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Successfully completed a five minute film in three days for Campus Movie Fest at Longwood University. The film won Best Picture Overall and Best Crime Drama. The film also went on to be a national finalist in the Norton Crime Drama Contest. Because of the quality of the film and my passion of filmmaking, I was accepted into the exclusive Campus Movie Fest Distinguished Filmmakers Network.

The Longwood Show is a student-run organization which branches off of the Longwood University Public Relations Department. The organization’s sole purpose is to create fun and interesting videos in order to attract prospective students. You can see samples of Longwood Show episodes that I have been in and worked on in the "work samples" on the left.

At Barnes-West Video Production, I was about to sharpen my skills and learn a few things along the way. I was able to take what I had learned and experience I had gained and apply it to real-world applications. I started working at Barnes-West as an unpaid intern. After only a couple of weeks, my supervisor asked me if I wanted to do some paid side jobs, and then ultimately offered me a full-time job. Unfortunately, because I was moving back to Virginia to finish school, I wasn't able to take the position. 

I was a small contributor for the campus newspaper. I wrote various articles, some were published, some were put temporarily online. Links to the articles are available upon request. 

Here I gained experience working in an office environment. I was familiarized with the office "chain of command" and other common office knowledge.