Amanda Lehman

I was responsible for syncing footage, using Twixtor on Final Cut 7 to add slow motion, and edited the majority of the video (my cut was chosen by the artist over other editor’s versions).

I helped call extras for casting, decorate the set with the art department, and run sound, and acted as a stand in for lighting and set up.

I was responsible for booking the weddings, learning the schedule of the day and what was to be expected in the event, and executed the taping and editing of the video.

I operated the camera at many weddings and special events as well as sporting events. I learned how to be quick on my feet, set up quality shots quickly to capture the live event as the day unfolds.

I have edited all wedding, special events, and sporting events after taping them. I know how to use Final Cut Express as well as Final Cut Pro and have been editing with these systems for eight years.

I was responsible for taping a full day of dances at a dance competition in Syracuse, NY. I was the only videographer in one room, I taped all dances that occurred in that specific room.

Edited a video for a local school about starting a composting program. The video was shown to the Board of Education at a school board meeting.

I edited a "Soup" like entertainment talk show, using many green screen effects. I also produced and co-hosted the show.

As Producer of the entertainment talk show, Commotion, I gathered/created the content to be discussed, worked with talent and guests, produced small segments added in, made timeline and script for the show, and worked with the director. I also hosted and edited this show.

For three years I directed the on campus talk show, The Last Resort, that ran weekly. We varied between being live to tape and edited. The show had skits and a variety of guests and ran for 30 minutes.

I logged and captured footage for the main editors to edit with. I also helped edit and fine tune videos ready to post online, I used Final Cut. This company specialized in making videos for towns and businesses.

For two years I directed the on campus sports show. There was a main host and two other hosts that discussed sporting events. The format varied from live to tape talk show, to edited talk show, to a sports news show. The show taped weekly and ran for 30 minutes.

Directed the live taping of two major basketball games on campus. I also was part of the crew that set up for the event.

I directed the live revealing of the on campus show Queer Eye for the Fisher Guy. It was a live event held on campus.