Most of my video projects are unavailable as they were taken offline as part of the transition from RE/MAX INTEGRA to RE/MAX, LLC. There are a few that I had access to, but I hope to add more in the future.
Nano-Tip - Creating PowerPoint Themes
As a frequent user of LinkedIn Learning, I've fallen in love with their nano-tips, aimed at providing precise learning on subjects that are limited in scope. I decided to try my hand at this by fusing video capture from OBS, voice capture from Adobe Audition, and compilation in Premiere Pro.
Real Estate Techies - 2016
This was a project run with a friend from within the real estate industry to hightlight changes taking place to the technology in the industry. We got through a couple of videos before the partnership dissolved. This was one of the examples I had put together for the partnership.
Event Intro Video - 2021
I volunteered to assist the AIGA Minnesota team with their 2021 Design show video assets. The first objective was to come up with an intro that generated energy and excitement for the event while explaining the content being covered and highlighting the event sponsors. I utilized an After Effects template to show off the visuals and paired it with upbeat music to create a lively ambience.
Social Media Animation - 2020
We wanted to highlight the recruiting efforts of our brokers and agents so I was asked to create a video template that we would update quarterly. I made the number of agents a variable so that all I had to do was change the variable and re-render the video.
This was designed from scratch in Adobe Premiere and Adobe After Effects.
Technology Launch Teaser - 2016
We launched a new technology suite and needed a video to create interest and demonstrate value. I built the project out in Adobe After Effects from a template and then migrated it to Premiere Pro for editing and soundtrack.
Event Promotion - 2016
We shot this video in 2016 and released it in 2017 to increase registrations for our fall conference. I provided principle videography and generated a number of the graphics involved.
Disclaimer - This was our first year adding tracking shots to the cinematography and our tripod wasn't strong enough to properly stabilize the DSLR, so there is some wobbly footage.
