Video Production

I have been creating videos for fun since I was 10 years old, using Windows Movie Maker. I love cinematography, effects, and compelling editing. My internships have allowed me to create a plethora of videos for Hamline. All were made using Final Cut Pro 7. 

Make Your Mark Student Leader Selection Video (2011); In addition to posters, postcards, banners, and digital signage, I was tasked with creating a short marketing video for the Make Your Mark recruitment campaign. The result is the video that I am perhaps most proud of.  

Piper Music Video 2011 (2011); The music video is an annual orientation tradition that stars orientation leaders and is shown to incoming students during the summer program Piper Preview. I wrote, filmed, edited, and produced this year's video, an interpretation of Journey's song "Anyway You Want it". 

 

 Piper Boogie 2011 Video (2011); Another orientation tradition is the Piper Boogie, a choreographed dance put on by the orientation leaders and residence advisers during fall orientation. I used footage from the boogie and created a video that attempted to capture the fun essence of the activity. I'm very proud of the end result!

Mike Farris Mount Everest Video (2011); For my Media Relations internship, I had the privilege of creating an exciting video chronicling Hamline professor Mike Farris' summit of Mt. Everest. Loved working with the high-definition footage! I also wrote an enterprise article for the website, which you can view above in my writing samples post. This video demonstrates my ability to edit videos in an academic/professional setting.