During 2017 and 2018, I got in contact with a creative agency based in Hartlepool called Couch Potato Films who required someone to help them edit some interviews for an educational video for a Hartlepool School.
The video's topic was about teaching kids about Syrian refugees and the difference between refugees, asylum seekers and immigrants. I can't show the video here due to not having permission to use all the footage.
The video's topic was about teaching kids about Syrian refugees and the difference between refugees, asylum seekers and immigrants. I can't show the video here due to not having permission to use all the footage.
After completing the previous project for Couch Potato films, Adam Bouabda the person who owns the company asked for my help again, this time, video editing the footage that he shot at the Hartlepool apprenticeship event that took place in Hartlepool College.
The brief was to create 3 different types of videos about the event, one of them being a short video advertising the event itself, one video for apprenticeship providers and one for people looking for apprenticeships. The video below is one of the 3 videos.
The brief was to create 3 different types of videos about the event, one of them being a short video advertising the event itself, one video for apprenticeship providers and one for people looking for apprenticeships. The video below is one of the 3 videos.