Cameron Noel recently joined Centrifuge Media as our video producer! We asked Cameron a few questions in between the multiple projects she is juggling during this busy time of traveling and producing.
Q: What was your path to Centrifuge Media?
A: Growing up I looked up to my Uncle who was a producer for CBS News, so I decided to take a broadcast class in high school. I enjoyed it so in college I decided to study media production. After graduating, I worked at a studio in Wake Forest. After that, I worked for various companies staying in the video realm.
Q: As a new video producer, what aspect of your role are you most excited about and why?
A: I’m really excited to get to travel and meet new people on sets!
Q: You can offer a client one piece of advice when planning a video project. What would it be and how has it proven effective in your past experiences?
A: Pre-production is your best friend. The more you plan out with storyboarding, and writing a script, the easier the project will come together and accomplish their mission.
Q: Throughout your career as a videographer, what specific projects or moments have fueled your passion?
A: I used to work for a church and created several videos showcasing people sharing their passions and ways that they have impacted the world for the better. For example, I produced a video of a man who started a coffee company giving its proceeds to Guatemala.
Q: What do you like to do in your free time when you aren’t working on a project? Any particular hobbies or activities you’re passionate about?
A: I love spending time with my daughter. I also enjoy photography.
Q: Film or Digital?
A: That’s a tough one, film is so nostalgic. But, I love all the possibilities with digital, you can create so much and really let your creativity loose.
