Person on the Street

 During class time, we interview students at the pit. I asked them who would they like to see for SCSU's homecoming. There were many different answers but one common person was requested for homecoming. I learned how to position the camera for the best possible angle. I also learned how to adjust the lighting and white balance while being outside. Here is my take on "Person on the Street". 

Action Sequence

 Creating an Action sequence is pretty simple but it allows us to demonstrate basic principles of videography and editing. I created my video with Faith, it shows her sequence from leaving class to getting into her car. We shot this video in Turner Hall at South Carolina State University Here on Taylor Talks I will be showing you guys my take on an action sequence. I learned more effective ways to cut and edit my videos to have a smooth video. 

Avery Daniels Archivist

 Hey guys! We took a class trip to Black Water Axes and Ale to interview Avery Daniels. Avery Daniels works here in the library at South Carolina State University. He got into Axe throwing after the passing of his father. 

On this trip, we learned how to set the cameras and lighting up outside of the classroom. This was very helpful because our normal broadcasting classes focus
on settings around campus.

Me in 30 Seconds

      This is the final edited video of "Me in 30 Seconds"! Here at  SCSU in Mr. Harwood's class, I learned how to set up the camera, adjust the lighting, and do white balance. We also found out how valuable it is to give your classmates direction when they are on camera.

Me in 30 Seconds

Here is an unedited video of  Me in 30 seconds. My classmates and I got the opportunity to film each other's videos and learn new things about each other. We decided to film in the hallway because it provided more light.