Documenting the Laudato Si’ Commitment brought together the call for sustainability and the art of aerial storytelling. It was a joy to return to aerial videography and this moment made it worth it.
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I had the chance to document and collaborate on a story that still echoes through West Baltimore, the The Highway to Nowhere, a failed project that split a thriving community and left a void which would have a negative impact for decades.
Behind the project lies a deeper story of community, displacement and resilience. I am honored to help bring it to light in hopes that the conversation continues.
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In this episode, I had the opportunity to sit down with Marc Cersosimo , Filmmaker & Community Video Producer at Vimeo. We talk about Backpack Video Production and the value in creating quality content with mobile devices. and discuss mobile video production. This video shares some of the key takeaways from the conversation.
I had the opportunity to teach a three day video production class “4K in the UK” at Newcastle University, in the city Newcastle, England. The experience consisted of short modules that covered advanced video production techniques, photography, aerial videography and backpack travel production. It was a great opportunity to explore a new environment in the classroom and in the campus and beautiful city.
I was pleased to see that my time there was so well received. I was even asked if I would come again to teach there, given the experience. Moments like these are ones that last a lifetime and validate the passion that I have for teaching technology and preparing the next generation for success in their chosen field.
This video below shares testimonials from the students that participated in the event.
