Showing posts with label Premiere Pro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Premiere Pro. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 11, 2025

"Walking With D'Vonte Allen" Action Sequence

 


Follow communications senior D'Vonte Allen as he takes a stroll around SC State's lovely campus! This new assignment in my Basic TV Production class is called "Action Sequence",  capturing a person step-by-step as they walk from one to place to another. Click on the video below to take a walk with D'Vonte Allen and visit his blog for more of his personal content!



Working on this project, I've learned how to become the director and videographer, and later the editor using Adobe Premiere Pro to put it all together with titles and music and the clips that should be edited together into a smooth, flowing process. 

Friday, October 24, 2025

Campus Conversations with RJ Steadman & Summer Gray



In this segment of Campus Conversations, host RJ Steadman is interviewing senior communications major Summer Gray on her experiences at SC State, her advice for future graduates, and her plans for the future! Click on the video below to get the full scoop!

Visit the blogs of RJ Steadman and Summer Gray for more of their personal content.


                  





Filming and directing this interview has taught me how to  record specific shots needed to piece the completed interview so it looks like there were two cameras in use, not just one. 

Using Premiere Pro, I have learned how to edit and cut listening shots, reverse questions, used "supers" to identify the participants, and use background music courtesy of Incompetech!






Tuesday, September 2, 2025

Fall 2025 First TV Production Project


Journalism major, Jalyn Woodbury gives her brief presentation in her Basic Television Production class at SC State. This is the first assignment we do in class to get some early experience in front of and behind the camera. Learning how to properly set up a camera and create blog posts are a few new things I've learned in this course. Click on the video above to view this video and more content on my newly developed Youtube channel.




Using Premiere Pro, this version has added a "super" showing my name and background music courtesy of Incompetech. The lightning was enhanced to make the visuals brighter and the audio was trimmed.






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