The above Patient Expectations video from Javara describes what patients can expect when they participate in a clinical trial.
My contributions to the video above included:
Creating the entire video using Creative Studio Pro from a script.
Extracting and editing scenes together from b-roll footage.
Creating, animating, or tweaking any motion graphics.
Adding a voice track and timing the video to the recording, as well as selecting and adding a background music track.
The above DSIVerse video from DSI unveils the logo for the company’s first-ever intranet for employees. The video was played in front of the entire company during DSI’s annual company-wide event, National Sales Meeting, in 2022.
My contributions to the video above included:
Creating the entire video, including animating the logo (which I created as well), editing, and adding sound.
The above Patient Compensation video from Javara describes how patients are compensated if they participate in a clinical trial. It was used on the company website and on social media.
My contributions to the video above included:
Using the software Doodly to conceptualize and create the video from a script.
Selecting, adding, or modifying illustration assets for the video.
Editing the entire video using the assets, timing it to a voice recording, and adding in a background music track.
Creating multiple versions/formats of the video for specific social platforms, including making alternate versions for each healthcare partner Javara had.
My initial contributions to this major project — a virtual commencement (due to the COVID-19 pandemic) for the last graduates from the Dallas College Community College District before it became Dallas College — included:
Conceptualizing a design for the video opening. My initial concept for the opening featured falling confetti effects, as well as fade-ins of the text and a sweeping gold highlight effect to emphasize the momentous and formal event. These initial ideas were incorporated with a few other design concepts to create the final intro that appears in the above video for El Centro College, as well as the other colleges’ videos.
Conceptualizing a design for the lower thirds. I kept the same unified concept with fade-ins and a sweeping gold highlight effect. These initial ideas were incorporated into the final lower thirds that are used throughout all the individual college videos.
My responsibilities during the production phase included:
Creating the editable template files and usable lower third video files for the chancellor and board of trustees for each of the district’s seven colleges.
Creating the editable template files and final video files for a broad list of speakers — faculty, students, and guest speakers — for each of the seven colleges.
Importing and editing the speaker videos — stabilizing any shaky camera movements and cutting the videos at the appropriate sections — while also implementing the sweeping gold effect to the outline of each speakers’ video for each of the seven colleges.
Editing the aerial drone footage background to create a dynamic effect for each of the college videos.
This project required close cooperation and collaboration with fellow designers, videographers, and media personnel to accomplish the intended goals — which I believe we were able to achieve with great results.