Solar Eclipse 2017

Here in Orangeburg, SC,  I was able to witness the first total solar eclipse from coast to coast in the U.S. in nearly a century. I had the awesome privilege to see it with some of the kids I teach and my coworkers at H.I.S Children CDLC .

Enjoying the phases of the eclipse!

Don't look without your glasses son!

 

Keep watching! And nice glasses face Mahagony!

Coolest girl on the block!

About halfway there! 

Unfortunately, this is where my picture journey of the eclipse ends. I was so in awe and caught up in the moment that I didn't even take anymore pictures! (I know, I know, COME ON JOURNALIST!!)

However, there are plenty of pictures gathered from all over social media of the eclipse right here!

I had an amazing experience on this day and I will never forget the moment or the people who were around me when everything was going on! 

The Sequence

This week in our Advanced TV Production class, Mr. Harwood instructed us to record a sequence of actions from start to finish. I teamed up with my classmate, Aaliyah Charles, to show one of the many ways that you can exit our Communications building after class.

While doing this video, I learned how important it is to ensure that the next video in a sequence of videos is a continuation of the one before it. Each video should be another part of the same story and not just random clips. I also got the royalty free music you hear in the background of this video from a site that was suggested to me. If you are looking for royalty free music, visit incompetech.com and search through their collection of royalty free music!