Video Promotion: Brain Computer Interfaces
Video Title: Using MazeSuite and functional Near Infrared Spectoscopy to study learning in spatial navigation
This project was to explain two subjects: functional Near Infrared (fNIR) Spectoscopy and MazeSuite, a spatial navigation program. I shot, captured, edited the video work needed for the project. All the videos were shot within the biomedical engineering labs at Drexel University.
Motion Graphic: Wedding Slideshow 2011
This motion graphic piece was for a wedding in 2011. To give the 3D cutout effect, each photo was edited and manually selected onto different layers. These layers were then arranged in 3D space to create depth.
Video work done with Adobe After Effects and Photoshop
Motion Graphic: Wedding Slideshow 2010
This wedding motion graphic piece was created in 2010. The piece follows the couple's lives through their early childhood till the engagement.
Video work done with Adobe After Effects and Photoshop
Matte Painting: Steampunk Theme
This project was focused around Matte Painting, or scene extension, that showed live actors conversing in a seemingly real steam punk environment. The video is suppose to be a very short piece showing an event of some sort. This project was created using Nuke, Maya, Houdini, Massive, and Photoshop. I specifically worked on the rotoscoping, texturing, airship modeling, animations, and sounds. Click here to view Movie
Video Promotion: Cambodia Blindness Awareness
Cataracts are one of the major leading causes of blindness in all countries. This development is most prevalent in the developing countries of the tropical Belt. Cataracts in Cambodia account for 65% of blindness and 75% of visual impairment. In 2007, the World Blindness Outreach (WBO) went to Cambodia to do free surgeries on people with this ailment.
I created a promotional video that summarized their trip to Cambodia, showing the native people, and the surgeries they performed. Click here to see Promo Video.
Compositing: On Display Music Video
This Music video was for a band called On Display. The video premise involved the band members falling through their world into a paper one. Here they come together with their paper clones and put on a show for the paper people. This project was created using Maya, Nuke, and Photoshop. Click here to view Clip
Video Promotion: Phi Mu Rush
Every year Sororities and Fraternities have to make a Rush Video to recruit new members. I did freelance work for a few years for the Phi Mu Sorority at Drexel. Each year picks a theme that follows specific guidelines. The theme for 2005 was “The Real Powel ton Village” a parody of the “Laguna Beach”. This project used Adobe Premiere and After Effects.