Brittany Whitesel

Prepped and edited Episode 1 with Avid Media Composer using 1080i QuickTime ISO recordings and ATEM switches. Additionally served as DIT/Data Manager from Fall 2015 to Spring 2016 for Episodes 1 and 2. Responsible for logging and capturing recordings for a 4 Panasonic HPX camera setup during live-to-tape broadcasts of the 30-minute sitcom.

Avid Editor for a 5-minute sci-fi drama shot on the Sony FS7 and Odyssey 7Q. Additionally responsible for manually relinking 1080p files to 4K as the files were not uniformly recorded.

Wrote, produced, edited and colored "The Four O'Clock," a 5-minute comedy shot on the Sony F65 and FS7. Edited the footage in Avid Media Composer 8; transcoded and colored the film in DaVinci Resolve 12.

Avid Editor for a 6-minute documentary about the long-term effects of beach erosion. Overcame obstacles encountered with corrupted transcoded .m4v/DNxHD media files. The film received official selection for the 2016 Gray's Reef Ocean Film Festival.

Assistant Editor Intern for 6 Chris Brown music videos: "Back to Sleep," "Wrist," "Anyway," "Picture Me Rollin,'" "Little More (Royalty)," and "Ain't Shit Change." Responsible for providing editorial support for initial project lineups, syncing dailies, VFX, beauty, color prepping, sequence rebuilds, file backups, and overall quality control.

Editor and Colorist of a short film about a grieving mother who is stuck in a time loop. This repeating effect was created with multiple 1-10 frames-long shots spliced carefully throughout the film. The film was heavily desaturated to reinforce the character's obscure state of mind.

Responsible for producing and editing an oceanic film with media from National Geographic for the 2012 Digital Media Exhibit Program in Savannah, GA.