This interview was filmed with a Canon camera and other professional film equipment for my Broadcast Journalism class. I had Amber take us through her journey on the Cheerleading Team throughout the past 4 years while including emotional and humorous moments. This video was edited on CapCut.

I filmed and edited this video completely by myself in one day. I found ways to shoot the different angles while simultaneously being the model. This was my final project for my Video Marketing class which was a "brand video". I chose to do Gymshark as it is one of my favorite athletic brands and had a lot of fun making this piece. This is not officially affiliated with the brand Gymshark.

In my Video Marketing class, we were asked to film and edit an "Athletic Hype Video" from scratch. Everyone in the class uploaded their footage to a shared drop box, in which we then sorted through and chose what clips we wanted to use. We planned our shots by creating a shot list, which helped us direct the athletes with what we wanted them to do on film day. It was completely up to us what we wanted to do with the footage and what story we wanted to convery. It was hard at first with such a limited music selection, but I had a story in mind and was able to match it with the audio I chose. I made sure to film a lot of signage and parts of the Sports Complex and stadium as I knew that is how I wanted to start the video. My video then transitions into the players getting ready and suiting up for their sport. I then transition to clips of intensive training and performances by the athletes. I then made sure to feature the team name of each sport, whether it was a shirt logo or uniform. The following clips show sportsmanship amongst our athletes and the support they give each other. Finally, I end the video with the Stonehill Athletics logo paired with a tradition that two football players share which is praying together. I thought this was a fitting note to end on as it shows that Stonehill College and their athletics are rooted in faith.

I created this promotional video for OakWell Estate Winery for a "brand video advertisement" assignment in my Video Marketing class. The professor gave us access to a dropbox of stock footage and a hypothetical client brief to follow as we began to edit. We had to write a voice over script as well as select and edit the stock footage. The goal of this video was to position the company that it is a wine that everyone can enjoy for any occasion. I also made sure to include the tagline we were provided with, which is “wine made for sharing — from our family to yours.”

In my Video Marketing class, we were required to film an event recap on an event happening around campus at the time. I chose to cover "Donut Worry Wednesday", one of the events that took place for Stonehill's Spirit Week.