Showing posts with label radio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label radio. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Photoshop



This weekend I was finally able to purchas the Adobe Photoshop CS5!  I am in a Promotions and Production class this semester, and we had to make our own billboard.  Just so I won't have to come to campus all the time, I got the student edition of photoshop.  So far I love it.  It's a great program to have.  Especially when you're bored and just want to mess with some items.

The program seems to be very user friendly...but then again I've used it before, so I have experience with it.  Just for fun, I'm going to post some of the "billboards" I made for class.  You can tell for some of them I started to get lazy...it was around midnight when I made these.

This is the country station in Richmond.  Took me an hour to work with those photos and get rid of the backgound

My goddaughter Harper ^_^ Couldn't help but use this photo

If anyone is in Lynchburg, please give these animals good homes.  The dog on the right has beautiful blue eyes!  Adopt a pet today!

This is a local radio station in Lynchburg.  I wanted a different background, but this is all I could get.  Needs to be tweaked.

Some of these I know has issues, so I have to fix them for class, but this is the first attempt at them. =]

Friday, June 10, 2011

A Week After My First Day



So, I've been at Cox Radio for an entire week, and I have to say...I love my job.  Although I haven't done any remote locations yet, the office stuff is great.  During the morning I mostly work on promotions and I like it, but in the morning I've noticed that I don't talk much at least until lunch.  After lunch I get to work with Joe and Billy on the commercials.  I love working with the commercials and the Adobe Audition.  Once my PC comes in, they are going to put on an older version of the program so I can get a little more familiar with it.  I should have messed with it during the school year!  Dammit...



I didn't think I'd love it that much there, but I do.  The environment reminds me of a private school.  It's small and everyone tries to communicate (including the sales department...sometimes) and they get along great.  They all joke around with each other but work still gets done. I'm hoping I'll let how to make commercials as quick as Joe does by the end of the year, I'm usually a quick study with electronics.  I got dubbing pretty quickly. 

I want to be able to show them that I am a valued member so when I graduate they may want to hire me full time, doing more production stuff.


The other intern I think is Ben.  I haven't met him yet, but there is another name on my schedule and on Angie's computer it said Intern Schedule.  So I believe that's right.  So far I haven't heard great things, but I'm praying that once he's actually started, he will begin to get better.  I'll keep praying.  I don't want anything to slow down Cox Radio.

:)