Salman Samuel

-Conceptualize and Design: Develop creative concepts and visual designs for motion graphics projects, including animations, videos, and other multimedia content. -Storyboarding: Create storyboards and animatics to outline the flow and timing of motion graphics projects, ensuring alignment with project objectives and client expectations. -Animation Production: Produce high-quality animations using industry-standard software such as Adobe After Effects, incorporating visual effects, motion graphics, and

-Storyboarding: Develop storyboards and animatics to outline the sequence and timing of animations, ensuring coherence with the overall narrative and project objectives. -Character Design: Create original character designs or adapt existing concepts to fit the style and requirements of the project, considering factors such as movement, expression, and personality. -Animation Production: Produce high-quality animations using a variety of techniques, including traditional hand-drawn animation, 3D modeli

-Understanding the Project: Animators collaborate with directors, writers, and other creatives to grasp the project's requirements. This involves reading scripts, storyboards, and concept art. -Storyboarding: They might create storyboards themselves, translating the script into a sequence of visual panels that depict the flow of the animation. -Character & Environment Design: Depending on the project, animators might be involved in designing characters, objects, and the overall animated environment. -

-Assembling the Story: They take existing video footage, audio clips, graphics, and text to craft a cohesive narrative or deliver information effectively. -Editing Techniques: Video editors use editing software to trim clips, arrange them in a logical sequence, and apply transitions to create a smooth flow. -Adding Polish: They enhance the video with music, sound effects, and color correction to create the desired mood and impact. -Meeting Specifications: Video editors adhere to project guidelines, in

-Collaborates with clients or directors to understand the project's vision and goals. -Scouts locations, secure filming permits, and prepares shot lists to capture the necessary visuals. -Chooses and sets up filming equipment, including cameras, lights, and sound gear. -Production: Films high-quality video footage based on the shot list and directorial vision. -Captures B-roll footage, which are supplementary shots used for editing purposes. -Might conduct interviews or record voice-overs depending on the p

Majors in Broadcast Journalism/Documentary Making

Majors in Electronic Media/Program Production