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SLIPPERY ROCK'S MEN'S
ICE HOCKEY CLUB
I rebuilt the the hockey teams digital presence as the teams Media Producer by leading the TikTok and making the game day graphics on Instagram. Through consistent, trend-driven content, I helped reintroduce the group to campus and surrounding communities, generating 120,500+ views and growing the account by 500+ followers. I used my personal Sony a6700 camera and DJI RS 4 Mini gimbal, along with my iPhone 13 Pro Max, to capture content. I edited videos using Adobe Premiere Pro and CapCut. TikToks include whiteboard questions and trendy sounds, both filmed on game days and practices.

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JERSEY RELEASE VIDEO

The Slippery Rock Mens Ice Hockey Club got new jerseys for their second season. I was tasked with coming up with a short form video to release the new jerseys to the fans on social media. I shot and edited the entire video using my personal Sony a6700 and edited on Adobe Premiere Pro.










WHITEBOARD QUESTIONS
Everyone knows the classic whiteboard questions sports teams use for content. I took that idea and made it more engaging by asking fun, welcoming questions to get the team energized before practice. I also mix in a few controversial ones to spark reactions. Overall, the guys love it. It’s a fast, easy, and entertaining way to get them comfortable and engaged on camera.



MIC-UPS
I used my wireless DJI Mic 2s during practice, hooking up different players each time. It started as a fun way to help people get to know the team, and now it’s turned into an ongoing series where I mic up someone new. I edited these with both Adobe Premiere Pro and CapCut.



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CLASSWORK
As part of my Multicamera Production class, I was tasked with producing and editing a 1 minute and 30 second field package. I chose to feature the men’s hockey team because our group’s final project was being promoted around Slippery Rock, and since the program is still relatively new, I wanted to help bring more visibility to the team. I conducted interviews with two players, captured in-game footage, and filmed cinematic shots of the team preparing to take the ice. I’m especially proud of how this piece turned out. I used my personal camera and gimbal for filming and edited the final package in Adobe Premiere Pro.









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