Monday, September 27, 2010

Photoshop/Premiere Editor

I am looking for someone who can do photo and video editing. I am setting up video recording for a marching band competition in Englewood on October 2nd. It will be a pretty much all day event.

Editor's pay rate will be $12.00 per hour. Very simple stuff.

Video side: 24 bands in this competition. Each routine runs no longer than 7 minutes. Each band will be on the field for about 13 minutes; 3 to assemble, 7 to perform, 3 to exit. Shooting in SD.

Full field wide angle fixed shot along with a field camera for close ups with camera feeds going both to tape and to HDD. Create a DVD, unedited of the Wide angle camera for the band director, print the DVD label, done. Create another DVD, editing in some close ups when the band is standing still to show faces for individual purchases. Only one band per DVD, also minimal editing. Title, fade in, cut together both videos, fade out, exit titling.

Photo side: Photographers will be getting various band shots. Groups, whole band, individual shots,etc. Booth will be setup so that people can view these shots and purchase them. As shots are purchased, they are lightly edited in Photoshop and printed in Nikon View.

If you are proficient in both Premiere Elements and Photoshop, you're qualified. I will be running the booth. If you work out well, it could lead to additional work for other competitive events that will occur later in the year if you are interested.

Paul Everitt
COPVA member.
pauleveritt@comcast.net

Seeking Editor for HIV Video Project

SEEKING A VIDEO DOCUMENTARY EDITOR!!!!

PROJECT NAME: No Losing Battle: Empowered Voices in the World of HIV/AIDS

LENGTH: 30 min.

PRODUCTION FORMAT: Mini DV HD/STANDARD

PROJECT HISTORY: This video project was initially the assignment of a former high school student at Amandla Charter Academy (a DPD Charter School) and was left incomplete following graduation and the closing of the school. It is a project with strong potential but requires technical and creative time, efficiency, and attention. This project is being produced by the Colorado Department of Public Health and MGVRLC. A small stipend and editing credit will be offered following completion of this project.

Synopsis: Marshelle Oliver and Lavelle Barrett are HIV/AIDS activists living with HIV and have committed their lives to bringing HIV/AIDS awareness and education into the lives of others, including generations of misinformed youth and young adults. This story reveals the passion, pain, the challenges of living with a disease that continues to devastate families, communities throughout the world; and the charge to get people, particularly our youth culture, to wake up and educate themselves about a disease that appears invisible, but is destroying lives everyday. This 30-min educational documentary is being produced by The Colorado Department of Public Health and Montbello/Green Valley Ranch Leadership Coalition. It will be used in high schools and other public health institutions to inform and address the concerns around HIV/AIDS Awareness.

FOR FURTHER QUESTIONS CONTACT: Michelle Davis (216)773-4064 my_davisallen@yahoo.com

Wednesday, September 8, 2010