Now
that the last week at working at AVTV is over I thought would looking over the
accomplishments I did for the stations and talk about my thoughts over the
experience interning with them. Now the most notable accomplishment that I did
at Asbury was to help record and edit there weekly program Asbury View. This
show is the main viewed show for residents, which provides information on
upcoming events and talk with staff, board members, or government member in
Gaithersburg on a subject there doing. Next most notable project that I was
given during my time working with AVTV was their Summer Solstice event and
their Benevolent Care meeting talk about in last blog. The Summer Solstice
event was an outdoor event, which I was asked to take a video camera and record
the event then edit the footage to put into a segment for Asbury View next
week. The benevolent care also required my to record footage but done the
record in master control room and work in readjust the camera angles when
necessary during the recording. Then there was the editing side of Benevolent
Care with titles and slide inclusions needed for viewers to know who is talking
and the know about the subject that slides talked about. These where the main
project that I helped complete during the time at AVTV the rest where as
follows helped record directors meeting, helped setup studio and other area
needing setup, edit Gazebo photo into a slideshow, etc.
Overall
all the time spent at Asbury I found was great education for me due to the
viewers being older people required me to think of editing the video into a
slower pace either by showing title more often or making text more visible. I
can’t thank enough with working with Joon Kim and Eric Thornett two great guys
that were great advisors in how the studio they run works and some edited techniques
they use for the residents. I must also thank Eric Anderson because without him
never would be able to meet AVTV staff and have this experience.
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