Multi-Media

These are a few samples of my work. To see more or discuss your needs please contact me.

Project |01

Articulate Storyline - Interactive

Joining Florida's Hospitality Industry

This sample piece is written as designed to try and entice people to move to Florida and join the thriving hospitality industry. It provides an overview of the different hospitality sectors and the employment opportunities available in each one. Also, gives detailed statistics about the benefits of living in Florida.

This was developed using Articulate Storyline. This tool was choosen to enable incorporation of multiple multi-media elements such as music and images. There are multiple different types of interactions used including: flyout layers, zoomable images, and interactive infograph with a scrollbar to display different information.

Project |02

Articulate Storyline - Movie

Analogical Arguments

This sample piece is written as designed to introduce complex legal concepts of anology based arguments. It describes the concepts of analogy and disanology is simple to understand terms and shows how they can be applied in an everyday situation.

This was developed in Articulate Storyline; however, there are no interactions built in. It was designed to run through like a movie with a total run time of just over four minutes. The movie format was choosen in this case as it seemed appropriate for the content and the audiance wanted to use it as a mini learning snippet. A transcript is attached within the player as well.

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Project | 03

Still Video

Swimming Flip Kick Turns

This video was created to assist users in acquiring the skills needed to perform a flip kick turn while swimming. Flip kick turns are used when lap swimming too quickly and efficiently reverse swimming direction at the end of the lap lane. They can be tricky to master as it requires precise timing based on individual swimming speed and body dimensions. The video breaks the steps down into a sequence and demonstrates proper body positioning to help users understand the order of events that need to happen to complete a successful flip turn.

Still image video format was chosen for this application as a way to highlight the sequence of steps within the flip turn and synchronize this sequence with the voice narration. The narration for the video was recorded and edited using Audicity. Audio edits including filtering out some pauses, noises, etc. and layering in background music. The video was compiled using Windows Movie Maker to stream the images together, add captions, and include the narrative audio.