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Promotional Video

I recently had the opportunity to film and edit a promo video for our school's production of the musical, Hairspray. It was certainly the quickest video I've ever shot and edited (in the space of two days). It's helped me to get back into the swing of editing and using Premiere Pro, which will be beneficial to my music video.

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