Zachary Kapanoske, a Sophomore at Salisbury University, films b-roll from the water. He says he prefers using his SLR camera to film, due to it’s high resolution captures.
Students at Salisbury University have been working hard on a variety of projects during the last few weeks of the semester.
The men and women of SU’s communications classes have produced documentaries, news pieces, and more media works during the fall semester. Among them are the students of Mike Camillo’s Video Field Production class.
Students at SU work on projects as pert of internships. Shane Yeager, a media production student, sets up equipment with his partner.
Erica Winter, one of Camillo’s students, produced a silent dramatic film for her final project.\
“It was so much work, but we had a lot of fun making it,” said Winter. “We were able to work zombies into a relationship drama.”
Jake Swinney, a media production student, produced a music video for the end-of-year project. See the video and podcast of his work.
Many students dealt with the stress of finals in different ways. Tal Carmel, a junior Communication Arts student at Salisbury, says she took everything in stride.
“I did the work as it came to me,” said Carmel. “I know a lot of people like to procrastinate, but I’m done already, so I can relax.”
Salisbury’s fall semester ends on the 14th of December. Student media projects continue to impress across campus.
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Reed Delisle, an SU Junior, produced a featurette film this semester. With the help of other students, he hopes to improve his portfolio.
