Sunset Media Wave is a Bay Area Community Resources program located at the Sunset Neighborhood Beacon Center in San Francisco’s Outer Sunset district. We are funded by the SF Department of Children Youth and Families (DCYF), the California Arts Council (CAC), and private donations. All of our partners believe in the transformative power of the arts and its potential to elevate, challenge, and nurture our community.
The Sunset Lifeline: Since I’ve Been Gone! [Portfolio]
Lemar Deguzman
I took my first dive into digital content creation when I was six. Watching my father create video memorabilia using Vegas DVD Architect. I would passionately watch from afar, asking naive questions in an attempt to comprehend the software’s logistics. It didn’t take long before I started giving it a go and soon enough, the sound of a mouse clicking in an otherwise silent room would become customary. Each production led towards an enhanced inventory of techniques as a video editor.
Fast forward to 2018. What has beenmy most monumental point in my video-creating journey, would have to be joining Sunset Media Wave and creating The Sunset Lifeline. This column is my effort to document my high school life in moving pictures. “But who are you in the first place?” you might wonder. My name is Lemar Deguzman and I am back from a short hiatus and ready to get back to my column.
Within the eight months since the last rendition, I’ve been granted many opportunities to expand my filmmaking and editing skills so hopefully you’ll notice some new twists and turns. Here is a video I am particularly proud of creating. I hope you enjoy watching them as much as I’ve enjoyed making them!
Faceless
I will be back to the normal Lifeline routine next post, and will touch on the creation of this video next time!
See Also
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TBLO3: Procrastination
Ambitious Animation Batteries: Powering Up
Rendered Maximum: Failures