ITS Media

The following commercials are written, filmed, edited, produced and acted by the ITS student staff. We hope you enjoy!

The TSC - Spring 2007

Work for the TSC - Spring 2006

Office Dancing - Spring 2005

Spyware in Disguise - Spring 2005

Computers Love Techs - Fall 2004

The Olympic Spot - Fall 2004

Miles Away from Ordinary - Summer 2004
We looked to the commercials from Corona beer for this ad--blocking out distractions to see what was important. The important news here was that Student Computing was open for the summer.

Miles Away from Ordinary Outtakes
This is a compilation of some of the other takes we filmed for "Miles Away From Ordinary".

SC Promo '04 -Spring 2004
This video presentation of some of the fun reasons to work at Student Computing was released in 2004 to advertise the online applications.

The Distance -Spring 2003
Student Computing has always strived to be fast and free, but we also like to think we go the distance for you. In this commercial, we follow Davin: Student Computing Tech as he heads out onto an appointment. (Note: Don't try this at home kiddies, Student Computing Techs are trained professionals.)

Fast and Free -Spring 2003
It has long been debated which characteristic of Student Computing's service is better: the fact that they are free, and the fact that they are fast. After all, how many places can you go to and get free computer repairs and get them done fast! Most places will charge you at least $40 for them to even look at your computer, and then they will keep it for weeks at a time. Which do you think is the better deal? Well, in this ad, the two students realize the greatness that is Student Computing's service, but they can't decide which part is better. Wackiness ensues.

Switch -Spring 2003
Have you seen the Switch ads that Apple puts out? We decided to do a parody of them for our first commercial. Watch one student's revelation of the awesome power that is Student Computing.

News Coverage

Saves the Day -Spring 2003
For the first time in 16 years, USD's Men's Basketball Team went to the NCAA Tournament. Since the game against Stanford was in Spokane, Washington, the University arranged for the game to be shown in the UC Forum The only problem was the game wasn't being shown on the satillite feed the school gets. Enter Student Computing to save the day! The above is a news cast from a local station, KUSI, documenting the monumental rescue by your Friendly Neighborhood Student Computing Techs.

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