A Year at Hallmark
Every week brings something new in Hallmark's intensive 10-month program. Retrace the journey of our most recent graduates, the Class of 2009, from orientation to graduation. As you step through this timeline, realize that a given week in 2010 or 2011 will likely be different from the "same" week in 2008 or 2009 — unlike multi-year programs, Hallmark is unfettered in its ability to rapidly adapt to industry changes. We take advantage of that freedom to give every class the most current and relevant instruction possible.
Class of 2009 Arrives — On Wednesday, September 3rd, members of Hallmark's 34th class arrived to register for classes and begin their 3-day Orientation. This also marks the most culturally diverse class to ever enter Hallmark Institute of Photography. Students from forty-two (42) states and ten (10) different countries, including Bermuda, Brazil, Canada, Dominica, Ecuador, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Mexico and Singapore, will begin their professional photographic education at Hallmark this month. The 3-day Orientation is packed with information to help students prepare for the 10-month curriculum and begins with a presentation by legendary documentary portrait photographer, Mary Ellen Mark. Pictured: New Student Drew, from California registers while Mike, from New York and others wait patiently under the backdrop of international flags representing all the countries students have come from.
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