Dianne Cernal

Hello! My name is Dianne Cernal and I am a budding freshman at Wesleyan University from San Francisco, California. Ever since I was young, I’ve always been in awe of how art can forge connections. I sought different mediums to convey my emotions and nonsensical ideas. In middle school, I started making short montage videos that I would post online, filled with little clips I took everyday of sceneries and moments with friends. This inspired me to continue my interests and apply to an art school, where I explored the various aspects of filmmaking even further, such as writing, production, and editing, as I had the opportunity to create my own short films and podcasts as well as work on the sets of others. Read More Hello! My name is Dianne Cernal and I am a budding freshman at Wesleyan University from San Francisco, California. Ever since I was young, I’ve always been in awe of how art can forge connections. I sought different mediums to convey my emotions and nonsensical ideas. In middle school, I started making short montage videos that I would post online, filled with little clips I took everyday of sceneries and moments with friends. This inspired me to continue my interests and apply to an art school, where I explored the various aspects of filmmaking even further, such as writing, production, and editing, as I had the opportunity to create my own short films and podcasts as well as work on the sets of others. I specifically worked with the Adobe Cloud using programs such as Premiere Pro, Photoshop, Illustrator, and more. I soon fell in love with creative direction, specifically set and costume design, and am planning to pursue this field here at Wesleyan.

When I initially saw the description of this class, it immediately sparked my excitement as it offered me the opportunity to start my journey in psychology, which I have always wanted to explore, while practicing and building on my past experience in video and digital art.

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