DePaul University

Creative Producer assigned to collaborate with in-house marketing team to capture high-profile students and alumni for the school’s Many Dreams, One Mission fundraising campaign.

DePaul’s communications department was planning a capital campaign, Many Dreams, One Mission, and needed compelling photography to set the proper tone for their marketing materials. As Creative Producer this project took five months to complete and required photographing at all six Chicagoland DePaul campuses. The campaign featured over 60 high-profile DePaul University students and alumni—including six-term Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daily.

The Role

As Creative Producer I was responsible for planning, executing, and evaluating the project while driving it through the entire lifecycle. This was an internal position with a high level of responsibility.

Key Responsibilities

  • Write statement of work.
  • Serve as the primary point-of-contact for project stakeholders.
  • Clearly communicate project timelines, including milestones, deadlines, and deliverables to both agency and the client teams.
  • Responsible for managing, controlling, and reporting on the budgetary status of project.
  • Final accounting wrap and invoicing.

My goal for every project I manage—deliver creative excellence.

Selected Images

Dramatically lit black and white portrait of DePaul University basketball star
Image by Andy Goodwin
Image of man standing in see through elevator located in Chicago golding a laptop
This image was selected for publication in Commarts Photography Annual. Image by Andy Goodwin
Image of researcher in lab coat surrounded by flasks, beakers, test tubes, and a curious mouse on their shoulders
Image by Andy Goodwin
Image of older male and younger female DePaul alumni seated in chairs in office hi rise.
Image by Andy Goodwin
Photographer Andy Goodwin photographed six-term Mayor of Chicago Richard M. Dailey, DePaul University alum.
Andy Goodwin photographed DePaul University alum and six-term Mayor of Chicago Richard M. Dailey at Chicago City Hall