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Inspired by iamsecond.com, the following video is one of three interviews for my Senior Project class while I was a student at Wilmington University. Eventually, this video will also be included at pouredoutlife.org... upon website launch.
Canon EOS REBEL T5i DSLR Camera, Tripod, Azden Wireless WHD-Pro Audio Kit with a wireless lavalier microphone, Sony Digital Audio Recorder
Final Cut Pro X, Compressor, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Fireworks CS6, Adobe Lightroom CC
Pouredoutlife.org, Wilmington University
Talent: Nick Richmond
Monologue by: Nick Richmond
Monologue Script by: Eric Richard Satter
Videography by: Eric Richard Satter
Post-Production by: Eric Richard Satter
Inspired by iamsecond.com, the following video is one of three interviews for my Senior Project class while I was a student at Wilmington University. Eventually, this video will also be included at pouredoutlife.org... upon website launch.
Canon EOS REBEL T5i DSLR Camera, Tripod, Azden Wireless WHD-Pro Audio Kit with a wireless lavalier microphone, Sony Digital Audio Recorder
Final Cut Pro X, Compressor, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Fireworks CS6, Adobe Lightroom CC
Pouredoutlife.org, Wilmington University
Talent: Jeanette Halliburton
Monologue by: Jeanette Halliburton
Monologue Script by: Eric Richard Satter
Videography by: Eric Richard Satter
Post-Production by: Eric Richard Satter
Inspired by iamsecond.com, the following video is one of three interviews for my Senior Project class while I was a student at Wilmington University. Eventually, this video will also be included at pouredoutlife.org... upon website launch.
Canon EOS REBEL T5i DSLR Camera, Tripod, Azden Wireless WHD-Pro Audio Kit with a wireless lavalier microphone, Sony Digital Audio Recorder
Final Cut Pro X, Compressor, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Fireworks CS6, Adobe Lightroom CC
Pouredoutlife.org, Wilmington University
Talent: Arnold Greene
Monologue by: Arnold Greene
Monologue Script by: Eric Richard Satter
Videography by: Eric Richard Satter
Post-Production by: Eric Richard Satter
While serving on my church's Creatives Videography Team since May 2013, our team became aware that the creation of video announcements would become more of a high priority for the church and used as a primary promotional tool to highlight weekly church activities both online and in-person at the church's two location campuses.
Eventually, our team established an effective S.O.P. (Standard Operating Procedure) to which the creation of all video announcements, going forward, would adhere to. This S.O.P. would contain rules towards the formating of lower-thirds, usage and formating of video transitions, and how talent should be filmed during production and edited and framed accordingly in post-production.
Although many team members already had extensive video editing experience in both Final Cut Pro X and Adobe Premiere Pro CC, not every team member on my church's Creatives Videography Team had access to the software... and so, it was collectively decided that all video announcements would be edited using DaVinci Resolve as the team's universal software standard.
DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Audition CC
The Journey
Talent: Alyssa Wilkinson, Daryl Smith
Videography by: Brent Hagy
Post-Production by: Eric Richard Satter
While serving on my church's Creatives Videography Team since May 2013, our team became aware that the creation of video announcements would become more of a high priority for the church and used as a primary promotional tool to highlight weekly church activities both online and in-person at the church's two location campuses.
Eventually, our team established an effective S.O.P. (Standard Operating Procedure) to which the creation of all video announcements, going forward, would adhere to. This S.O.P. would contain rules towards the formating of lower-thirds, usage and formating of video transitions, and how talent should be filmed during production and edited and framed accordingly in post-production.
Although many team members already had extensive video editing experience in both Final Cut Pro X and Adobe Premiere Pro CC, not every team member on my church's Creatives Videography Team had access to the software... and so, it was collectively decided that all video announcements would be edited using DaVinci Resolve as the team's universal software standard.
DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Audition CC
The Journey
Talent: Brent Hagy, Eryn Smith
Videography by: Joanne Koshy
Post-Production by: Eric Richard Satter
During the early years of serving on my church's Creatives Videography Team, my church slowly began experimenting with the idea of creating video announcements.
Script-wise, the church knew what needed to be said for that particular weekend. However, the visuals for these video announcements were not exactly set... such as the creation of lower-thirds, use of video transitions, and the use of greenscreen elements or some kind of visual background to be displayed behind the talent.
Eventually, those technical questions were answered by the church several months later... and an effective S.O.P. (Standard Operating Procedure) was established for the creation of all of the church's video announcements, going forward.
Final Cut Pro X, Adobe Fireworks CS6
The Journey
Talent: Abby Ecker, James Vendetti
Project Director: Megan Larson
Casting Director: Laura Hepp Saunders
Videography by: Eric Richard Satter
Post-Production by: Eric Richard Satter
Throughout my years of serving with The Journey's Creatives Videography Team, our team would occasionally be assigned to create various public service announcements to showcase one of the church's supporting ministries or upcoming events. In this particular PSA, we decided to go with a multi-cam setup to give the PSA's overall presentation a more dynamic look. At the beginning of this PSA, we kept each talent’s story separate from one another… to keep them more personal and relatable… and then towards the end of the PSA, we intertwined each talent's stories together in order to advertise on the Potential Leadership Intensive itself.
Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe Fireworks CS6
The Journey
Talent: Brad Dreibelbis, Andrea Beemler
Videography by: Eric Richard Satter
Post-Production by: Eric Richard Satter
Throughout my years of serving with The Journey's Creatives Videography Team, our team would occasionally be assigned to create various public service announcements to showcase one of the church's supporting ministries or upcoming events. In this particular PSA, I filmed Pastor Mark inside The Journey's studio against a backdrop... while editing together static images and filmed b-roll, to support the PSA's dialog.
Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe Audition CC
The Journey, A Door of Hope Pregnancy Center
Talent: Lead Pastor Mark Johnston
Videography by: Eric Richard Satter
Post-Production by: Eric Richard Satter
Throughout my years of serving with The Journey's Creatives Videography Team, our team would occasionally be assigned to create various public service announcements to showcase one of the church's supporting ministries or upcoming events. In this particular PSA, Journey Students needed an announcement video created to discuss the camp rules for campers who would be attending youth camp that year. In similar fashion in how I filmed Pastor Mark's PSA, I filmed Brad Dreibelbis inside The Journey's studio against a backdrop... while using lower-thirds to separate each camp rule within the PSA's dialog.
Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe Fireworks CS6
The Journey
Talent: Brad Dreibelbis
Videography by: Eric Richard Satter
Post-Production by: Eric Richard Satter
Occasionally, The Journey's Creatives Videography Team will be assigned to create content needed for the church’s social media accounts. During Love Week, the church’s annual community outreach initiative, I was assigned to interview 3 people from 3 different community outreach projects throughout that week. Talent’s interviews took place on location… while b-roll video footage was also filmed on location.
Canon EOS REBEL T5i DSLR Camera, Tripod, Azden Wireless WHD-Pro Audio Kit with a wireless lavalier microphone
Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe Fireworks CS6
The Journey, A Door of Hope Pregnancy Center
Talent: Carol Doherty
Videography by: Eric Richard Satter
Post-Production by: Eric Richard Satter
Occasionally, The Journey's Creatives Videography Team will be assigned to create content needed for the church’s social media accounts. During Love Week, the church’s annual community outreach initiative, I was assigned to interview 3 people from 3 different community outreach projects throughout that week. Talent’s interviews took place on location… while b-roll video footage was also filmed on location.
Canon EOS REBEL T5i DSLR Camera, Tripod, Azden Wireless WHD-Pro Audio Kit with a wireless lavalier microphone
Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe Fireworks CS6
The Journey, Sunday Breakfast Mission
Talent: Mark Doherty
Videography by: Eric Richard Satter
Post-Production by: Eric Richard Satter
Occasionally, The Journey's Creatives Videography Team will be assigned to create content needed for the church’s social media accounts. During Love Week, the church’s annual community outreach initiative, I was assigned to interview 3 people from 3 different community outreach projects throughout that week. Talent’s interviews took place on location… while b-roll video footage was also filmed on location.
Canon EOS REBEL T5i DSLR Camera, Tripod, Azden Wireless WHD-Pro Audio Kit with a wireless lavalier microphone
Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe Fireworks CS6
The Journey, The Clothing Bank of Delaware
Talent: Kathy Graham
Videography by: Eric Richard Satter
Post-Production by: Eric Richard Satter
Beyond the three video testimonials that I worked on for my Senior Project class, while I was a student at Wilmington University, I also decided to create a motion graphics video explaining the Bible concept behind pouredoutlife.org... as defined by 2 Kings 4:1-7. Eventually, this video will also be included at pouredoutlife.org... upon website launch.
Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC, Adobe Fireworks CS6
Pouredoutlife.org, Wilmington University
Voiceover by: Eric Richard Satter
A Door of Hope Pregnancy Center required a video advertisement that would help promote their Baby Bottle Benefit Fundraising Campaign. To keep this video project within their budget, Door of Hope decided on a simple and effective 45-second motion graphics spot... which relied on a scripted voiceover, kinetic typography, royalty-free background music, and a royalty-free stock image.
Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC, Adobe Fireworks CS6
A Door of Hope Pregnancy Center
This video is called "An Introduction to Toast" which was an evaluation video submission to work for Study.com. The only requirement which I was given, was to use the first 60 seconds of their given voiceover file... everything else was up to me, based upon my creativity. Because of the voiceover's light-hearted and fun take on its source material, I knew that my selected royalty-free background music and stock images had to match the voiceover's fun and amusing tone. In conclusion, my creativity was impressive enough to be hired on as a freelance contractor.
Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC, Adobe Fireworks CS6
Study.com
For a brief time, I worked remotely as a freelance video editor for study.com. The company's mission was to enable students to earn college credit as efficiently and cost-effectively as possible through the creation of educational videos. Each educational video had a pre-recorded voiceover from an already established script. My job was to creatively enhance each voiceover by including stock images and animation wherever needed within the educational video. I also had to follow very specific rules in regards to styling... such as usage of lower-thirds, headers, and transitions.
Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe Stock, Adobe Illustrator CC, Adobe Fireworks CS6, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC
Study.com
For a brief time, I worked remotely as a freelance video editor for study.com. The company's mission was to enable students to earn college credit as efficiently and cost-effectively as possible through the creation of educational videos. Each educational video had a pre-recorded voiceover from an already established script. My job was to creatively enhance each voiceover by including stock images and animation wherever needed within the educational video. I also had to follow very specific rules in regards to styling... such as usage of lower-thirds, headers, and transitions.
Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe Stock, Adobe Illustrator CC, Adobe Fireworks CS6, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC
Study.com
For a brief time, I worked remotely as a freelance video editor for study.com. The company's mission was to enable students to earn college credit as efficiently and cost-effectively as possible through the creation of educational videos. Each educational video had a pre-recorded voiceover from an already established script. My job was to creatively enhance each voiceover by including stock images and animation wherever needed within the educational video. I also had to follow very specific rules in regards to styling... such as usage of lower-thirds, headers, and transitions.
Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe Stock, Adobe Illustrator CC, Adobe Fireworks CS6, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC
Study.com
For years they’ve roamed our thoughts, with an unending appetite for human flesh. They are the undead: the words we’ve spoken, decisions we’ve made, and moments we’ve missed. Nothing has been able to stop their destructive onslaught – until now. Join us as we discover how to defeat the rotten hordes of regret and move on with our lives.
Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC, Adobe Fireworks CS6
The Journey
Lead Video Editor: Eric Richard Satter
Lead Videographer: Eric Richard Satter
Lead After Effects Animator: Eric Richard Satter
Project & Casting Director: Megan Larson
Audio Technician & Makeup Artist: Rebecca Schaller
News Anchor Talent: Barbara Walker
Zombie Talent: Justin Schaller
Background Talent: Megan Larson
After Effects News Intro supplied from: VideoHive.com
Music Remix & Audio Engineering by: Eric Richard Satter
Music & Sound Effects supplied by: Adobe CC Sound FX Library
One of the most complex problems many of us will ever have to solve is how to forgive. The bully who stole our dignity. The spouse who’s been unfaithful. The dishonest sibling or friend who betrayed our trust. The boss who let us go or employee who ripped us off. When the call to forgiveness just doesn’t add up, how do we move forward? Join us as we discover the formula that solves everything.
Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC
The Journey
Lead Video Editor: Andrew Travers
Lead After Effects Animator: Andrew Travers
Lead Videographer: Andrew Travers
Second Videographer: Eric Richard Satter
Third Videographer: Shawn M. Smith
Scriptwriter & Lead Talent: Michael Sandal
Underlying Music Track supplied by: AudioJungle.net
Over time, what was simple and clear can become distorted and complicated. That’s what’s happened with the original message of Christianity. But beneath all the cultural misconceptions and religious rabbit trails there’s still good news! It starts with what Jesus did and ends with what Jesus will do… and invites us in the meantime to experience a rich life with God. Join us as we strip away the unneeded layers and see the truth that changes lives, beginning with ours.
Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC
The Journey
Lead Video Editor: Eric Richard Satter
Lead After Effects Animator: Eric Richard Satter
Lead Videographer: Eric Richard Satter
Second Videographer: Colleen Leithren
Project Director: Andrew Travers
Location Director: Shawn M. Smith
Scriptwriter: Michael Sandal
Lead Talent: Mike Leithren
Music Remix & Audio Engineering by: Eric Richard Satter
Underlying Music Track supplied by: PremiumBeat.com
What are you afraid of? So many of us spend life frustrated by fear. We’re afraid to fail, afraid of being rejected, afraid to believe, and afraid of losing control. What if we could hope more? Trust more? Expect more? Achieve more? What if we could fear… less? Join us as we face our fears head on and experience more of what God intended for us… and less of what He didn’t.
Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC, Adobe Fireworks CS6
The Journey
Lead After Effects Animator: Eric Richard Satter
Stock footage from: VideoBlocks.com
Underlying Music Track supplied by: AudioJungle.net
Music Remix & Audio Engineering by: Eric Richard Satter
Pressure is a daily part of life. We’re stretched and stressed by tensions we face at work, in our relationships, with our money, and in the places deep within our souls that no one else sees. But what if there’s something bigger going on when life squeezes us hard? What if we could find joy in our struggles and purpose in our pain? Join us as we rediscover the opportunities hidden within our obstacles.
Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC
The Journey
Lead After Effects Animator: Eric Richard Satter
Stock footage from: VideoBlocks.com
Music Remix & Audio Engineering by: Eric Richard Satter
Any plans in several years? Don’t you wish you could predict that far ahead? No worries, God can. He has 20/20 vision for your future. And He has 20/20 plans for our church. We may see only where we’ve been or where we are, but God sees where we’re headed. He’s just waiting for us to see it with Him. Join us and catch a glimpse of what the future holds.
Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC
The Journey
Lead After Effects Animator: Eric Richard Satter
Scriptwriter & Voiceover Talent: Michael Sandal
After Effects Template supplied by: VideoHive.net
View-Master Sound FX supplied by: YouTube.com
Underlying Music Track supplied by: PremiumBeat.com
Music Remix & Audio Engineering by: Eric Richard Satter
Each year, my church dedicates an entire week towards serving and meeting the community needs of Newark, DE, and its surrounding metro areas. Multiple service projects take place simultaneously, and each one varies in scope. Service projects can be as simple as feeding the homeless... or they can be large and complex... like working on building projects. Regardless, every person at The Journey has a unique opportunity to serve others and show people the love of Jesus.
Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC
The Journey
Lead Video Editor: Andrew Travers
Lead Videographer: Eric Richard Satter
Second Videographer: Colleen Leithren
Third Videographer: Andrew Travers
Voiceovers supplied by: Barbara Walker & Le'Rhone Walker
Underlying Music Track supplied by: AudioJungle.net
Christmas Weekend at The Journey is a huge deal at my church... and The Journey's Worship Team most certainly knows that. Each year, during Christmas Weekend, the Worship Team starts off its body of worship with its annual Christmas song opener. It's very much a combination showpiece of the Worship Team's musical strengths in both vocal and instrumental talent. For 2015, the Worship Team chose to do a rock-driven version of the classic Christmas hymn "O' Come, O'Come Emmanuel" and they decided to pre-record their performance for people who would not be able to attend gatherings during Christmas Weekend at The Journey. Upon post-production completion, the Christmas music video became available on The Journey's social media accounts through Facebook, YouTube, Vimeo, and Instagram.
Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe Audition CC
The Journey
Lead Video Editor: Eric Richard Satter
Lead Videographer: Eric Richard Satter
Second Videographer: Shawn M. Smith
Baptism Weekends at The Journey are a time of celebration... as the church body comes together to celebrate those that have chosen to "Go Public" with their newfound faith as Christians. Symbolically, new believers and followers in Jesus Christ chose to leave and bury their old lifestyle behind them and symbolically have themselves be publically transformed and renewed through submersion in the waters of baptism... so that they, can rise resurrected into a new life which is holy and fully committed to Jesus Christ.
Adobe Premiere Pro CC
The Journey
Lead Video Editor: Eric Richard Satter
Lead Videographer: Eric Richard Satter
Second Videographer: Andrew Travers
Third Videographer: Shawn M. Smith
Photographer: Joshua A. Darone
Underlying Music Track supplied by: PremiumBeat.com
Before I began serving only on The Journey's Creatives Videography Team during September 2015, I originally started serving on The Journey's Video Production Team from May 2014 till September 2015 and got hands-on experience in live-event videography and post-production video editing. One year before that, from May 2013 - May 2014, I originally started serving on The Journey's Production Team as a Media Technician... in which my responsibilities were to run worship slides and the main speaker's message slides in ProPresenter, during each weekend. It wasn't until a year later, in May 2014, that the use of video teaching was put into practice.
Canon XF100 HD Professional Camcorder with mounted Tripod
Final Cut Pro X, Compressor
The Journey
Series Promo created by: Colleen Leithren
Talent: Lead Pastor Mark Johnston
Videography by: Eric Richard Satter
Post-Production by: Eric Richard Satter
While taking on the commission project of redesigning First Track Entertainment's existing website into a more fully functional responsive design website, the company's president had informed me that First Track Entertainment would eventually extend its entertainment reach within the areas of music videos, television shows, and feature-length motion pictures. To maintain First Track Entertainment's company branding, a logo reveal needed to be created... so that it can be attached to any future media projects that the company would eventually create and release to the general public.
Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC, Adobe Fireworks CS6, Video CoPilot's Element 3D & Optical Flares Plug-Ins
First Track Entertainment
For a brief time, I decided to take a sabbatical from serving and attending at The Journey in Newark, DE to see if God was leading me to transition to a more local church congregation in Dover, DE. The positive aspect of being at UNITED Church of Dover is that their church body is a part of the same church network to which The Journey belongs. So while serving at UNITED Church... some things felt the same, while other things felt different. While I was at UNITED Church, I served on the church's Production Team... which sadly, the Video Team did have a huge presence outside its use of recording video podcasts. There was no existence of a Creatives Videography Team at UNITED Church because there was no need for one. Despite this lack, I took it upon myself to voluntarily create a logo reveal for them (in the hope that they might decide to use it in the future). Although UNITED Church was grateful for my voluntary effort at creating a logo reveal, they decided not to use the logo reveal after its initial review and submission... and as such, I ended my sabbatical time at UNTIED Church and eventually returned to serving and attending at The Journey in Newark, DE.
Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC, Adobe Fireworks CS6
UNITED Church
About a year after I graduated from Wilmington University, Jeanette Halliburton had asked me if I would be willing to film her backyard wedding as paid commission project. I immediately said, "no." I was mainly concerned that I wouldn't be able to creatively deliver her expectations. But after a little convincing, my "no" transformed into a "maybe." I had to call a friend... and see if he would be willing to let me borrow some extra camera equipment. Luckily, he said yes... and I was able to create a multi-cam shoot for Jeanette's backyard wedding.
3 Canon EOS REBEL T5i DSLR Cameras, 2 Tripods, 1 make-shift SteadyCam, 2 Azden Wireless WHD-Pro Audio Kit with a wireless lavalier microphone, Sony Digital Audio Recorder
Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC, Adobe Fireworks CS6
Jeanette Halliburton Reshetar & Bryan Reshetar
While I was a college student at Wilmington University, I was required to participate in at least one internship before my final academic semester. Luckily, I was able to secure an internship that took place at the university's main campus. Numbers Bee is an online math game for K-12 students designed to promote numeracy and build confidence in their math skills through interactive learning and competition among peers. Wilmington University was approached by NumbersBee's local Delaware chapter to film and produce an educational tv game show of the popular math game. Filming took place inside the university's tv studio... and as a college intern, I was the lead post-production video editor for the entire game show. Thanks to advancements in non-linear video editing software, I took full advantage of working backward to create the game show's introduction.
Final Cut Pro X, Adobe Flash Professional, Adobe Fireworks CS6
Wilmington University
In this class assignment, each student had to choose a pre-selected, royalty-free, music track... and then, were instructed to film a compelling, story-driven video that would relate to the student's chosen music track. The twist, however, was that each student's video was restricted from using any dialog whatsoever... the music track, and its corresponding visuals, had to tell the overall story. The music track I selected, very much reminded me of food and some type of restaurant. So that led me, to create a chili recipe video for this class assignment... and I am very thankful that one of my best friends agreed to be filmed as the video's food preparer and cook.
Canon EOS REBEL T5i DSLR Camera, Tripod
Final Cut Pro X
Wilmington University
As a video editor, I have a passionate love for cinema and television. My obsession with the Star Wars saga, began very early when I was in elementary school. I vividly remember the head school librarian sitting the class down to watch a surprise film strip of the entire Battle of Hoth sequence from The Empire Strikes Back. It was a surprise for many students, because the film wasn't even released in movie theaters yet... and the head school librarian had connections that allowed the school to watch an advanced screening of a small portion of the film. My eyes were fixed on the screen, and during that very moment... I would forever become a fan of Star Wars. When Star Wars: The Force Awakens was announced, my eyes were fixated on every movie trailer that was released. And in typical video editor fashion, I took it upon myself to create a super-edit movie trailer by combining all of the previously released movie trailer footage into one long movie trailer... which was completed before the actual movie was finally released in movie theaters.
Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe Fireworks CS6
As a video editor, I have a passionate love for cinema and television. When it comes to superhero movies, Christopher Nolan's "The Dark Knight Trilogy" literally set the standard of quality from which all future superhero movies would eventually adopt and follow. Instead of focusing itself on comic book fantasy, the trilogy worked very well by grounding itself in reality. Sure, there are moments within the trilogy where Batman's technology closely resembles the technological fantasy of James Bond... but, it still works... because the drama and storytelling of Christopher Nolan's "The Dark Knight Trilogy" are centered and focused around its lead and minor characters... and that's what makes this superhero trilogy believable. When movie trailers for “The Dark Knight Rises” began to drop, I wanted to take on the fun task of creating my version of a movie trailer for the film. Although the majority of the footage I used were clips of the upcoming new movie, I decided to go back and use select scenes from the trilogy’s previous two films to portray The Dark Knight’s journey.
Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe Audition CC
During the summer of 2007, God blessed me with an opportunity to be hired at Camp Barnabas – a Christian summer camp for special needs kids, located in Purdy, MO. My responsibility was to create a weekly music video that showcased the campers’ weekly activities and events. Needless to say, this job was not without challenges. But these challenges allowed me to become a better person… by sharpening my technical skills and being more efficient with my time. In short, my summer experience changed me for the better… and reignited my passion for video editing. Little did I know, that my time at Camp Barnabas was just a stepping stone to something much greater. In the years that followed, I found myself back in Delaware and finally completing my college education… an educational journey that took 4 schools and 20 years to complete.
Sony HandyCam, Tripod
Pinnacle Studio 9
Camp Barnabas
Autodesk Mudbox, Autodesk Maya, Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC
Wilmington University
Autodesk Maya, Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC
Wilmington University
Autodesk Maya, Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC
Wilmington University
Autodesk Maya, Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC
Wilmington University
Autodesk Maya, Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC
Wilmington University
Autodesk Maya, Adobe After Effects CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC
Wilmington University
Adobe Flash Professional, Adobe Fireworks CS6, Adobe Dreamweaver CC
Nashville Netlinks
Adobe Flash Professional, Adobe Fireworks CS6, Adobe Dreamweaver CC
Nashville Netlinks
Adobe Flash Professional, Adobe Fireworks CS6, Adobe Dreamweaver CC
Nashville Netlinks
Adobe Dreamweaver CC, Adobe Fireworks CS6, Adobe Acrobat Pro
HTML 5, CSS 3, Bootstrap
VISIT OFFLINE WEBSITE
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HTML 5, CSS 3, Bootstrap
VISIT OFFLINE WEBSITE
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HTML 5, CSS 3, Bootstrap
VISIT LIVE WEBSITE
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VISIT OFFLINE WEBSITE
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Architecture
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Concerts
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Animals & Wildlife
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Candids
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