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Emmy WINNER!

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August 29, 2013

It has been a couple of months since I’ve posted anything, but I have been a little busy with work; I have had the pleasure of working with NFL Films, MTV, and several local production companies. Anyway, back in June the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced our Student Emmy WIN. Needless to say I am THRILLED! I was truly fortunate to work with an amazing group of people for this project and I hope to work with them again in the future. That’s all for now, until the next one.

Student Emmy

Tags: 2013, California, California State University San Marcos, Emmy, emmy award, final cut pro, maselli, North County Food Bank, production, san diego, sebastian, sebastian maselli, video, video in the community

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Emmy nomination!

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May 1, 2013

I figured this is worth a post. A project that I worked on last year, North County Food Bank, has been nominated for an Emmy Award. Yes, it’s just a student category, but I still think it is awesome. I am not expecting to win, but it would be nice (LOL, fingers crossed). Anyway, if you have not seen the video yet check it out below:

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North County Food Bank Video

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April 27, 2012

As I mentioned in my previous post, I am currently involved in 4 video projects; 2 of which are finally done. This semester I was enrolled in a class called “Video in the Community” and I have been working with a group of people to create a video for the North County Food Bank (San Diego County). The objective of the video is to help the Food Bank attract more donors, suppliers, and volunteers. As usual, I am posting my handy work below, but I cannot take all the credit, my group was awesome and they made this project a breeze; thanks Kevin, Heli, Patrick, Heidy, and Stephen.