Jane Barrager

Always on the Run

Synopsis: There are many people in the world suffering from Domestic Violence. I wanted to bring attention to this subject because of witnessing it while employed at a public library.
Content: The video was edited with Adobe Premiere Rush for windows. The title slide and credits were created on Canva. The narration was my voice recorded on Audacity.

Video Credits

A Couple having a fight by MART PRODUCTION on Pexels (Public Domain via Pexels License)

Bored Little Boy Playing with Toy by cottonbro on Pexels (Public Domain via Pexels License)

Woman Asking for Help by MART PRODUCTION on Pexels (Public Domain via Pexels License)

Woman Checking Her Face on a Mirror by MART PRODUCTION on Pexels (Public Domain via Pexels License)

View of City Traffic at Night through Car’s Side View Mirror by Vasilii Kovbasiuk on Pexels (Public Domain via Pexels License)

Volunteers Serving Food to Poor People by Julia M Cameron on Pexels (Public Domain via Pexels License)

A Man Sitting inside a Car Parked in a Dark Alley by cottonbro on Pexels (Public Domain via Pexels License)

Woman With Bruises on Her Face by MART PRODUCTION on Pexels (Public Domain via Pexels License)

Exterior View of Public Library by Kelly L on Pexels (Public Domain via Pexels License)

Video Inside A Library by Pixabay on Pexels (Public Domain via Pexels License)

Woman in Library Looking at Camera by Ron Lach on Pexels (Public Domain via Pexels License)

A Psychiatrist Comforting a Woman by MART PRODUCTION on Pexels (Public Domain via Pexels License)

Setting The Pillows On The Bed by cottonbro on Pexels (Public Domain via Pexels License)

Boy Holding Small Hockey Puck and Making Funny Face by cottonbro on Pexels (Public Domain via Pexels License)

Change is Now Text by Polina Kovaleva on Pexels (Public Domain via Pexels License)

Audio Credits

Melancholic Piano Loop by rom2014 (CC0 1.0 Universal)

“Better Days” by Benjamin Tissot (Royalty Free Music from Bensound)

“Once Again” by Benjamin Tissot (Royalty Free Music from Bensound)

Not your typical phone call !!!

Synopsis: The storyline describes a sailor dreaming during a phone call made to his wife during deployment, where he finds out the gender of his second child. A daydream flash of events of his daughter seen through his eyes. At the end, he realized it is time to retire to fulfill his dream of being a hands-on father.

The video is a compilation of still pictures, a personal narration, background noises and audio music media created on Audacity and put together in iMovie.

Video Reference

“night stand” by zzzack is marked with CC BY 2.0.

“Sunrise” by Diganta Talukdar is marked with CC BY 2.0.

“Working dog training” by The U.S. Army is marked with CC BY 2.0. From Flickr

“South Carolina National Guard” by The National Guard is marked with CC BY 2.0. From Flickr

“Virginia National Guard” by The National Guard is marked with CC BY 2.0 From Flickr

“Virginia National Guard” by The National Guard is marked with CC BY 2.0. From Flickr

“A daughter’s salute” by The U.S. Army is marked with CC BY 2.0. From Flickr

“Georgia National Guard” by The National Guard is marked with CC BY 2.0. From Flickr

“Father-Daughter Dance 2017- USAG Humphreys, South Korea – 3 June 2017” by USAG-Humphreys is marked withCC BY 2.0 From Flickr

“Father-Daughter Dance 2017- USAG Humphreys, South Korea – 3 June 2017” by USAG-Humphreys is marked withCC BY 2.0. From Flickr

“Father-Daughter Dance 2017- USAG Humphreys, South Korea – 3 June 2017” by USAG-Humphreys is marked withCC BY 2.0. From Flickr
Father-Daughter Dance 2017- USAG Humphreys, South Korea – 3 June 2017” by USAG-Humphreys is marked withCC BY 2.0. From Flickr

“Father-Daughter Dance 2017- USAG Humphreys, South Korea – 3 June 2017” by USAG-Humphreys is marked withCC BY 2.0. From Flickr

“Father, Daughter Reunite” by DVIDSHUB is marked with CC BY 2.0 From Flickr

“Mississippi National Guard” by The National Guard is marked with CC BY 2.0 From Flickr

“File:Crying-girl.jpg” by Crimfants is marked with CC BY-SA 2.0 From Wikimedia Commons

“Born Bold, Brave, and Born to Lead” by jesse.millan is marked with CC BY 2.0 From Flickr

“Image” by donnierayjones is marked with CC BY 2.0From Flickr

“Military Funeral Honors with Funeral Escort for U.S. Army Air Forces Capt. Lawrence Dickson” by Arlington National Cemetery is marked with CC PDM 1.0. From Flickr

“Girl Smoking Cigarette” by RevivalVape.com is marked with CC BY 2.0 From Flickr

“What drink problem?” by JaseCurtis is marked with CC BY 2.0. From Flickr
“Party” by Ioan Sameli is marked with CC BY-SA 2.0. From Flickr
“Party” by be creator is marked with CC BY 2.0. From Flickr

“Military Working Dogs Training in Baghdad, Iraq” by DVIDSHUB is marked with CC BY 2.0 From Flickr

“Military working dog demonstration” by The U.S. Army is marked with CC BY 2.0 From Flickr

“190816-M-SP532-0222” by U.S. Department of Defense Current Photos is marked with CC PDM 1.0From Flickr

“Military Funeral Honors with Funeral Escort for U.S. Army Air Forces Capt. Lawrence Dickson” by Arlington National Cemetery is marked with CC PDM 1.0 From Flickr

“2014 Daddy Daughter Dance 02092014 105” by City of Marietta, GA is marked with CC BY 2.0 From Flickr

“family at the beach” by romana klee is marked with CC BY-SA 2.0 From Flickr

“Family Drawing” by Childrens Book Review is marked withCC BY 2.0 From Flickr

“Family By The Beach” by S.A. Street Photographer is marked with CC BY 2.0. From Flickr

“Family on Christmas Eve” by OakleyOriginals is marked with CC BY 2.0 From Flickr

Audio Reference

ship engine.wav by IsraGallo is marked Attribution CC BY 3.0 From Freesound CC0 1.0 Universal

Ringing Phone.wav by beticbert is marked Attribution CC BY 3.0 From Freesound

Aggressive Guard Dogs by Oneirophile is marked Attribution CC BY 3.0 From Freesound

Beach.wav by Mydo1 is marked Attribution CC0 1.0 Universal From Freesound

Summer Calypstep by Shane Ivers is marked Attribution CC BY 4.0 International From Silverman Sound Studios

Alto sax 90bpm Cm 1 band.mp3 by simondsaouza is marked Attribution CC BY 3.0 From Freesound

You’re a Dead Duck

Synopsis:

This is a public domain story about a boy who accidentally kills his grandmother’s pet duck and hides it. He did not know that his sister saw him do it until she began using her knowledge to control him. He finally confesses to his grandmother who tells him she already knew, already forgave him and was just waiting for him to get tired of his sister enslaving him.

Background:

The story appealed to me because it illustrates how we allow things to control our decisions and our lives because we think we do not have any other choice, especially when secrets or failures are involved. I would like the story to bring the viewer to a place of awareness, hope and forgiveness.

Audio Assets:

shocked duck.wav by crazyduckman Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0)

Farewell by Javolenus from CCmixter Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported (CC BY-NC 3.0)

Forest summer by klankbeeld from Freesound Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0)

Ducks quacking by zulfint from Freesound CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0)

Image Assets:

Dead Duck by Count Giorgio Durante (Duranti) from Wikimedia Commons (Public Domain)

Young woman holding a fish in each hand by Tudor Washington Collins from Wikimedia Commons (CC Attribution 4.0 International)

Prisoner with chain around hands by Jobs For Felons Hub from Flickr Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0)

Woodpile from Pxhere (Creative Commons CC0)

Young Girl and Ducks source Museum of New Zealand from Picryl (Public Domain)

Broken chain by shilmar from Pixabay (Public Domain via Pixabay License)

One of the small cutters at work by National Child Labor Committee collection from Library of Congress (Public Domain)

“Grubbing out the fence corners.” /Lewis W. Hine by National Child Labor Committee collection from Library of Congress (Public Domain)

Hayward and Harry Bentley / Lewis W. Hine by National Child Labor Committee collection from Library of Congress (Public Domain)

10 year old leaf boy and three “stringers,” / L.W. Hine by National Child Labor Committee collection from Library of Congress (Public Domain)

Glimpse of the home of a tenant farmer by National Child Labor Committee collection from Library of Congress (Public Domain)

Two oldest daughters washing dishes from Library of Congress (Public Domain)

Path thro’ the woods from Library of Congress (Public Domain)

Grandfather of all the Nicholsons by Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Black-and-White Negatives from Library of Congress (Public Domain)

Bedroom interior by Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Black-and-White Negatives from Library of Congress (Public Domain)

Farm girl by Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Black-and-White Negatives from Library of Congress (Public Domain)

Farmstead by Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Black-and-White Negatives from Library of Congress (Public Domain)

Mountain child shooting slingshot by Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Black-and-White Negatives from Library of Congress (Public Domain)

Mountain woman and grandchild by Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Black-and-White Negatives from Library of Congress (Public Domain)

Story and Text:

The Duck and the Devil Story author unknown from Creative Bible Study (Public Domain)

Romans 8:1-2 ASV from Bible Gateway (Public Domain)

April 2, 2022 by Jane Barrager Spring 2022 Student Posts 0

Act 3: Information Professional

Synopsis: This is my success story. It begins with my love of reading, my years of teaching, becoming a mom and raising our girls, volunteering, graduate school and ends with getting a public library job.

My video was made using a combination of personal photos and creative commons images. I used BeFunky to crop my pictures and to add some graphics and text to 6 photos. I recorded my voice using Audacity. I used One Shot Video Editor to pull all my resources together to make my final video product.

Music: Cherish by Javolenus CC BY-NC-3.0

Images:

The girls arranged stuffed animals all the way around the room and up the bunk bed steps! by Lee Bennett CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

New York City bus on 7th Avenue by drpavloff CC BY-NC 2.0

Massapequa, Central Avenue Library by sphoto33 CC BY 2.0.

Library by Geoff Coupe CC BY-NC-SA 2.0.

Houston, Texas from Buffalo Bayou Park. Original image from Carol M. Highsmith’s America, Library of Congress collection. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel. by Free Public Domain Illustrations by rawpixel CC BY 2.0

Houston Public Library – Central – Plaza by chrisabo CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

Girl reading a book by freestocks.org CC0 1.0

Florida State University Wallpaper II by RMTip21 CC BY-SA 2.0

First scantron I’ve seen in probably 15 years. Pretty excited for a multiple choice test though. by hardlylove CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

Birch Meadow Elementary School Visit by Massachusetts Secretary of Education CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

children’s space – Library 21C, CO by ellen forsyth CC BY-NC-SA 2.0.

Blank Open Book – Illustration by DonkeyHotey CC BY 2.0.

April 1, 2022 by Jane Barrager Student Posts 0

Gnome All Alone

Synopsis: A story about a gnome who just moved into his new home. Follow his adventure of trying to making new friends along the way through trial and error.

Content & Creation: All the photographs were shot by me using a Canon Powershot G7X camera. I used Canva to edit, add graphics, text, and create the end title. All of the audio were from Creative Common assets from Freesound.org. Used iMovie to edit the video. This video falls under the Fair Use category 6 (Quoting to recombine elements).

Image Credits:

All personal photos Copyright 2022 Lynn Nguyen, All Rights Reserved

Audio Credits:

April 1, 2022 by Jane Barrager Spring 2022 Student Posts 0

Blue Magic

“Blue Magic (Indigo Seeds to Dye Process)” by Tiffany Walters
is licensed under © “All Rights Reserved 2022”

Synopsis: Blue Magic is a journey into the alchemy of extracting the blue from nature and oneself.

Content & Creation: The visual content for this project is a mixture of Creative Commons Assets and personal assets recorded by me. All the personal assets were captured on an iPhone XR and 13. The video was edited using Adobe Premiere Elements 2022. Title slides and credits were created using Adobe Premiere Elements Photoshop. The narration is self-recorded with Audacity.

Still Image Credits: