Video/Audio Showcase
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Olympus - Student Project - SMAD seniors Scott Brody and Tim Farley have created a wonderful, multi-episode comedy, called Olympus, for their Senior Honors Thesis Project. This year long project gave these two students an opportunity to develop the concept for this series, write and produce all of the episodes. They really have reached the peak of...well, Olympus with this project. Enjoy. Prologue (Large) (Small) Episodes 1 & 2 (Large) (Small) Episode 3 (Large) (Small) Episode 4 (Large) (Small) Episode 5 (Large) (Small) |
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SMAD 405: Video Producing and Directing Final Projects |
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Black Coffee
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Summer Solstice
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Shame
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The Ultimatum
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Whack
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Widespread
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Zion Hill
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SMAD 405: Video Producing and Directing Projects |
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Salty Sabotage . . .
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The Red and The Blue
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| Computer Security Awareness Video Contest 2006 - Student Project - The EDUCAUSE/Internet2 Computer and Network Security Task Force and the National Cyber Security Alliance would like to announce the winners of a computer security awareness video contest, which was held as part of a national campaign to raise awareness of and increase computer security at colleges and universities. The contest searched for two categories of short computer awareness videos that addressed a broad range of security topics or focused on a single security issue. Submissions were developed by college students for college students. The winning videos are featured here and will be used in campus security awareness campaigns and efforts. Educause URL: http://www.educause.edu/content.asp?page_id=7103&bhcp= |
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Bronze Award Act Now - Stay Current By Stephen Hockman, Christina Manikus, John Sease, & Erin Shulsinger, James Madison University. View QuickTime >>> 540X360 Sorensen 3 – Apple Lossless Sound, 32.000 kHz Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention |
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BEA2005 Festival of Media Arts Open - Faculty Project - 2005 Broadcast Education Association Festival of Media Arts awards reel open edited and composited by John M. Woody. The two-hour program was produced by Steven Anderson and John M. Woody from the School of Media Arts and Design. View QuickTime >>> 360x240 H.264, Apple Lossless sound, 32kHz 28.90 megs |
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JMU Board of Visitors Video - Faculty Project - Shown at a special, invited presentation of the JMU Board of Visitors in October, 2004. Produced, directed, and edited by John M. Woody, School of Media Arts and Design. View QuickTime >>> 360x240 H.264, Apple Lossless sound, 32kHz 19.6megs |
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Class of 1952 - Faculty Project - The Madison College Class of 1952 reunion video was shown at a special, invited presentation to the JMU Board of Visitors. Producer, Director, Videographer, and editor John M. Woody, School of Media Arts and Design. View QuickTime >>> 360x240 H.264, Apple Lossless sound, 32kHz 38.5 megs |
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Foundation 2000 Bonds Spots - Faculty Project - Two 30 second spots used in promoting the Virginia Educational/ Parks Obligation Bonds. Producer, Director, Videographer, and editor John M. Woody. View QuickTime >>> 360x240 H.264, Apple Lossless sound, 32kHz 38.5 megs |
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The New Geography: James Madison University - Faculty Project - Promotional recruitment video for the Department of Geography at James Madison University. Producer, Director, Videographer, and editor John M. Woody. View QuickTime >>> 360x240 H.264, Apple Lossless sound, 32kHz 50 megs |
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Chile: Lauca National Park - Faculty Project - Video highlight of visit to Lauca National Park in Chile. Produced in HD by John M. Woody (Editor/ Videographer). View QuickTime >>> 576X384 H.264, Apple Lossless sound, 32kHz 51 megs |
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MACRoCkumentary - Student/Faculty Project - MACRoCkumentary was produced by SMAD Digital Video students in support of the SMAD Scholarship Fund and MacRock. It recreates the chaos of hosting a grassroots Indie-Rock conference in a rural Virginia college town. Faculty producer: John M. Woody. Student Producer: Adrienne D’Souza (’06) View QuickTime >>> 360x240 H.264, Apple Lossless sound, 32kHz 50 megs |
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Shadows of the Shenandoah - Student Project - Documentary and BEA 2004 Best of Festival winner. A look at the impact of forced landowner expulsion during the building of the Shenadoah National Park and Skyline Drive. Produced by Jason Mergott. View QuickTime >>> 360x240 H.264, Apple Lossless sound, 32kHz 26 megs |
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| SMAD in HD Videos - Student Project - Final projects for SMAD 303, Digital Post Production class. These videos were the first videos produced in HD for the SMAD program. Objective: Develop, shoot, and edit a video information piece that helps the School of Media Arts and Design. John M. Woody, Professor. |
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SMAD Assessment Test |
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Graduation Requirements |
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Ireland Program |
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Lab Rules |
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London Program |
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Master HD Plans |
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SMAD Application Process |
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Speechless - Student Project - SMAD Digital Video students Nathan Burns, Lauren Meyer, Robert Kramer, Sierra Neal and Peter Dwyer produced this video as their entry in the inaugural Apple Insomnnia Film Festival. The Festival is the first ever film festival that challenges college students to write, shoot, and edit a short film in just one day. There were approximately 216 entries from 90 universities ranging from USC, UCLA, Loyola Marymount, New York University, Ohio State, MIT, Full Sail, to smaller community colleges. This video was the "Judge's Winner", one of the top two awards among the 216 entries. View QuickTime >>> |
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The Thrill of the Taste - Student Project - The 19th Annual Virginia Film Festival featured a handful of JMU's SMAD students in the third installment of the Volvo Adrenaline Film Project. Director Nicholas Lazo, Producer Lauren Meyer and Camera Operator Nathan Burns were assigned their genre, prop, and line of dialogue Wednesday night and given 72 hours to write, cast, shoot, edit, and screen a short film. Their action-adventure short featured a cast and crew of JMU students and revolved around their prop--a bottle of Miracle Whip. Lazo, Meyer and Burns received an Honorable Mention for their short The Thrill of the Taste. View QuickTime >>> |
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One Day/One Community - Student Project - This video was recorded in one day, April 22, 2003, by students, alumni and friends of the School of Media Arts & Design. Students from John Woody's SMAD 402, Advanced Video Post-Production class coordinated the entire production utilizing 13 Final Cut Pro edit systems. The group post-produced the final version in less than one week. The program is sold by the School to raise funds for the One Day/One University scholarship fund. View QuickTime >>> |
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Beyond JMU: The DVD - Student Project - This DVD was produced in spring semester 2001 by students in professor John Woody's SMAD 402, Advanced Video Post-Production. The DVD includes 12 video packages highlighting what JMU students can do "beyond JMU" such as skydiving, snowboarding, or even how to take part in an alternative spring break. View QuickTime >>> |
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Kids Science News - What Makes Things Go? - Faculty Project - The Kids Science News Network is a series of one minute television newsbreaks, that explore basic concepts in math and science. NASA Langley Research Center's Office of Education produces this series and professor Rustin Greene developed the series and wrote the first five episodes. KSNN was awarded the Parents Choice 2000 Gold Award for children's television, and 1st Place in the 2000 Broadcast Education Association's Production Competition. What Makes Things Go? examines and demonstrates stored and kinetic energy, what they are and what they do. View QuickTime >>> |
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One Day/One University - Student Project - This was an extraordinary project, capturing a day in the life of James Madison University. Eighty advanced students, 17 crews, 20 alumni, and 79 hours of footage shot all in one day. The School raised over $15,000 on the sale of the tapes, and used it to launch the School of Media Arts and Design Scholarship Fund. The program also won two national awards from the Broadcast Education Association (First Place-Promotional) as well as a CASE Award. View QuickTime >>> |
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Pat McGee Band Live - Student Project - This video was the major project in professor John Woody's advanced video class last year. To raise funds for our scholarship fund, we invited the Pat McGee Band to give a concert at JMU. The students recorded the concert with 14 cameras, including 6 Betacam units donated by state-wide production houses. This segment is the first minute or so! View QuickTime >>> |
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Kids Science News - What is Sound? - Faculty Project - This is another production from the Kids Science News Network series. Professor Rustin Greene developed the series and wrote the first five episodes for the NASA Langley Research Center's Office of Education. KSNN was awarded the Parents Choice 2000 Gold Award for children's television, and 1st Place in the 2000 Broadcast Education Association's Production Competition. What Is Sound? examines and demonstrates sound energy, what it is and how it works. View QuickTime >>> |
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IRTS Awards Program - Faculty Project - The 2000 IRTS Awards Program was produced with six of John Woody's students during the spring semester of 2000. The program highlights the best in student productions from across the country, all winners of a national student competition sponsored by the National Broadcasting Society and the International Radio and Television Society. View QuickTime >>> |
MACRoCkumentary was produced by SMAD Digital Video students in support of the SMAD Scholarship Fund and MacRock. It recreates the chaos of hosting a grassroots Indie-Rock conference in a rural Virginia college town.
