Rachel Harmon’s career reflects a lifelong passion for storytelling, education, and creative communication across multiple media.
“State Defeat”
“Surprise Victory”
“Final Thoughts”
“Grasshoppers ...”
This portfolio showcases a curated selection of her award-winning work, including videos, photography, and standout yearbook spreads, demonstrating her adaptability and depth of expertise.
While some samples presented here are from earlier in Rachel’s career, the foundational skills on display — such as visual composition, narrative development, and technical direction — directly translate to her contemporary work in photography, print, and digital media. The tools may change, but the eye for story, attention to detail, and drive for meaningful impact remain constant.
Rachel’s portfolio illustrates how seemingly distinct disciplines reinforce and elevate one another:
Video production informs her mastery of creative decision-making and technical expertise that shape Rachel’s approach to photography and print media, resulting in visually engaging, story-driven work across all formats.
Yearbook and print design showcase visual storytelling, copywriting, and project management skills that are equally vital in web and multimedia projects.
Photography underpins her ability to capture authentic moments and create compelling visual narratives, both in digital galleries and physical publications.
Web content, marketing, and sales experience sharpen her strategies for audience engagement and brand messaging.
Debate coaching and educational leadership highlight her strengths in research, persuasive communication, and mentoring rising storytellers.
From directing large-scale video documentaries to leading student yearbook staff, producing engaging photography, and developing curriculum content for diverse audiences, Rachel’s work exemplifies creative problem-solving, technical excellence, and a relentless pursuit of excellence across education, business, and the arts.
Explore the samples to see how Rachel’s transferrable skills and her unwavering commitment to visual storytelling can bring value to organizations in education, marketing, outreach, and beyond.
Telling the Story
Video
South of the Parallel - Part Two
Reinhardt-Blackburn Wedding
Don’t Spit on the Sidewalk
The Chickens Survived
The History of Pawnee County Healthcare
Club 1 Fitness - 40 years
Photo Camp - It’s an Adventure
The Old Freighters Museum Orientation