Client: The Instructional Design Company 

Problem: The provided video required updating and editing for quality assurance. 

Solution: Utilizing the provided video and audio clips, I used Adobe Premiere Pro to seamlessly edit the clips into one cohesive video. An intro and outro were implemented with music that fades out and then in again at the close of the video. Text was dripped on screen on cue with the audio. A split screen was implemented in various sections to aid the learner experience through both reading and listening to the text simultaneously. 

Client: Whole Foods Unlimited 

Problem: The client wants to decrease HR complaints from specific departments by 20% through implementing an instructor-led training on active listening in the workplace; however, the client requested I also make this presentation video accessible for any employees who missed the live training. 

Solution: I recorded and created this video to aid employees who were absent the day of the training to still be able to effectively implement the training. The audio was edited to eliminate many imperfections. A temporary alternative screen was strategically placed in various spots in the video where employees in the ILT would have stopped to participate in a hands-on or group activity. This alternative screen has text that drips on screen while the audio track pauses to aid the learner in his/her next steps when completing the training solo. Closed captions were added for accessibility purposes.