This video captures the essence of move-in day from start to finish. I laid out a music bed and shot list beforehand and shot, edited, and scheduled the video to post within the same day. This video was shared on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube Shorts. Shot on Sony A7RV.
This video was made during our Convocation exercises, a chapel meeting held on the first day of classes every year. The campus gathers to welcome the freshman class, install new faculty members, and pray for the upcoming year. Of course, bagpipes were involved. Video shared on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube Shorts, and TikTok. Shot mostly on Sony A7SV.
Short social media reel produced on the first day back to highlight the real faces of our students on day 1 and foster a sense of belonging.
Reliving the best moments from canekickoff2025. A hype video for Linkedin that recapped the activities of move-in and orientation week.
This video was done to get information out on what the Veterinary Emergency Team does when servicing search and rescue canines on deployments and to show what makes these working dogs unique in their abilities.
This video is part of a series of videos highlighting incoming students at our annual freshman transition camp, Duck Camp. The goal of these videos is to showcase as many incoming students as possible so they see themselves are part of the university and feel part of a culture on their first day.
This is a video that was shot, edited and published through the course of a single day documenting our fans and students who traveled to West Point NY for Tarleton Vs. Army football. Our team upset army 30-27 in a historic win for our football program and university.
A video taken on a rare southern snow day, tied to a post shared to thank our facilities team and ensure our community knew our emergency services would be there if they were needed. Shared across Facebook, Youtube, Twitter/X, and Instagram.
Kanayo Duru, Class of 2025, is a computational biology concentrator on the pre-med track from Silver Spring, Maryland. Duru is a member of the Brown Band, a computer science teaching assistant (TA) and a member of the Brown Emergency Medical Services (BEMS) program.
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Brown My Way is a social series we created to highlight the breadth of experience Brown students are exposed to as part of the Open Curriculum and broad community interests present around the university.
This series is an important vessel for us to highlight various members of our community, regardless of "newsworthiness." By focusing the visual and narrative storytelling around the student's unique experience, we have an opportunity to highlight any student and be inclusive of the many identities held across the Brown community.