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I organize and prepare media for export, and operate cameras for documentary or witness camera purposes.

Performed Voice Over as well as Performance Capture for a main role in the short “The Jolliest Elf.”Operated the inertial motion capture rig in several on-set as well as at home shoots. Developed a head mounted rig to hold our face capture system. Created sync tools using multiple witness camera feeds as well as motion playback footage. Prepared data for export out to animation.

Act as an emergency, medical, and service professional interacting with thousands of passengers per month. As safety being the number one priority, I followed detailed and essential safety and security procedures with excruciating detail. On multiple occasions, I was the first responder to medical situations and security concerns. Through communicating with other attendants and gate agents, I helped to maximize the efficiency of boarding by managing the flow of passengers and the stowage of luggage. On both domestic and international flights, I provided a beverage and meal service that felt personalized and attentive to each passenger.

I did various tasks to aid in several motion capture productions. Some of my duties were to prepare the volume to optimize the performance of the MoCap system, assist in the calibration of the infrared cameras, operate witness cameras, work the slate for the witness cameras, and make props for actors to interact with that were able to be tracked in the volume.

Assisted in calibration of the volume, markering up actors, and creating props that could be tracked into the volume. Operated witness cameras and slate.

I auditioned for Drum Major (the student leader and conductor) as a freshman, and was selected by fellow band members and the leadership team. I helped to design, memorize, and perform a new halftime show on live TV every week. Through this experience, I became proficient in large group logistics, and managing dynamic, high-stress situations.

Drum Corps International is a marching organization of 49 corps that tour the country in competition resulting in the World Championship. Three other drum majors and I led Spirit of Atlanta, a corps of 154, to the highest World Championship placement the corps had achieved in five years. The corps jumped five positions from the previous season among the 24 world class ranked corps. Throughout the tour, I worked intimately with leadership to keep over 300 members, staff, and volunteers housed, clean, and fed while traveling across the country.