VIDEO EDITORIAL
Global Gateway Advisors - Internal All-Hands Meeting
I was provided the storyboard by the client - I edited the entire piece, plus a cutdown to :60, chose all music, and animated the logo. Client Review: “The meeting was awesome. We kicked it off with the video and there was applause and laughter. It set just the right tone for our team at this time. Music choice was spot on, and the edit was just right. Thank you, thank you!” - Laura Lowery, Senior Director, Head of Creative (see end - around 3:02 - for the super fun personal section)
Mars Global - LGBTQIA+
I was given no script or storyboard - only 2 hours of Zoom interviews - 1.5 hours with the three interviewees and .5 hr with the one solo interviewee (they asked me to also block out the interviewer) and I was tasked with developing and weaving a story out of their testimonials to show how Mars Global supports their LGBTQIA+ employees! I cut a 2:30 and a :60 for social media. Click to play!
Global Auditing/Merger/Tax Company
Get-to-Know-Us Video: I was tasked with creative-concepting for a large RFP-response deck presentation, and when our team mentioned they would be presenting in person to the potential client, I suggested we make a video to introduce our team members in the middle of the static deck. This would allow them to feature their personalities, photos, and what they liked most about our clients’s retail stores. This video played on a loop during their lunch break, and incited conversations around not just business, but commonalities in extracurriculars as well - sports, pets and family. This is a short version of the longer video. I was told it was the highlight of the presentation (and we won their business)! “The team said {the video you created] was the differentiator. It’s awesome!” - My Design Manager
(Personal info changed for proprietary reasons)
Brain Harmony - Masterclass in Neuroplasticity of the Brain
I was given 2+ hours of talking head video and I was tasked with cutting it down to a 20 minute masterclass, removing all flubs and extraneous information, and then adding imagery to create more visual interest. No script, just following the story.