Showcasing Liz Alpert Fay’s “Ordinary/Extraordinary Women” rug art exhibit at the Silvermine Art Center.

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• Conducted and recorded the interview with Liz Alpert Fay

• Selected copyright free music to be played on air

• Filmed the clips using a SONY XDCAM video camera

• Cut all the clips and sound bites in time with the music and to tell Alpert Fay’s story

• Filmed with respect and care for the artist and visitors to the exhibit

Highlights with flashing effects and graphics timed to music.

• Mixed natural audio with music

• Created a 3-D text graphic

• Filmed with a friendly attitude letting students act natural in front of the camera

In collaboration with Frank Recchia, I edited this package, to his script, showcasing local drummer Joe Corsello.

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• Used both J and L cuts to seamlessly transition between speaking and music

• Added sound effects and Corsello’s playing to enhance the story

• Transitioned between photos and videos for a smoother viewer experience

• Leveled audio tracks to keep a steady volume

Condensed an hour long mystery game into 25 seconds while still sharing the adventure.

• Warped and color graded the clips to fit the spooky theme and give a slight vhs effect

• Combined both live elements and graphics from the game to showcase both to the viewer

• Added typography of the lyrics to the song

Music video highlighting student participation through footage and graphics.

• Animated writing text and drawings in After Effects

• Filmed and photographed students taking part in various activities

• Created a graphic using Photoshop of hung up polaroid pictures fading in

Stylized highlight reel to multiple songs mixed together.

• Keyframed graphics and added effects to clips

• Mixed multiple audios, adding sound effects for cleaner transitions

• Compiled a large amount of clips across a few months into a concise highlight

• Filmed on the move both indoors and out depending on event needs

In collaboration with Frank Recchia, I edited this package, to his script, sharing the story of the nonprofit CT Beds.

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• Mixed both track audio and natural sounds

• Cut between various shots to keep the viewer engaged

• Maintained audio levels to enhance the viewer experience

With footage sent to me, I created a highlight of their trip to Madison Square Garden.

• Matched clips to lyrics and used a trending audio to increase engagement

• Match cut between multiple clips that showed different aspects of the trip

• Keyframed photos to be visible within the limited framing

I asked students trivia questions, including captions and extra graphics.

• Interviewed each student, asking the questions and prepping them on what to expect while on camera

• Added word-for-word captions with both Premiere Pro and TikTok’s in-app editor

• Used a trending audio to amplify engagement

A voiced recognition of the Communication Club’s achievements with visuals from the event.

• Wrote and narrated the script using a MAONO USB microphone

• Filmed our group while remaining respectful for the occasion

Showcases the friendly energy of the club with a combination of footage and pictures with warmer coloring.

• Color corrected to match the atmosphere and to counter the room lighting

• Timed photos and video to specific segments of the song

Highlighting painters at the event with only the use of dissolves and camera movements and angles.

• Filmed multiple angles to show off both the students and their work

• Used mostly dissolves to match the music and vibe of the event

• Actively filmed throughout the event showing the passage of time through their art

A TikTok using transitions to showcase painters and event.

• Keyed an ink splatter overlay to create the transition

• Timed each transition to the beat

• Took every photo, posing and prepping each student so they’re comfortable on camera