Archive for the ‘Technology’ Category:
Pardon the mess…
Please pardon the mess as the website is redesigned to take advantage of WordPress 3.0 and to use HTML5/Flash for greater comparability across platforms. Some videos may be unavailable during the transition.
Freelance Work for the Rowan Internship Outreach Team
This past semester, I worked for the Rowan Internship Outreach Team (RIOT) as a freelance video producer and assisted in the development of their website. The finished project is available here, as a page for our client, Sturtz Construction.
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Student Government Association’s Meet the Candidates: Live Stream
The Rowan University‘s Student Government Association held a Meet The Candidates even for its 2010 election, and as a service to the community, RTN shot the event and streamed it live via the Internet.
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RTN’s Rowan Relief Telethon
RTN performed its first live web stream, covering the third annual telethon, raising money for wheelchairs for Haiti, following the devastating earthquake.
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RTN “Throwback” Promo
As part of a challenge to get new members involved in RTN, a contest was set up for members to have some experience shooting their own promotions. The resulting video was one that attempted to showcase RTN’s broad range of positions for students to get involved in, while maintaining a level of kitsch. Video after the jump.
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Why Class Should Be Canceled
My friend believes her class tomorrow ought to be canceled preemptively due to weather. In all honesty, the weather isn’t so great out there (especially given the quality of Glassboro snow removal), but her first attempt wasn’t persuasive enough, so we decided to take another crack at it. Video follows:
MJ Is Never Going To Give You Up.
Last night my friend MJ participated in a karaoke competition, and the song he chose was absolutely priceless. Having no more than a few minutes forewarning, I decided to do a quick multi-cam job on the performance.
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Monroe Memorial
This past Friday, RTN covered the Craig Monroe Memorial in the Enyon Ball Room. Craig Monroe was the dean of Communications at Rowan University, and had a long history with a great many collegues across the country. In recognition of that, in partnership with the Rowan University IT department, the memorial service was streamed live. Read more »
Successful testing of a live clock inserted into a video stream
We have successfully inserted a live clock shot with a camera from a live video source by washing it through a Panasonic AG-MX70 video mixer and piping that through a Tricaster for the rest of the video.
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Rowan University Tech Cast
This last Wednesday, I acted as Technical Director for the Spring 2009 edition of the Rowan University TechCast.
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