Gabriella Childers

As Photography Director at Strike Magazine Gainesville, I work closely with the Creative Director to bring their vision to life through photography. I lead and coordinate a team of 10 photographers, ensuring that every shoot runs smoothly and meets the visual standards of the magazine. I attend and assist at every photoshoot, managing all photography and lighting needs on set. In addition to overseeing production logistics, I personally photograph all Strike events and help maintain consistency and quality across all visual content.

On the photography staff for strike magazine issues 13 and 14. Photographed many of the magazine shoots and social media promotional content.

- Cover various Florida Gators sporting events from Football, Basketball, Baseball, Tennis, Golf, Softball, Volleyball, Gymnastics, etc. with content being used on various platforms. - Use a variety of Canon camera equipment and softwares such as Photomechanic, Sidearm, and Photoshop.

I run a full-service photography business specializing in capturing meaningful moments through portraits and event photography. I work directly with clients from initial inquiry to final delivery, handling all aspects of the process including planning, shooting, editing, and client communication. My work spans a wide range of sessions, including graduation portraits, weddings, engagements, lifestyle shoots, and other personal or professional milestones. With a focus on making clients feel comfortable and confident in front of the camera, I aim to create timeless images that reflect their personality and story. From intimate one-on-one sessions to large-scale events, I manage both the creative and logistical sides of every shoot to ensure a smooth and memorable experience.

At Integrity Multisport, I play a key role in the execution of large-scale triathlon events by managing essential operations both before and during race day. I handle high volumes of participants, providing efficient and friendly customer service under pressure. My responsibilities include overseeing race packet pickup, organizing and directing volunteers, and ensuring a smooth and timely check-in process for athletes. On race day, I assist in a wide range of fast-paced tasks—from managing volunteer teams at various stations to addressing participant needs and troubleshooting issues as they arise. This role requires constant multitasking, quick decision-making, and strong communication to help ensure each event runs smoothly from start to finish.

As an Interior Design Intern at Saxon Architects, I focused on researching how thoughtful design can better serve the needs of people in real-world spaces. My role involved exploring innovative approaches to overcome common and complex design challenges across various project types. I collaborated with the team to develop human-centered solutions, ensuring that our design concepts aligned with both functionality and aesthetic value. This experience deepened my understanding of how design decisions impact usability, accessibility, and the overall user experience.

• Presented my observational research on valuables inside vehicles on the FAU campus and how it relates to crime. • Worked alongside 3 other high school students to conduct and present our research. • We were the only group selected from our grade to present at the symposium. • Navigated a new online symposium experience to finalize our presentation during lockdown.

GPA: 3.97

High school program where I simultaneously work towards a high school diploma and a bachelors degree from Florida Atlantic University. I completed 110 credits by the end of my senior year of high school. SAT: 1480 GPA: 5.1