Eagle Scout Project (Roles: Director, Editor, Casting Director, Line Producer)

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Teen Dating Violence (Roles: Producer, Actor, Editor)

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Ep. 2: John Wick

"In this weeks episode, John Wick! We'll give our thoughts and opinions on the movie franchise. SPOILER WARNING!!!"

Ep. 1: The Walking Dead

"On this weeks episode, The Walking Dead! From season 1-11, we'll give our opinions and thoughts on the series."

Roles: Technical Producer, Production Assistant

In addition to assisting in set up for each podcast episode, my primary role during recordings was behind the scenes operating visual cues and graphics on the monitors behind the cast on set.

Roles: Director, Actor, Editor

I created the video on my own; researching what events and achievements have happened at school, writing a script accordingly, shooting and figuring out the look of the video, finding related images to use, filming a short segment with a member of the track team, and editing it all together.

Roles: Editor

The video's producer (Ben) gave me footage that had been lightly edited, and the key parts to an interview he recorded. I was in charge of taking these and editing them together into a cohesive video.

Roles: Producer, Actor, Editor

During planning and filming, I played a major role in giving our director Ben advice and help in visualizing how the script and shots would come together. This also helped us as I had stepped up to edit the video itself, meaning not only was I helping our director visualize the project but also myself.
I also played a minor role acting in the video as one of the main characters friends.

Roles: Director, Editor, Casting Director, Line Producer

Ridgeland came up with the initial topic and produced the production, while I fleshed it out by finding people to be interviewed and visualizing how I wanted the video to look in post. I found students to participate as assistants and as interviewers, and once shooting had concluded I edited the video as a whole.

Roles: Everything

Most of my effort was poured into script writing, trying to ensure the video itself had a solid "hook" for viewers and properly build upon said hook all within the span of 25 seconds. This was my first attempt at fully making a video digitally as opposed to shooting IRL.