Video

I've been involved in video creation for many years, and this includes directing videos with large budgets to those created on my desktop using screen capture software like Screenflow and Camtasia. Videos that create action are carefully planned, storyboarded, shot and edited. Some examples of my work are below.
YouTube: member since 2007, 137 videos, 3.5 million views, 18k Subscribers
Vimeo: member since 2008, 131 videos

Statista: Here's a video I created to train the writers at Animalz.co how to correctly site the research they find using the Statista website.

Here I use the animation tool called Powtoon to explain the concept of Equity theory of workplace motivation.

One of many educational videos on my YouTube channel. This was created using VideoScribe. I scripted and recorded the narration and matched it up with the animation.

How to Add a Web Link Activity to MindTap

This is a video I placed at the end of Cengage blog posts to direct customers from the blog to the company learning tool called MindTap. Screenflow was used to capture the screen. I wrote and recorded the script.

Google Jamboard: How to Generate Student Participation

A brief video showing Cengage customers how they can integrate Google Jamboard with their Cengage learning platform.

I wrote and directed this video for Brainstorm Health Services to promote their MyFitCode app.

This is a video I created for Cengage Learning when I took the position of Community Manager. The video is designed to welcome the many content experts who would be contributing to the site as it developed.

This is a video I created (with better lighting) to promote an audio course I created called "Memory Master" that provides listeners with techniques to improve their memory.

One of the many videos I created for NBX Wellness to help this startup get their clients onboarded and ready to sell.

A typical video created entirely on my desktop feature stock footage, and product promotional images. Narration written and recorded by myself.

I video I created using an audio snippet from my podcast (extracted using CastMagic.io) which I then inserted into Doodly to create this "whiteboard hand drawn" style animation.