My name is Randi, recognized locally as Seattle’s Randi. With roots firmly planted in the vibrant city of Seattle, I adopted this moniker due to the frequent inquiries I received whenever I venture beyond it’s borders: “Where are you from?” and “What’s your name?”
In 2010, I attained my associate’s degree, embarking shortly thereafter on a transformative journey in Advanced Digital Video Production. This opened my eyes to the boundless possibilities of digital creation. Concurrently, I delved into the realm of online content creation, honing my skills through the production and sharing of diverse YouTube videos.
Recognizing the significance of a more formal education in my pursuit of success within the film and entertainment industry, I returned to academia in 2015 to complete my bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Media Production. On May 6th, 2017, I proudly graduated from the esteemed Edward R. Murrow College of Communication at Washington State University, renowned as the preeminent institution on the west coast.
Since then, I’ve navigated a multifaceted career path encompassing various roles in film and sports production, each endeavor contributing to my growth and expertise in the field.
Im Seattle's Randi 
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Any positive?
I am very impressed with not only the time, but the effort you put into this project! It is clear that you have a passion and a skill set to match. I really like how you used the silhouette image of an actual image of yourself. I think it portrays who you are very nicely. The logo is very glamorous, which I think also gets the theme you want across. I like that words “SEATTLES RANDI” are in gold also. I agree that if you want to keep the space needle in your final logo that you should go for it! Honestly, I can not think of anything that needs to be changed. Maybe move the banner to right on the head shape? Maybe maybe the silhouette larger in size? Another idea, maybe make the banner larger in size? None of these suggestions should be considered vital. Very well done! Good luck!