Portfolio

For the ATTRA Sustainable Agriculture program of the National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT), I created a series of five videos on tractor maintenance.

This Glover's Ledge Video was more of a general welcome to the site and features no voice over or narrative. It was shot entirely with a smart phone and stitched together with free software. It's a great example of what you can do with no budget, but still have a decent result.

As part of a group project, Antioch University students ran the Monadnock Earth Day Festival in 2015 in partnership with the Monadnock Food Co-op in Keene, NH. My job was media and outreach, which included making the event film.

One of the first videos I made for the Glover's Ledge Site is a summary of the Winter Twig Identification Hike from February 2015.

For the ATTRA Program of the National Center for Appropriate Technology, I wrote “Community Supported Agriculture”, (CSA) a short publication on how a farmer can start a CSA business model on their farm.

As part of a small consulting project while I was still at Antioch University, a couple other students and I created a history of the methane-to-electricity project of the Windham Solid Waste Management District. Although you can't see it here, it included a series of short videos as well, interviewing some of the key players.

I conducted a full, detailed internal evaluation of the Peer Skills Network's Communication Workshop Series.

Joseph Campbell's Monomyth Theory is that all stories that humans have ever told follow the same pattern. I created a quick two-page handout that walks the user through the monomyth and helps them create compelling stories in all situations: education, marketing, etc.

While working on the Glover's Ledge site, I wrote up a simple Communications Plan.