Eric Loubert

I was hired to shoot, edit, and color correct/grade a minute-long promotional video for a lecturer from the FTA.

I edited a short documentary film for a former classmate of mine. The hard drives with the footage were sent to me in the mail and I worked from home.

I, along with a friend filmed a live music video for a band that I know personally. The video was shot during their show using two cameras and an H4N Zoom Recorder for sound.

I was selected to be the cinematographer and editor for a film as part of a 24 hour film contest, where a film needs to be written, shot, and edited in 24 hours. The video that was submitted to the contest was an abridged trailer for the actual movie.

I edited and colored a video for an Indiegogo campaign video. The video was never posted, but I have retained a copy to show potential clients on their request.

On this film, I was the colorist. I, along with the director, color corrected and graded the film.

I was the lead data manager on Whorror. I backed up files from three different cameras while on location. I also helped in the camera department as a camera assistant.

I was directing a documentary short film called The Blissfest Experience. I was also the camera operator and data manager.