Austin/San Antonio, Texas based digital film maker, animator and motion graphics editor.
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I always try my best on ALL of the “On the Trail of Delusion” Episodes, but these are ones that came out best. They best display my skills in editing and Motion Graphics/ Animation content creation.
I was never a fan of hour long “talking head” talk shows, and always want to add video and graphics to turn these shows into documentaries instead of uninteresting chat fests.
Adobe Photoshop, Adobe After Effects, and Adobe Animate were used to create the motion graphics/animation, and the final editing in Adobe Premiere. I recently started using TOPAZ AI to turn the original 1280 by 720 footage into 3840 by 2160 (4K) video.
I would like to work for MVAR Media as a Motion Designer and Editor.
This a (proposed) political ad I created in After Effects for a Democratic candidate in Maryland:
I’ve been in thevideo business for over two decades, and can bring a wealth of experience in both marketing and video production,
I have been using Adobe editing and graphics Apps (Photoshop, Premiere and After Effects) for almost 15 years to finish video projects. I used similar programs ( AVID, Final Cut Pro and Media 100) for many years before that.
In addition to twenty years of professional experience in video production, I have 3 college degrees, certificates in 2D Animation and Motion Graphics from Austin Community College, on top of my Bachelors degree in Film from Rowan University (New Jersey). At Northwest Vista College I attained a Marketable Skills Award. I also have extensive knowledge in all of the latest shooting, editing and 2D and 3D animation techniques.
A commercial cartoon I created in Adobe Animate and After Effects:
A book promo video made with Photoshop, Animate and After Effects:
A book trailer I made combining live action video and motion graphics:
SECOND LIEUTENANT EDGAR WILLIAM NEVOIS, 21, of Prairie du Rocher, Illinois, United States Army Air Forces, served with the 613th Bombardment Squadron, 401st Bombardment Group H, Eighth Air Force, and was killed in action on October 7, 1944, during a bombardment mission targeting a German synthetic oil refinery in Politz, Germany, during the Second World War.
All nine crew members of the B-17G Flying Fortress, co-piloted by Second Lieutenant Nevois, were killed in action when the aircraft was hit by anti-aircraft fire and crashed. This was their fifteenth mission.
In November 2022, Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) personnel were present with a team from the Pomeranian Medical University in Szczecin, Poland, and found remains buried with the equipment and clothing of an American airman from the Second World War. These remains were transported to DPAA’s laboratory for scientific analysis and were identified as Second Lieutenant Nevois in the fall of 2024.
Second Lieutenant Nevois was given the Purple Heart and Air Medal for his valorous service to our country.
He was the second of eight children born to Edgar and Augusta (nee Blow) Nevois on April 10, 1923, in Prairie du Rocher, Illinois. He was commonly called “Billy” by his friends and family.
Billy was working at “The United States Cartridge Co” in St. Louis when he was drafted in January 1943. After completing basic training, he was accepted for pilot training and earned his wings on February 8, 1944. He completed the B-17 Flying Fortress training at Rapid City, SD, and was then transferred to the 401st Bombardment Group stationed in Deenethorpe, England.
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