Jodie Parkin's Digital Portfolio
Video Software Experience
Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects
During college I used Adobe premiere pro and after effects to create my projects. These software programs were incredibly helpful in allowing me to create professional-quality videos with ease. Premiere Pro was especially useful for editing footage, as it provided a wide range of tools for cutting, trimming, and arranging clips. Meanwhile, After Effects gave me the ability to add special effects, motion graphics, and other visual elements to my videos.
Avid
During my time at university, I became acquainted with Avid – although it's not my go-to tool for editing. Nonetheless, I cannot deny the fact that Avid is a highly robust editing software that has been a staple in the film industry for many years. With a wide range of features and tools at an editor's disposal.
Devinci Resolve
I took it upon myself to learn DeVinci Resolve in recent years. After using various software, I realized that the differences between them are minimal aside from the layout. Despite this, I've grown to really appreciate the simplicity of DeVinci.
CapCut
For quick editing on the go, particularly for TikTok videos or reels, I enjoy using Capcut as it a mobile video editing app that is perfect for creating short videos for social media platforms.