1 Second Everyday (sometimes 2) recorded from August 27th to November 29th. This was the first assignment in my Video for Photographers class. I've done 1 Second a Day projects before and always enjoy them. This is the longest 1 Second Everyday project I've completed and it's a great reminder of everything I managed to cram into the Fall semester in 2018. Assignment: Use the 1 Second Everyday app to record a moment from each day during the semester. Class: Video for Photographers Instructor: Doug Clark Tools: iPhone, 1 Second Everyday (app)

Another How to Cosplay instructional video! This one is a Jem and the Holograms makeup tutorial. I had a lot of fun making this video. I'm a huge fan of '80s cartoons and Jem is one of my favorites. This shoot was a little more complex than my previous one. I used three cameras for this shoot, two for my main setup, and one for shooting b-roll. I used the Voice Recorder Pro app on my iPhone to record audio. Shout out to my husband Karl for helping me start and stop cameras during filming. He's the best! Assignment: Create [...]

Bringing it all together! This instructional video was a lot of fun to make, but also super tedious since I was filming myself with a little help from my husband Karl who helped stop and start the cameras. I used a two-camera setup to record the footage and used the Voice Recorder Pro app on my iPhone to record the audio. It was a challenge to sync everything up in Premiere Pro but I figured it out. Overall I'm really happy with how this video came out minus one or two audio issues. I definitely have a newfound respect for [...]

This summer-themed haiku video turned out well. It took a lot of shots to get the lens-pull and camera panning just right. I'm still very intimidated by video but I'm learning and am excited to tackle more video projects. Ah! Summer grasses! All that remains Of the warrior’s dreams - Matsuo Bassho Assignment: Create a video inspired by a summer-themed haiku. No sound. Class: Video for Photographers Instructor: Doug Clark Tools: Canon 60D, Adobe Premiere Pro

My sister lost her fiance Joshua to an accidental overdose. After his passing, she had to pack up and store all their belongings in a storage unit and move back home to live with our parents. It's crazy how quickly and unexpectantly life can change. This video was shot for a class assignment. My sister graciously volunteered to be my subject and appreciated the documentation of this very difficult time in her life. Assignment: Create a five-shot sequence. No sound. Class: Video for Photographers Instructor: Doug Clark Tools: Canon 60D, Panasonic G4, Adobe Premiere Pro