NMC 301 Comes to an End

The class has come to a screeching hault and I found myself spending last Tuesday watching the work of all my peers. I think there is something really special about a class like this, about an opportunity to be completely creatively free and do something that you can really show your passion in.
I think Pam's teaching style is one that isn't seen often, and that's really too bad. I love the amount of freedom she gives us, the choice to be adults and make our own decisions. I think the evidence of that kind of teaching shone through each and every one of our projects.

Christina Holler and I have made some progress with our rookie editing skills and have applied that progress in the form of a couple of trailers and a teaser. We plan to continue the tedious Final Cut Pro process and the documentary filming process until we can mold the story we've uncovered into something that we'll be amazed WE created.

Below are the trailer 2 and the teaser. It's obvious, despite the impact of the story being told, that we have a lot more ground to cover in the Final Cut world. I'm ready though, and armed with the basic techniques I hope to find it a much easier process to go about.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KN8l-r4l8g    Teaser
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-p5WOsFGSI    Trailer 2