Audio Projects
The audio file below is an interactive narrative of "The Mouse, the Bird, and the Sausage" written by the Brothers Grimm. I created the audio project below by using music and sound effects from Westar in conjunction with a voice recording. Click on the play button below to listen.
Below is an Edit Decision List (EDL) that I created to use as a guide in the composition and editing stages of this audio project. As you can see, the timing of each effect is mapped out in order to provide a clear understanding of the total length of the project and each of its components.
Below you can see the various narrative components, sound effects, and musical selections that I cut and adjusted in order to deliver a professional quality audio story. For this project I used Garageband and edited the file using various comping and equalization techniques.
Below is an example of a narration that I created for Pioneer Village in Kissimmee, FL. The music and sound effects are courtesy of Westar. This narration exemplifies my abilities to storyboard, write a script, and create professional quality audio projects. Click on the play button below to listen.
As you scroll down you will see a screenshot of the edits that I completed for the Pioneer Village audio project. When you look at the blue field at the bottom of the image you can see that the project was recorded in 11 takes. However, using various editing techniques I was able to create a consistent and professional quality narration.
Video Projects
Videos are an excellent way to visually captivate your target audience. Incorporating various design tools and techniques into the video production helps to keep viewers attentive and engaged.
The video below is a project that I created and developed through iMovie. The text and images displayed in this video were developed through Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop. Syncing the visuals along with the vocal track helps to keep the viewer interested and engaged.
Below is another video project that I developed as a part of a workplace safety training program. The video presents information in an engaging, yet simple manner. The format of the video encourages viewers to further explore information that was not covered and recall that which was. The narration and visuals work together to create a positive and logical learning experience for the viewer.
