Projects

Professional Headshots

For this project, I studied headshot setups and lighting in preparation to create a headshot booth. SLU Career Services moved forward with my plan, and now I have completed over 30 student professional headshot sessions.

Department Handouts Updates

I updated all of Career Services' common documents in 2024. Some had not been updated since 2019 or earlier.

Homepage Header Edit

For this project, I created a homepage header looping video. This video combines clips that I shot. The video is currently live on SLU Career Services' website.

Takamine Media Release

This project was for my Strategic Media Writing class. Our professor instructed us to create a media release for a company of our choosing.

Career Trek Testimonial Video

This video captures the experiences of students who attended SLU Career Services' career trek opportunities. I completed every aspect of this project, including video recording, audio editing, and lighting.

Self Photoshop

This photo was taken at the annual SLU Career Services' retreat. There was one issue, however. I was behind the camera and could not join the photo myself. I decided, then, that I would use it as an opportunity to practice my Photoshop skills and add myself to the photo.

Meramec Tour Note Cards

For tours at STLCC, I helped edit, update, and improve their tour note cards. These cards assisted new employees with understanding the tour route. It also helped employees stationed at other locations assist with Meramec tours.

Gaze Photoshop

This was a photo I took of some students at SLU, and they were not looking at the camera in the original photo. I did some subtle photoshopping and corrected everyone's gazes.

Photoshop VW Logo Edit

I cleaned up and edited this photo to practice my Adobe Photoshop skills.

Expo Headshot Booth

I created this setup to be a self-service headshot booth for students at SLU Career Services Spring 2025 Career Expo. I set it up where students could utilize our lights and our backdrop, but they would take the photo on their phone. Over 150 students utilized this service.