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Emily Morrison

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Summary

Dynamic Video Editing Instructor and Audio-Visual Collections Assistant with a proven track record at Carleton University. Excelled in leveraging Adobe Premiere Pro and fostering student engagement to significantly enhance learning outcomes. Expert in motion graphics and adept at creating supportive, achievement-oriented environments. Skilled in optimizing educational content and media preservation, demonstrating exceptional organizational and creative capabilities.

Overview

3
3
years of professional experience

Work History

Video Editing Instructor

DARC
11.2024 - Current
  • Applied various teaching aids to minimize learning gaps and instruct and motivate students.
  • Tracked student progress, frequently checking in with struggling students and identifying root causes of problems.
  • Evaluated and revised lesson plans and course content to achieve student-centered learning.
  • Improved student performance by defining clear goals and communicating performance metrics.
  • Optimized learning plans based on student performance and feedback.
  • Initiated new learning methods, eliminating instructional gaps and improving comprehension.
  • Improved students' analytical skills by introducing state-of-the-art computer program technologies.
  • Shifted between formal and informal methods of teaching to keep students engaged.

Audio-Visual Collections Assistant

Carleton University
09.2022 - 03.2024
  • Catalogued, described, and classified various media, including film clips and 35mm slides, ensuring that applicable and appropriate metadata standards were applied.
  • Spliced and edited film reels to ensure a smooth projection for audiences.
  • Evaluated 16mm films, determining the stock type and the physical state of the films and searching for their availability in other media from various sources
  • Captured analogue material using a computer with capture software related analogue players and slide scanners, editing resulting media files using specialized software and subsequently uploading master files to Carleton’s MDID server.
  • Deaccessioned and removed 16mm films that were too physically deteriorated to be projected or transferred to a digital medium, rehousing and re-labelling films that were to be kept in corroding metal cans in order to preserve films.
  • Filled out print evaluation forms and updated AVRC database records to reflect any changes, errors, or inconsistences within the Carleton’s film archive.

Teaching Assistant

Carleton University
09.2021 - 05.2023
  • Managed classroom behavior effectively, creating a positive learning atmosphere conducive to academic success.
  • Supported classroom activities, tutoring, and reviewing work.
  • Helped with grading assignments and tests, providing constructive feedback to students based on results.
  • Provided additional support for students with special needs, ensuring they received appropriate accommodations and resources.
  • Collaborated with fellow teaching assistants to create a consistent and supportive learning environment for students.
  • Partnered with teacher to plan and implement lessons following school's curriculum, goals, and objectives.

Education

Ontario College Diploma - Film and Media Production

Algonquin College
Ottawa, Ontario
08-2024

Master of Arts - Film Studies

Carleton University
Ottawa, Ontario
06-2023

Skills

  • Adobe Premiere Pro
  • Adobe After Effects
  • Unreal Engine
  • Motion Graphics
  • Sound Design
  • Colour Correction

Accomplishments

Kevin Kocvar Editing Award Mercury Filmworks August 2024

  • Awarded annually to a graduating student from the Film and Media Production program at Algonquin College
  • Awarded to those whose passion for excellence in editing is matched by their leadership, mentoring, kindness, and understanding as well as their desire to continually learn and grow in the editorial field.

Adrian Sheppard Memorial Scholarship in Film Studies Carleton University June 2022

  • Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Director of the School for Studies in Art and Culture in consultation with the Film Studies program, to outstanding students enrolled in the Fourth year of the Film Studies Honours program.
  • Awarded to the student with the highest GPA, and a passion for Film Studies

Projects Completed

A Tango in the Mob, dir. Thomas Duncan, 2024

  • Edited 7 minute film using Adobe Premiere Pro, organizing footage and estalbishing a clear and concise edting process to arrange sequences of the film.
  • Created a unique sound design to match the creative outlook of the film.
  • Colour corrected images to establish a distinct atmosphere.
  • Utilized green screen technology in post-production to seamlessly integrate visual effects, enhance background settings, and create dynamic, professional-grade video content."
  • Mastered finished product and submitted deliverables on time.


Un Reve Bizare, dir. Jayde Lavigne, 2024

  • Expertly edited video content using Adobe Premiere Pro, implementing advanced techniques to ensure high-quality, cohesive, and engaging final products
  • Built the film's narrative by applying green screen techniques in Adobe After Effects to composite layers and create visually compelling scenes with seamless background integration.
  • Designed and engineered intricate soundscapes for films, ensuring audio elements enhanced the storytelling and emotional impact through precise sound editing and mixing.


All Work No Play: A Story of Dan Sexton

  • Directed and produced a short documentary for PBS, overseeing all aspects of production from initial concept to final broadcast. 
  • Managed a diverse team of editors and cinematographers to ensure a cohesive and compelling narrative.
  • Coordinated interviews, on-site filming, and post-production processes to deliver a high-quality, informative program that met PBS's standards.


Muse, dir. Grant Filion, 2024

  • Edited 11 mintue short film using DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, and Adobe After Effects.
  • Combining green screen effects, motion grapics, and colour correction techniques to create a distinct visual and audio atmosphere that matches director's vision.
  • Delivered on time and screened at Algonquin College's Film Festival.

Timeline

Video Editing Instructor

DARC
11.2024 - Current

Audio-Visual Collections Assistant

Carleton University
09.2022 - 03.2024

Teaching Assistant

Carleton University
09.2021 - 05.2023

Ontario College Diploma - Film and Media Production

Algonquin College

Master of Arts - Film Studies

Carleton University
Emily Morrison