Should be program-specific or pertain to official college business Logo: Only the provided graphic is allowed (horizontal main college logo) Copy and Paste: For help in formatting, please copy and paste your signature using this template.

Please note that signatures will have to be modified separately on each individual device (i.e. phones, iPads, Outlook on the web, and Outlook desktop). Please click this link for instructions on setting up your signature in Outlook.

Pronouns can be listed after your name, if preferred. No credos, mottos, quotations, outside links, or other individual statements should be used as an addendum to the email signature. No borders or backgrounds are to be used. No decorative/script font or stationery are to be used.

Account profile pictures should contain a head shot that is professional in appearance. If you are unable to obtain a current photo, opportunities will be available in Red Hawk Communications.

A Confidentiality Statement may be used but are not required. Sample below.

“This e-mail message, including any attachments, is for the sole use for the intended recipient and may contain confidential and privileged information. Any unauthorized review, use, or distribution is prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please destroy all copies of the message.”

EMAIL SIGNATURE EXAMPLES Templates Sample Signature #1

Jennifer Cobb

Executive Director, Red Hawk Communications Marketing Request Form | CVCC Brand Standards

Catawba Valley Community College

2550 US Highway 70 SE, Hickory, NC 28602 828.327.7000 x 4020 | www.cvcc.edu

Sample Signature #2

Athena L. Smith (she/her/hers)

Director, Educational Technology and Online Learning Schedule a Meeting | Chat Now! | VidGrid Videos | EdTech KB

Catawba Valley Community College

2550 US Highway 70 SE, Hickory, NC 28602 828.327.7000 x 4020 | www.cvcc.edu

Sample Signature #3

Daniel Clanton

Vice President, Technology and Innovation Catawba Valley Community College

BUSINESS CARD ARCHITECTURE 13

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JANE SMITH M.S., B.A., A.A.S

DEPARTMENT HEAD EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES School of Community Development and Public Services Education

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2550 US Highway 70 SE Hickory, NC 28602-8302

cvcc.edu | 828.327.7000 12

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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Red Hawk Communications

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2550 US Highway 70 SE 9 Hickory, NC 28602-8302 10

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jsmith@cvcc.edu | 828.327.7000 x 1820 7

Jennifer Lo we Cobb

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cvcc.edu | 828.327.7000 12

jcobb@cvcc.edu | 828.327.7000 x 4020 7

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CARDHOLDER INFORMATION

APPROVED BUSINESS CARD ORDERING CONTACTS:

This area contains pertinant card information about the cardholder and is customizable:

Teaching and Learning: School of General Education: Kim Kelly College and Career Readiness (Basic Skills): Jean Spencer School of Health Education: Leslie Alderman School of Career and Technical Education: Deb Meyers School of Community Development and Public Services: Sonya King Academic Management and Teaching and Learning Admin: Savann Lombardi

1. Name 2. Credentials (optional) 3. Official HR Title 4. Official HR Title Second Line (Optional) 5. Department or Location 6. Department or Location Second Line if Needed 7. CVCC Email Address 8. Campus Location Phone + CVCC Ext.

COLLEGE INFORMATION This area contains pertinant contact information about the college and may not be changed: 9. Line 1 Address (Determined by campus) 10. Line 2 Address (Determined by campus) 11. College web address (Standard) 12. College phone number (Determined by campus) 13. College Logo (Standard)

K-64 and Talent Development: LAC, LRC, and Red Hawk Help: Amanda Higgins Student Services: Sia Vang Corporate Development Center: Cindy Ly Office of Diversity and Engagement: Juli Byrd President’s Office, Foundation, Business Office, Technoloy and Innovation, Auxiliary Services, and Red Hawk Communications: Taylor Willis

BUSINESS CARD ORDERING PROCESS

JANE SMITH

JoE SMITH

M.S., B.A., A.A.S

M.S., B.A., A.A.S

DEPARTMENT HEAD EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES School of Community Development and Public Services Education

FACULTY MECHATRONICS School of Career and Technical Education

2550 US Highway 70 SE Hickory, NC 28602-8302

cvcc.edu | 828.327.7000

345 Industrial Boulevard Taylorsville, NC 28681

cvcc.edu | 828.632.8221

jsmith@cvcc.edu | 828.327.7000 x 1820

jsmith@cvcc.edu | 828.632.8221 x 1820

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JANE SMITH

M.S., B.A., A.A.S

DEPARTMENT HEAD EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES School of Community Development and Public Services Education

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2550 US Highway 70 SE Hickory, NC 28602-8302

cvcc.edu | 828.327.7000 12

jsmith@cvcc.edu | 828.327.7000 x 1820 7

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Jennifer L ow e Cobb

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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Red Hawk Communications

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2550 US Highway 70 SE 9 Hickory, NC 28602-8302 10

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cvcc.edu | 828.327.7000 12

jcobb@cvcc.edu | 828.327.7000 x 4020 7

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CARDHOLDER INFORMATION

COLLEGE INFORMATION

This area contains pertinant card information about the cardholder and is customizable:

This area contains pertinant contact information about the college and may not be changed:

1. Name 2. Credentials (optional) 3. Official HR Title 4. Official HR Title Second Line (Optional) 5. Department or Location 6. Department or Location Second Line if Needed 7. CVCC Email Address 8. Campus Location Phone + CVCC Ext.

9. Line 1 Address (Determined by campus) 10. Line 2 Address (Determined by campus) 11. College web address (Standard) 12. College phone number (Determined by campus) 13. College Logo (Standard)

(Ordering the Card)

EVENT PLANNING & PROMOTION Red Hawk Communications exists to promote events, departments, programs, and educational content on behalf of Catawba Valley Community College.

Consider the following options to promote content through RHC Social Media:

Email Campaign

Posters & Flyers

Brochures & Rack Cards

Press Release

Website

Podcast

Four to Six Months Ahead Submit graphic design needs, social media content, or other necessary information through the Marketing Request Form, located on the MyCVCC Portal. Make sure any photographs or digital material is sent in high-resolution format. Notifying Red Hawk Communications in advance will help us identify a promotional strategy which best fits your needs.

Two to Three Months Ahead Schedule a meeting with Red Hawk Communications to discuss the implementation of an appropriate promotional strategy based on the information provided via the Marketing Request Form. You may also contact your RHC Team Lead to share any questions or event updates. Please be prepared to share your event’s goal & target audience, the location, the expected budget, and the anticipated date.

One Month Ahead Confirm that all digital and print material is accurate, up-to-date, and reflects the goals and purpose of the event.

Contact your RHC Team Lead to share final questions or updates.

RHC will implement promotional strategy as discussed.

Two Weeks Ahead *Verify that all materials, location reservations, speakers, and other elements are confirmed. Inform RHC of any last-minute changes or updates to the event.

If no changes are necessary, RHC will implement promotional strategy as discussed.

One Week Ahead *Inform RHC of any last-minute changes or updates to the event.

RHC will implement promotional strategy as discussed.

After the Event Collect any remaining material for future use, if needed.

Keep inventory of promotional items, so RHC can determine which elements were most successful for engagement and marketing purposes.

We would love to share your success with our campus community. Please submit any photographs, videos, or quotes regarding the event through the Marketing Request Form to be considered for placement in one of the previously listed marketing channels.

VISUAL IDENTITY As Catawba Valley Community College continues our efforts to improve the college experience, we recognize the impact of our visual identity. Red Hawk Communications has carefully crafted guidelines for Catawba Valley Videography, Photography, Apparel, and Vehicles in order to seamlessly integrate One College with One Voice. CVCC photography and videography should capture at least one of these elements:

People, Places, and Occasions.

People: We value every person affiliated with our college. People love to share stories, and stories are powerful. Personal experiences are a wonderful opportunity to share the legacy and impact of Catawba Valley Community College.

Places: We strive to be a shining light for our communities. With seven campus locations, there are plenty of options to set the stage for education, inspiration, and innovation.

Capturing campus facilities, both indoor and outdoor, is another way to showcase Catawba Valley Community College excellence.

Occasions: We aim to be an interactive and engaging campus. Whether an annual event or classroom communication, occasions reveal our dedication to academic achievement and the personal student journey.

Additionally, all videography and photography should carry a professional, educational, or inspirational tone.

Photography Standards Resolution – Print images should be captured in 300dpi, and digital images should be captured in 72dpi.

Color Correction – All photography produced for Catawba Valley Community College should appear natural in color and tone. Final approval of color correction and grading is under the discretion of Red Hawk Communications.

File Storage & Delivery – All files should contain an easily identifiable title with date completed and stored on the college OneDrive or appropriate departmental Teams account. Red Hawk Communications must have access to all photography files.

Photography Branding Photography should carry a professional, educational, or inspirational tone. Please follow the Logo Usage guidelines as stated in previous Brand Phases. In addition, all fonts must adhere to the approved Font guidelines as stated in previous Brand Phases. All photos are subject to approval by Red Hawk Communications prior to publication or distribution.

Subject: Please make sure the subject does not wear or display retired college logos, colors, or other visual elements which do not meet brand standard. Subjects should be in focus and should follow the Rule of Thirds. CVCC aims to capture subjects in three categories: People, Places, Occasions Which are defined in the introductory paragraphs above. Scenes can be posed or candid (natural actions) and should be professional, educational, or inspirational in nature. Please refrain from unprofessional or distracting content.

Framing: Please follow the Rule of Thirds when setting up each shot. Subjects should be clear and in-focus. It is important that the subject is not cut off in the frame (i.e., the tops of heads or the tops of buildings). Framing is vital to maintaining the brand standards of college photography.

Background/Content: The background or setting of any photograph should complement the subject and enhance the image. Photos cannot contain watermarks from the college main brand, departments, or locations. Please make sure there are no distracting elements, such as extraneous actions, unnatural blurs, or items which clutter the background. The presence of any retired brand material (logos, typefaces, or color schemes) on objects in the foreground or background is prohibited.

VISUAL IDENTITY Videography Standards Resolution – Exported to 1080p, and no less than 720p, Framerate 24fps

Color Correction – All videos produced for Catawba Valley Community College should appear natural in color and tone.

Final approval of color correction and grading is under the discretion of Red Hawk Communications.

Audio – Background noise should be avoided and/or removed if possible. Sound effects may be used for audio enhancement, but must be clean, minimal, and not distract from the content of the video. In cases where microphones are used, please ensure no equipment can be seen in frame. Lavalier mics must be hidden as much as possible to avoid distraction from the speaker.

Final approval of all audio is under the discretion of Red Hawk Communications.

File Storage & Delivery – All files should contain an easily identifiable title with date completed and stored on the college OneDrive or appropriate departmental Teams account. Red Hawk Communications must have access to all video files.

Transitions – Transitions are helpful when connecting scenes, interviews, or other aspects of the story. CVCC accepts the following transitions: Dissolve, Clean Cut, or Fade to Black/White.

Unacceptable transitions include: 3D, Swirl, Wipes/Peels, Zooms, Checkerboard, or any unconventional/unnatural transition.

Lower Thirds – In cases where an individual’s title or a location is displayed, please insert Lower Thirds. Lower Thirds must maintain a rectangular shape, must be placed on the opposite side of the speaker, and must include their full name, full departmental title (if faculty/staff), program of study (if student/alumni), or graduation year (if student/alumni). Lower Thirds cannot be placed directly on top of the subject or speaker, and cannot include additional logos or watermarks.

Music – All music must be instrumental in nature and come from a royalty-free source. The volume of background music must be 20dB lower than the speaker’s voice. In addition, make sure the music fits the genre/style/mood of the video content.

Videography Branding Videography should carry a professional, educational, or inspirational tone. Please follow the Logo Usage guidelines as stated in previous Brand Phases. In addition, all fonts must adhere to the approved Font guidelines as stated in previous Brand Phases.

All videos are subject to approval by Red Hawk Communications prior to publication or distribution.

Subject: Please make sure the subject does not wear or display retired college logos, colors, or other visual elements which do not meet brand standard. Subjects should be in focus and should follow the Rule of Thirds. CVCC aims to capture subjects in three categories: People, Places, Occasions Which are defined in the introductory paragraphs above. Scenes can be posed or candid (natural actions) and should be professional, educational, or inspirational in nature. Please refrain from unprofessional or distracting content.

Framing: Please follow Rule of Thirds when setting up each shot. Subjects should be clear and in-focus. It is important that the subject is not cut off in the frame (i.e., the tops of heads or the tops of buildings). Framing is vital to maintaining the visual standards of college videography.

Background/Content: The background or setting of any video should complement the subject and enhance the film. Videos cannot contain watermarks from the college main brand, departments, or locations. Please make sure there are no distracting elements, such as extraneous actions, unnatural blurs, or items which clutter the background. The presence of any retired brand material (logos, typefaces, or color schemes) on objects in the foreground or background is prohibited.

THE OFFICE OF

Jennifer Cobb

Doreen Hendrix​

Executive Director Red Hawk Communications x4020 | jcobb@cvcc.edu

Director of Marketing x4258 | dhendrix@cvcc.edu​

Ashley Holt

Carlee Charles Graphic Designer x4137 | ccharles849@cvcc.edu

Social Media Specialist x4386 | aholt830@cvcc.edu​

Jonathan Lail

Cassidy Collins Marketing Specialist x4592 | ccollins541@cvcc.edu

Cody Dalton Public Information Officer Sports Information Director x4133 | cdalton880@cvcc.edu​

Senior Graphic Designer Print Shop Coordinator x4039 | jflail@cvcc.edu​​​

Taylor Willis Project Manager x4292 | jwillis594​​@cvcc.edu​​​

Marketing Request Form