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Video Production

Resources Used

  • Windows PC & Macbook Pro

  • iPad Pro 10.5"

  • Apple Pencil II

  • Sony mirrorless camera, and various Sony & Sigma lenses

  • iPhone 8 plus and iPhone 13 Pro Max

  • Rode, Audio-Technica, or on-device microphones

  • LED 660 continuous with soft boxes

  • Adobe Premiere Pro, Photoshop, Audition, Character Animator, LumaFusion Video Editor, Camtasia, Adobe Premiere Rush, Illustrations created in Affinity Designer

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Videos

Most of my video work is not viewable by the public due to intellectual property rights of the institutions for which I created the content. Most of it is internal video used in lessons in a Learning Management System (LMS). 

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Please head over to my Projects Page​ to see my best work examples in Videography. You'll need the password to access the page, so please contact me for the password if you're interested in hiring me! 

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Because I unfortunately don't have access to most of those, what I've provided for you here are a few short videos I've made for a variety of reasons, some as a hobby, and some with my children.

  • The "Potting a Plant" video is a simple demonstration of various effects in Adobe Premiere Rush, which I filmed, edited, and published one afternoon (as part of a training exercise). 

  • The Amazing Ways to Start a Speech video is content I made for a YouTube channel.

  • The Halloween-themed video is a Dry Ice Experiment I recorded with my children as a YouTube video.

  • In the "Counting 11-20" voiceover video, even though the core of the animation is from an app called Papumba, I added to the video with some simple animations to clarify a few points.

 

The children's videos are for a side project I created with my children, called BrainPlayTV. You'll notice a different style and look across the various clips.  I'm a communication expert so I highly value audience analysis when creating videos. 

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