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Danielle Howle talks about the song she wrote for the SCETV documentary, Remember My Name
English Language Arts | Topics
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Visit the South Carolina Department of Education for ELA standards.
Take a quick look at all English Language Arts series on Knowitall.org
Television Collaboration | Artopia
Response to Digital Art | Artopia
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Simon Tarr talks about the responses he has received to his work. People usually either love or hate Tarr’s work, but he is not discouraged by negative feedback.
Working at South Carolina ETV | Artopia
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Cornfoot describes her job at ETV and how she works as the only woman in her department.
Faith, Hope and Charity | Artopia
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Maria Manhattan considers herself to be a painter but talks about how she embraced computers and her art later.
Playing in a Band | Artopia
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Danielle Howle talks about her experiences of playing with a band.
Sketches | Artopia
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Maria Manhattan talks about the artistic direction for the website Artopia.
Making Art With Computers | Artopia
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Simon Tarr explains that he makes art with computers. He creates film, live video productions; video games and anything that uses electronica.
Lynn Cornfoot Interview | Artopia
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Meet Lynn Cornfoot, videographer and producer at South Carolina ETV
TV Production On Location | Artopia
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Lynn Cornfoot is behind the scenes at a re-enactment of a domestic violence scene for the documentary, Remember My Name.