Brian Fink Editor Reel

This reel is a comprised of clips from videos that Brian Fink has edited from college and at his first job, with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The reel includes a variety of projects that demonstrates Brian's versatility as an editor -- highlights, commercial, and news-styled packages. For more specific details, look below:

1) Super Bowl Reunion Highlight -- This was a highlight video I edited for a Super Bowl Reunion Party, featuring Warren Sapp, John Lynch and Derrick Brooks. The video was to commemorate the Buccaneers' Super Bowl victory in 2002, in which all three players played a significant role in securing.

2) Buccaneers Insider: Preview of Game @ DAL -- This news-styled package was a preview of the Bucs' game against the Dallas Cowboys. This piece was edited by Brian for the team's official website, and was also responsible for shooting similar segments every week.

3) Kickoff Party Commercial -- This spot was produced to promote the Buccaneers' 2008 season Kickoff Party. After receiving a script, Brian edited this piece with stock footage and also designed the ending title slate. The spot aired across the entire Tampa Bay region, on Brighthouse Cable Networks.

4) Match-Up: @ Detroit Lions -- "Match-Up" was a weekly trailer-styled video previewing the Buccaneers game and their opponent. Brian edited the video by using footage and a music bed to give life to a voice-over, of an approved script. It aired on a splash page in front of the team's homepage. For home games, at Raymond James Stadium, similar "Match-Ups" would be played on the video boards before the game.

5) Bobcats Intern Project -- This was a required project at the end of his internship with the Charlotte Bobcats. Brian edited, in addition to writing and producing, this 2-minute package on key off-season acquisitions made by the Bobcats. The video was edited on AVID, which was the first time Brian ever used that non-linear editing software.

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[NERDJustBNME]

Great video! I miss when the Buc's defense was that dominant every week....