Craig Wilmot-Simpson COMM3248
Friday, April 26, 2013
Man of Steel
Boston Bombing
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Morality
What is morality? Is it something we should really follow? Who made these rules? I dont think I'm in the position to judge any entrepreneur about how they make their money. I mean of course scamming is not the dream job, but in this economy alot of these persons had no choice. Should I look down @ a prostitute if she sells every night to make her sons go to school everyday? Society and religion has altered and created the rules of morality but I just dont think it is fair to judge other persons. Everybody has to go on a path, not because their path looks different from yours, it doesn't mean its wrong
Saturday, March 16, 2013
My gleaner feature 2 years ago
Gleaner Article
Two years ago I was featured in the gleaner..the article link is above...This is what the reporter wrote about me....lol she kinda twisted my words
Sheena Gayle, Youth Focus Writer
WESTERN BUREAU:
It is a rare find when one encounters a 21-year-old young man living in Montego Bay, St James, that loves school and is fuelled by his creative passion to conquer each challenge with great humility. Craig Wilmot-Simpson is one such young man.
In a city riddled with social ills, Craig has injected himself with the kind of ambition that sees him pursuing a full-time degree programme at the University of the West Indies Mona - Western Jamaica campus. He also heads his motion effects and graphics company Cashworks; his company is responsible for the annual party event Under The Influence (UTI).
Love for school
"I like school. As a matter of fact, I love what I do at school, so school is not a burden for me," said the young entrepreneur, who is studying digital media production.
"I love a challenge. I have school, planning, promoting and maintaining the image of party brand UTI, in addition to other projects that persons want me to work on. It sounds like a lot for some persons but for me, I love the pressure, I work better under pressure."
An thinker, who is a huge fan of the movies Inception and Shutter Island, he loves to test his thoughts and work on projects that stimulate his hunger for creative expressions.
"I was entrusted with the responsibility of changing the image of BritJam (the annual spring-break party series for Montego Bay)," Craig added.
"I did all the graphics and the video advertisements for the event and while it was a lot of work, I love it because I was allowed to be creative while not dismissing the general representation of the party brand."
Although he is considered as one of Montego Bay's ace multimedia specialists, Craig likes to work in the background and prefers not buy into the stereotypical cycle perpetuated by youths today.
"I am a simple down-to-earth young man, who loves to offer a unique entertainment experience persons can enjoy. I love school and enjoy being creative in my various projects - the more challenging the better,' he summarised.
"I taught myself everything I know in motion graphics and video editing and my dream is to produce a movie. This is me and this is how I stay under the influence."
Two years ago I was featured in the gleaner..the article link is above...This is what the reporter wrote about me....lol she kinda twisted my words
WESTERN BUREAU:
It is a rare find when one encounters a 21-year-old young man living in Montego Bay, St James, that loves school and is fuelled by his creative passion to conquer each challenge with great humility. Craig Wilmot-Simpson is one such young man.
In a city riddled with social ills, Craig has injected himself with the kind of ambition that sees him pursuing a full-time degree programme at the University of the West Indies Mona - Western Jamaica campus. He also heads his motion effects and graphics company Cashworks; his company is responsible for the annual party event Under The Influence (UTI).
Love for school
"I like school. As a matter of fact, I love what I do at school, so school is not a burden for me," said the young entrepreneur, who is studying digital media production.
"I love a challenge. I have school, planning, promoting and maintaining the image of party brand UTI, in addition to other projects that persons want me to work on. It sounds like a lot for some persons but for me, I love the pressure, I work better under pressure."
An thinker, who is a huge fan of the movies Inception and Shutter Island, he loves to test his thoughts and work on projects that stimulate his hunger for creative expressions.
"I was entrusted with the responsibility of changing the image of BritJam (the annual spring-break party series for Montego Bay)," Craig added.
"I did all the graphics and the video advertisements for the event and while it was a lot of work, I love it because I was allowed to be creative while not dismissing the general representation of the party brand."
Although he is considered as one of Montego Bay's ace multimedia specialists, Craig likes to work in the background and prefers not buy into the stereotypical cycle perpetuated by youths today.
"I am a simple down-to-earth young man, who loves to offer a unique entertainment experience persons can enjoy. I love school and enjoy being creative in my various projects - the more challenging the better,' he summarised.
"I taught myself everything I know in motion graphics and video editing and my dream is to produce a movie. This is me and this is how I stay under the influence."
Friday, March 1, 2013
Hard Work!!!!! lol
I'm tired of persons saying that you need to work hard...Persons dont need hard work, they need determination, smarts and a inner drive. In my opinion nobody works harder than a mason man or a construction worker. But check this, who makes the most money.....The contractor....and you can even push it further...the contractor wont make us much as the owner of a housing scheme, who will never lift a block, or paint a wall....Taking risks, being smart and determined is waaay more important than jus "Hard work" smh
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
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