multimedia / animation

Vyond animation with Interactive Storyline ("KV's Office")

Vyond animation with background graphics created using my iphone and Photoshop; and audio narration recorded on iphone; and then edited using Adobe Audition, along with background music. CLICK LINK BELOW TO VIEW INTERACTIVE STORYLINE - Watch the animation all the way through to get to interactive Storyline. Developed and published in Storyline.

Vyond Animation

Training communication piece to help managers prepare and handle career conversations. Content written by Sandy Alessi, a Fidelity instructional designer, then handed off to me (Closed captioned version coming soon).

Vyond Animation

Animated training communication piece designed to prepare sales reps for switching from Siebel to Salesforce CRM application for their sales leads and customer management. Content written by Steven Barrie, former instructional designer at Fidelity, then handed off to me to bring it to life.

Vyond Animation

Animation created for an FAA terminal fundamentals course.

Vyond Animation

Animation created for an FAA terminal fundamentals course to show different aspects of how different aircraft fly and land at airports.

KV's Doodly Experiment

Brief animation using the animation/whiteboard tool, Doodly. The flute music you will hear near the end is actually me at age 18 playing an excerpt from “Intermezzo from Hary Janos” by Zoltan Kodaly. (I was first chair in the Texas All-State Symphony Orchestra.)

Vyond / After Effects - Course Intro Animation

After Effects and Storyline

Animated intro

MP4 - HS Graduation (compilation of multiple video clips)

Adobe After Effects, Premiere, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Audition (audio) Compiled several individual video clips (thanks to Covid, each student had to be filmed separately)

Flash / Adobe Animate - Animated Course Introduction

Animation originally created using Flash. Converted to MP4 (using Adobe Animate). Imported into Lectora developed course.

Performance-Based Interviewing - Course Intro

Clip originally created using Adobe Flash, and incorporated into a Lectora-built course. Converted to MP4 using Adobe Animate (cc added in post).