Rather than being the typical quick view of video clips with a bed of music, this reel also includes descriptions of what I've done in each production instance, including a fairly comprehensive outline of my wedding video service.
I've no idea why I forgot to post this from the previous quarter, but this was my (and Sean Murphy's) final project for the classes Field Shooting/Lighting and Digital Editing. It's a news story, or rather a human interest story, classified as an Electronic Field Production. The topic is the effect that differing types of venues have on local musicians, whether positively or negatively. Production-wise, we got a bit all over the place with the lighting: from it being a bit too dark with the Maralie Armstrong segment, to it being like an Easy Bake Oven for Chrstian Staton. There are a few other issues as well, but overall, I think it came out well for our first attempt at such a thing.
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Just a little After Effects exercise that I thought up and put together.
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This is not anything official for The Discovery Channel. It's the logo I chose to animate and perform the listed requirements for my Motion Graphics (After Effects) class. I had to look for a flat globe of the Earth, make it spherical, add clouds (3 layers), rotate the planet to the left; rotate the clouds at different intervals, to the right; place the (hypothetical) names in a particular sequence; show a graph; and roll some credits -- all of these at specified times, making sure not to encroach upon the rights of the logo.
This is a Kinetic Type project that I did in my Motion Graphics (After Effects) class a few weeks ago, and simply forgot to post, as I was just so busy with other stuff. It's my first attempt at it, but I did spend a bit of time on it. The comments my instructor posted to it were "Awesome. Simply awesome!"
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My new animated logo for "Hare in the Moon Productions". I created this in After Effects. The images of the bunny and the moon are not my own. I'm in the midst of working it out with the copyright owners to use them.
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I keep vacillating between "Hare in the Moon" or "Shawn Hare" Productions, for the name of my (potential) production company.
