My reel. All footage was directed, shot or edited by me throug out my academic and professional career. Clips include a variety of eclectic video story-telling production work.
In celebration of USF World's decade of accomplishments, this video included interviews with various leaders, administration, staff, faculty and students from its history. This project required considerable scheduling, coordination, and collaboration with various stakeholders across University of South Florida's 3 campuses. All the interviews footage included in this video I filmed and directed. While several pieces of B-roll footage was re-used archived footage from USF World's past, I was responsible for filming 50% of B roll footage in the video. I also edited the entire 10 minute video project.
During my time at USF World I would often create videos using existing photography or videos for promotional purposes. Using my motion graphic and editing skills I created this promotional video for social media.
As a student earning my AS degree in Digital Media, I often volunteered for school video production teams. This filming and editing project highlighted guest instructor Sidiki Conde, a West African immigrant who teaches interpretive dance and culture. Disabled since he was 14, Mr. Conde uses his hands to dance and teaches under the philosophy that anyone can dance.
Filmed at our on campus television studio, this production was a collaborative effort between the FSCJ Digital Media Program and Student Engagment department. I filmed, directed and interviewed the subject. I also provided all the post-production work including coloring, editing and title graphics.
This was part of my student editing project for my Web Broadcasting Course. It is the first part of a three-part informative video project that touched on seizure disorders. I used cellphone footage as well as royalty-free and fair use footage to edit this informative video. The title graphics were designed by me.
Based on the Book by David Carter "Stonewall: The Riots That Sparked a Gay Revolution", this 30 minute documentary spans 50 years of LGBTQ History and their Equal Rights movement. The documentary was used as a library resource for faculty wanting to create an LGBTQ-inclusive curriculum. This effort earned me a "Spirit of Dru" grant from the non-profit organization the Dru Project.
One of my first student video productions. The modern silent short film was produced at Jacksonville Beach.
During my time at USF World I would often create videos using existing photography or videos for promotional purposes.Using my motion graphic and editiing skills I created this promotional video for social media.
This production was a collaborative effort between the Digital Media Program and the DanceWorks Program. The Danceworks team envisioned a bright Wes Anderson-style color palette to convey that it was spring. I was part of the filming crew. I filmed sequences using gimbal and some drone work. I provided all the post-production work including coloring, editing and title graphics. This was showcased to the public at FSCJ's Student Choreography Concert November 8, 2019.
