Videos of the techforum presentations from summer 2006 session.

Special Presentations for UAT TV.

Videos of material related to UAT.

Voice of the ninja interviews with UAT students and staff.

Documentary on six students from high school graduation to their first semester here at UAT.

Projects that students have worked on while attending UAT.

TechForum Fall 2006 presentations

Phoenix Future Salon

Videos of the TechForum presentations for the Summer of 2007.

Videos of the Techforum presentations for the Fall of 2007.

Videos of the Tech Forum presentations for the Summer of 2008.

Videos of the Techforum presentations for the Fall of 2008.

Da Vinci Luncheons

The graduating classes

The university has it's own Student Government. Listed here are some of their meetings.

Students and Faculty show their talents and projects

Tech Forum Fall 2009 presentation.

Tech Forum Fall 2010 presentations.

Guest Lectures 2011

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Career Fair Spring 2011

Face Value was a layered drama, with family tension spilling into an unexpected climax. Producer Jared Kuvent was tasked with getting the production to filming, organizing schedules, assigning roles to crew and finding equipment. The 10-member team collaborated on the script during a frenzied 12-hour pre-production process. "A lot of people underestimate how important pre-production is," he said. "You can create a piece of good work with a lot of organized people in a short amount of time." Entry for the 2006 48 hour film challenge, drama genre.

A behind-the-scenes feature on the student films project, Face Value.

Pirate Booty centered on a crew of treasure-hungry pirates, seeking land and riches. Director Erin Frisbee and Director of Photography Todd Anderson originally anticipated being placed in the horror or drama categories, even lining up a location permit and a script. Drawing the comedy category took them by surprise. "When we got comedy it was like, 'What are we going to do now? We're going to have to start all over - start from scratch,'" said Frisbee. Entry for the 2006 48 hour film challenge, comedy genre.

A behind-the-scenes feature on the student film project, Pirate Booty.