This video was produced for The University of the South and focuses on undergraduate research opportunities.
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Sewanee EMS video
This video was produced for the Sewanee student volunteer EMS department.
February’s RN: Real Nurses
I’m excited to share this video about UNC pediatric oncology nurse Jeanne Gartner. Nathan Clendenin and I traveled to Las Cruces, New Mexico to film her in January during the Mesilla Valley Hor Air Balloon Rally. This video is our second episode of the Real Nurses series. It was a wonderful trip. We had a blast filming. Have a look and leave some comments if you like it!
Real Doctors Real People – Sara Wobker
This week is exciting because I have several videos that I worked on that are going live. Today, UNC launched February’s Real Doctors, Real People video about pathologist Sara Wobker. Sara practices the equestrian sport of “dressage.” Nathan Clendenin and I were able to spend some time with her and her horse Brew recently and the video below is the result. Special thanks again to Ross Nelson of Brown Hound Music and Sound for the great music and audio mix.
Sewanee Fire Department video
Last November, I got to visit my alma mater, The University of the South, for my 10 year reunion. I stayed afterward for a week to produce three videos for the Office of Marketing and Communications. I’m excited to report that they released the first video on YouTube today – about the Sewanee Fire Department. It’s a unique fire department that is staffed largely by college students. The video profiles the student director of the department.
I shot it by myself on my Canon 5d Mark II and was able to ride along in a fire truck and film a fire drill. As a camera operator, I tried to put myself in the heart of the action so that the viewer could share in the intensity of fighting a fire.
I collaborated with Ross Nelson on the music and sound mix. I really love how his custom compositions add an extra layer of quality to my work.
Enjoy the video, and please leave feedback so I can continue to improve my work!
