#62 Michael Bryant

@SOURaiders @SOU_Football @BryMic ‏

Posted on January 26th, 2020 under only in ashland, people. Tags: football, michael bryant, Raider Athletics. Comments Off on Happy birthday, Michael Bryant!

Michelle Branch and Michael Bryant discuss “Damn, What a Dame”

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My favorite of the 2016 film festival so far are the Short Stories. There are actually tickets still remaining to see these on Sunday morning.

The short films are all good or better, but the final one “Thunder Road” by Jim Cummings is one of the most amazing things I’ve ever seen. I’ve never simultaneously been so sad and laughing hysterically before.

I said a final goodbye to my dying mother just days before the 2013 Ashland Independent Film Festival. She died within days of the festival ending. My father was dying during the 2014 AIFF. So I tend to get a little extra emotional during AIFF. “Thunder Road”, “Semele”, “Mother’s Day”, and “1985” (a short before “Five Nights in Maine”) all got me really good.

“Mother’s Day” by Jeff Tan in Varsity 3

Varsity Theatre (Ashland, Oregon)

Posted on April 9th, 2016 under only in ashland, people. Tags: ashland independent film festival aiff, michael bryant, Nikon D750, varsity theatre coming attractions theater. Comments Off on Day 3 at AIFF 2016 begins

pregame speech by Coach Howard to the future national champions

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quarterbacks

Dylan Young’s final TD catch – he holds the SOU record with 33 in just two years

Matt Retzlaff has 21 TD catches and will be a junior next year

apologies that everyone isn’t in this–things were chaos and getting this many in wasn’t easy

Julius Rucker Jr.

receivers

Michael Bryant

Michael is an Emerging Media and Digital Arts student who is also on the football team. He has helped make some incredible videos. Here is the one shown before the game in Chicago:

Here is the one shown before the game in Daytona:

He will be graduating soon so if your company needs someone who can create masterpieces like these, contact him.

This last photo was explained in this post. My favorite part of it is the smile on Jim Nagel’s face. Coach Nagel has won many state and national championships so I’d be curious to hear from him how this bus ride compared to others he has experienced after winning the big game.

Posted on December 22nd, 2014 under people. Tags: austin dodge, Coach Craig Howard, dylan young, football, Matt Retzlaff, michael bryant, NAIA National Championship Game Daytona Florida, Nikon D750, Raider Athletics, Ryan Retzlaff, Southern Oregon University, sports photography, video. Comments Off on More championship photos (and videos)