A surreal comedy short that mixes live action filmmaking and virtual production technology, including using a virtual camera with sets built in Unreal Engine and an optical camera tracking system.

Submission for EditRave’s ‘Big Editing Challenge’. I was one of the nine selected winners chosen to be reviewed and to receive live feedback from editor Josh Beal, ACE.
Comb Back (temporary name) is the story of the band Honeycomb, led by singer Greg Comb, gaining a second chance at fame and fortune — as long as the world continues to believe Greg is dead.

Worked directly with Jason to create his Artist Reel.

Footage and transcripts provided by EditStock. Process included reviewing footage, creating a paper edit, creating and organizing stringouts and selects in order to create a 7–8min documentary. I was responsible for all aspects of the final cut which includes titles, color grading, and sound design.

Footage provided by EditStock. The EditStock download also included a lined script, camera report, music and sound effects. I was responsible for all aspects of the final cut which includes titles, color grading, and sound design.

Footage was provided by Adobe  and was part of a contest  they ran a few years ago. This project allowed me to use multi-camera editing and experiment with some effects.

First short film utilizing my story concept. The parameters included a limited shot list with no camera movement, no dialogue, and a final version no longer than 1:30. Shot on DVC campus in roughly 2hrs with a Canon 90D. Pre-production storyboard and shot list was split among our 3-person crew. I created all the graphic elements and provided art direction. Post-production included editing, color grading, and sound design.

This [my] edited version was selected for the DVC Art-Digital Media & FTVE Student Showcase which was shown on May 19, 2022.

Final project. Responsible for the storyboard, script breakdown sheet, and sound recording. Sound recording was done using a zoom recorder, wireless lavs, and boom mic. This was a 5-person crew. We shot on two separate days with roughly 2.5 hours for each day using a Canon C100 and Canon 90D. Post production included editing, color grading, sound design, and creating a poster.

In coming up with the story concept, the parameters I set for myself were that it needed to be filmed in one location, little to no dialog, and it should include some VFX. Pre-production involved creating a script and shot list. For post production, I edited in Adobe Premiere with dynamic linking to After Effects files. This was shot with a Canon 90D and portable LED video lights rented from the DVC equipment library.

Concept and dialogue inspired by TikTok and Funny or Die parody videos. Shot using a Canon 90D. Pre-production included creating a shooting plan, storyboard, and shot list. Post production including editing in Adobe Premiere and motion graphics in After Effects.

VFX of choice. I had a general story idea that I wanted to use which included creating a holographic image. I used my iPhone 8, a tri-pod, and green screen fabric. This was edited in After Effects.

Excerpt from 'The Big Lebowski'. The process included creating a storyboard, with at least six screens, and an animatic.

15–20 sec project where we were instructed to convey an emotion (but not actually share with the class what emotion we did). The process included doing a mindmap and a moodboard.