I’m glad I can show my student films when I attended UNCG. That was a while back and it is nice to reflect and see how far my skills have grown since then. Take this video for instance. This is the original 16 minute “Greensboro’s Child,” that I made for my documentary class at UNCG. Like everything else that I’ve shown this week it was edited on a tape to tape editing bay. Kinda rough, but it is nice to see what a little time, planning, production equipment and patience will do to a project. Check it out.

If you have not seen the completed version of “Greensboro’s Child,” you can watch it on google video and see the improvement. I’m looking forward to my next project, so I can use what I’ve learned since the completion of the featured version. An on going process of learning and improving.

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