Yip Qu Wen

As an NSF, I served my country as part of the Music and Drama Company's production crew, under the company of So Drama! Entertainment. As part of live production, I

• Managed cabling and connectivity setups efficiently, reducing clutter and potential tripping hazards on set.
• Maintained a safe working environment by adhering to safety guidelines when setting up and operating video equipment.
• Recorded footage for both the client and the company's archival
• Managed compression, digitization and storage of audio and video data.
• Controlled video input for live conferences or performances and pre-recorded productions.
• Set up projectors, laptops and microphones for live presentations.
• Made and repaired cables when needed.

Live production was also not the only aspect of my position. As I had joined during the COVID-19 pandemic, the company had us help with the filming and editing with their series, the Backstage Pass with MDC. Additionally, after the restrictions were lifted, there are times when I was requested to make videos for other events, such as a wrap video to showcase our live production works, and a video for our company's townhall that highlighted the major parts and achievements of the previous year. As a video editor, I

• Delivered edits on time for reviews and final delivery.
• Organized and worked with raw footage from multiple cameras and sources.
• Delivered edits with multiple camera angle choices, titles, graphics, audio, and special effects.
• Enhanced video quality by applying color correction, grading, and special effects techniques.
• Maintained organized digital archives of raw footage, final edits, and other assets for easy access and retrieval.
• Managed multiple projects simultaneously to meet deadlines.
• Worked with producers and other team members to meet deadlines.