Feature Story

My feature story was about Jake Bartley an Olathe Northwest junior that lives to dance. He told me about his experiences dancing and how he feels free when he dances. I also interviewed his mom who is so encouraging and proud of everything he does. I feel like Jakes dancing says all it needs to say about him. I didn't want to have a second interview because I didn't want to distract from all the amazing things Jake can do. I wanted my voice over to be as meaningful as Jakes dancing so it was hard for me to come up with the right things to say. I ended up having my mom help me with my voice over because she used to be a write so I wanted that feel to the story. I enjoyed watching my best friend do what he loves to do so it really brought me joy to be able to add his talents to the thing I love to do. my favorite part of my video is my beginning shot with the silhouette of Jake.

Raccoon Project

We made raccoons with adobe illustrator. I really enjoyed using my artistic ability to make different take on the original raccoon with berries. If I could redo my assignment I would take it farther so I could be different than other peoples post cards. 

organizing clips tutorial

If you are wanting to organize your clips in Premiere Pro, an option would be to use bins. A a bin holds files, sequences, and other bins.
How to use your bin:

1. Go to the bottom left corner of your screen and click on the new bin button or use the key board shortcut of Command+/

     2. To open the bin double click on it. If you are wanting to open a bin in a new tab use the         keyboard shortcuts of Option-double-click 

     3. If you desire to change the behaviors of the panel you can click Premiere Pro>Preferences>General

     4. To move an item to a bin you can simply drag what you need into the desired bin.  If you need to import into a bin use the keyboard shortcut of Command i 

For additional information you can go to:

https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/organizing-assets-project-panel.html