Keith Lehman—Video & Installation
Keith Lehman—Video/Installation
Experience Corning, New York—Animated Typography
I was so inspired by the beautiful fall landscape of Corning, New York, that I created this animated call to action.
NAWCC Education—Promotional Video
I shot and edited this video with NAWCC Educational Director, Ken DeLucca. The purpose is to introduce prospective students to their educational program and to give brief demonstrations of what the classes have to offer.
Soundbrenner Core Steel Wristwatch—Product Review
I wrote, shot, edited, and promoted this video product review on a wristwatch that is made for musicians. I even play guitar using the watch to showcase its features.
The NAWCC Watch & Clock Podcast—Podcast
Working with podcast engineer and producer, Anna Tran, I supervised and coordinated the production of the NAWCC Podcast. I researched topics for the episodes, discovered guests, and wrote ad copy for advertisements. I even wrote and recorded the theme song!
Assembly of a Welte & Söhne Orchestrion—Interview with Derward Center
My collegue and I shot and edited the installation of an M. Welte & Söhne Orchestrion. Assisted by Al Dodson and Scott Kipp, Durward Center, Baltimore resident and restoration expert, installed the orchestrion at the National Watch & Clock Museum in Columbia, PA.
Tradeshow Table and Banner Displays—
Age of Steam Roundhouse Museum
Using Google SketchUp, I illustrated how my design would look in the three dimensional space the client requested. The final product is shown on the left at an actual event.
1.5' x 3.45' banner
1.5' x 3.45' banner
Eight foot long table cover.
Stephen Engle Monumental Clock Presentation & Demonstration—Video
I shot this presentation by Bill Zell on the Monumental Engle Clock held at the National Watch & Clock Museum in Columbia, PA.
Bulova Accutron II Wristwatch—Product Review
I also have experience in video, script writing, and voice over. I did this product review for the website that I was the editor—NAWCC WatchNews.
The History of the Calendar, by François-Paul Journe—Presentation
On October 24, 2016, I gave a presentation on the Mathematical Mysteries Behind the Cosmic Calendar at the General Society Library in New York. The event was sponsored by F.P. Journe and hosted by the Horological Society of New York. I was joined by Managing Editor of HODINKEE, Jack Forster, and Brand Manager of F.P. Journe, Pierre Halimi Lacharlotte, to discuss the various facets of how calendrical time has evolved throughout history.
History of the Wristwatch Display Panels—
National Watch & Clock Museum
Creating graphics and writing copy for a subject as specifically-broad as the history of the wristwatch was a challenge. Fortunately, I worked closely with the curator of the exhibit. His knowledge and passion was an invaluable asset to creating eight pieces that were both informational and visually compelling. Three of the panels are displayed below. These and the rest of the panels are a permanent part at the National Watch & Clock Museum.
Here are three posters that illustrate and explain how the wristwatch developed over the past 100 years.
A panoramic photograph of the finished exhibit.
Las Vegas Show Booth Banners—National Association of Watch & Clock Collectors
Using Google SketchUp I designed the layout of our booth for the 2016 National Pawn Brokers Association's Las Vegas convention. I also designed the three 2.5'x 6' banners positioned at the back. These three banners, displayed below, are now common sights at the National Watch & Clock Museum to entice visitors to become members of the National Association of Watch & Clock Collectors.
Ansonia Street Clock Animation—National Watch & Clock Museum
This animation was created to illustrate the scale and dimension of installing an Ansonia street clock in the rotunda of the Museum.
Tradeshow Design and Graphics—
Howard Miller Associates
I designed this trade show exhibit for Evonik Oil Additives using Google SketchUp. We presented several different ideas including one with mounted motorcycles connected to a video projection instead of the car.