Christine Kash

Wrangled footage from the internet for the lead editor to use in creating a sizzle reel. Re-compressed footage when necessary to optimize workflow. Effectively cataloged footage for easy access.

-Adjusted exposure and tint from 4 different cameras to match. -Solved audio issues and cut out the speaker’s stumbles without creating jump cuts. -Generated simple graphic elements to help illustrate the speaker’s points. -Successfully apply director, producer, and speaker’s notes to yield a dynamic result.

• Coordinated and executed tasks between three different locations. • Adapted to changing goals as needs developed.

Edit and create simple motion graphics for a series of educational videos published on the Internet.

Used Adobe Premiere and DaVinci Resolve. Formed a cohesive and flowing story from an interview session with former Major League Baseball player Mike Sweeney. Colored footage from 4 different kinds of camera and give them a uniform, meaningful aesthetic.

Premiere and Resolve. Editor: Covered the four main characters to establish their personality and positions in a short time. Accentuated moments of comedy and suspense. Colorist: Brought out greens and blues with added contrast to create a harsh environment, and moved to warmer tones with higher values towards the end.

Created expectation and suspense in the first few sequences that blossomed into comedy and lead to a heartfelt resolution at the end.

FCP, Premiere, Resolve. Editor: Overcame lack of footage to craft the most meaningful story possible by finessing the timing and creatively modifying shot sequences and orientation. Colorist: Made an almost immediate transition from night to day more believable. Expanded contrast and created better visuals within an otherwise flat picture.