Author: sharmaine

I certainly haven’t held back this past week regarding last week’s weather fiasco in Atlanta, but as promised, this post is dedicated to some of the more light-hearted aspects. Wednesday, January 29 was pretty memorable in a couple of ways: Somewhere around 9:30 AM that morning, my mom conceded. She admitted that this fiasco was… Read more

I’ve been asked about a follow-up blog post, so here it is! I’ve had seven days to think about this, and unfortunately, I have too much to say to fit in one post (shocking). The good news is that the post to follow this one will be much more positive and should surely provide some… Read more

It’s the 100th day of school! I got to use the black background with bold colors today that I decided not use yesterday! Read more

I recently changed the cover photo on Trinity’s Facebook page when we announced the public phase of our Capital Campaign, but I decided to use another one for the month of February in observation of Black History Month. As I was designing it today, I really wanted to stick with the color scheme of this… Read more

Photo Credit: wsbtv.com I’m annoyed every time this happens (exhibit A), but today, after spending almost four hours in my car during a commute that should have taken me 25 minutes, from a place that I wanted to be closed in the first place, skidding four times on patches of ice, and nearly suffering from… Read more

This project is actually from September. It was shown at the 2013 Gates Leadership Society Reception, but I waited to post it, because the department also decided to use it as the holiday video. Although I’m now using Final Cut Pro X for all of my editing, this project was my first time using nesting… Read more

I couldn’t resist sharing this. It really should be my profile photo, cover photo, résumé cover, etc. A friend from high school posted this on Facebook a couple of days ago, and it’s impossible to tell you how hard I laughed. How could I not have written this myself? Read more

I just took the leap! My intention was to start small and edit smaller projects in Final Cut Pro X, until I started feeling more comfortable to make the switch and start using it consistently. But the rendering on this year’s Fifth Grade production of “The Nutcracker” was driving me crazy and I simply didn’t… Read more

This week was my week to write for “Flourish,” our community blog at work. Here is my post:   Grandfather clock standing in the hall Tall and straight up on the wall Talking to us, telling us the time One through twelve, he loves to chime “Ding” goes one, “ding dong” goes two Then three,… Read more

Earlier today, I was preparing an article for this week’s e-newsletter. I wasn’t satisfied with the image that was sent to me, so I polished it in Photoshop. This is certainly not an example of my most earth-shattering work, but what it does illustrate is my role in action. My title at Trinity is Digital… Read more