Where we started.
Capture a school event as both a record for families and a useful piece of promotional storytelling.
Selected work / 05
Small moments. A lasting story.
What I made.
On-location filming and editing for Bosque do Cabril, with delivery prepared for the school's distribution.
The decisions behind the work.
The Fruit Festival is both a school event and a shared experience for the surrounding community. The filming brief has to hold those two perspectives together: preserve moments that families can return to, while giving the school a visual story that makes sense to someone who was not there.
On-location filming and editing turn the event coverage into finished videos prepared for the school's distribution. The external film shows one expression of that work, while this case study describes the production scope. Publication channels and use remain those agreed for the school; no enrolment or audience outcomes are claimed.
What came together.
Finished event videos for the school, students, and families to revisit and share through agreed channels.
PROCESS ON THIS PROJECT
The practical
picture.
Created personally by Roy Miller.
One studio, from thinking to delivery.
- 01Event videography
- 02Editing
- 03Distribution-ready videos
SEE IT IN CONTEXT
Out in
the world.
The original project is available on the client's site or social channel. Opening it takes you to an external platform.
Watch the film on YouTube