Elements of Oregon
This was a quick, three-video series that I made, displaying the elements of Oregon's greatest landscapes - mountainous rocks, lush forests, and vast oceans views. This was one of my first times dealing with color correction to make a cohesive color scheme for each video.
Bite-sized Vibes
Aside from our main hero videos each season, we make a bunch of short spinoff reels highlighting various locations around the state. These are my favorite to make since I need to convey a general vibe of the place within about 10 seconds.
I love editing iphone footage because it feels so raw and genuine which is exactly what you want on social media.
TRAVEL OREGON
Try something oregon
I've been the lead editor for Travel Oregon's social accounts for a few years. We put out a series of videos every season, promoting travel to the state.
These videos are from our "try something Portland" campaign where we strapped a camera to our talent's head and made pov-style reels, walking our audience through the best parts of the city. As you'd expect from a head rig, stabilizing these shots was a bit tricky, but with some premiere pro magic, i made it work.
Elements of Oregon
This was a quick, three-video series that I made, displaying the elements of Oregon's greatest landscapes - mountainous rocks, lush forests, and vast oceans views. This was one of my first times dealing with color correction to make a cohesive color scheme for each video.
Bite-sized Vibes
Aside from our main hero videos each season, we make a bunch of short spinoff reels highlighting various locations around the state. These are my favorite to make since I need to convey a general vibe of the place within about 10 seconds.
I love editing iphone footage because it feels so raw and genuine which is exactly what you want on social media.
TRAVEL OREGON
Try something oregon
I've been the lead editor for Travel Oregon's social accounts for a few years. We put out a series of videos every season, promoting travel to the state.
These videos are from our "try something Portland" campaign where we strapped a camera to our talent's head and made pov-style reels, walking our audience through the best parts of the city. As you'd expect from a head rig, stabilizing these shots was a bit tricky, but with some premiere pro magic, i made it work.