New Header on My Website!
I am honored to announce that I recently gave my website a new header, just last week, to give it a nice update.
Both of the images on this new header were taken in December 2020. The portrait was taken by my mom just after dinner at Houlihan's in the Southside of Springfield, Missouri, for my graduation from Missouri State University. The background image is a behind-the-scenes snapshot of some progress I had made on, yes, enhancing another old commercial: one for McDonald's that aired here in America, the country of McDonald's origin, in 1967. What an upbeat commercial for American television in the 1960s, such an important phase in American history. Both the original version and my enhanced version of this commercial are now available to view on the list of old videos I enhanced and on YouTube.
ORIGINAL VERSION
ENHANCED VERSION
I first gave my website a header while expanding it for Promoting Yourself in the Digital Age, the intersession class I took at Missouri State University in May 2019. The portrait on the header was taken by Dr. Leonard Horton III, my instructor in that class, during the week I was taking it. The background image is also a behind-the-scenes snapshot, this one of my progress editing "BREAK," a student-produced short film and the first of three that I edited for Digital Film & Media Production in the Fall 2018 semester. It is now available to view on the list of videos I edited at Missouri State University and on my YouTube channel.
About The Author
Brady Marshall
Former freelance voice talent and video editor on the autism spectrum, from the Ozarks region of Missouri, born and raised. I completed an Associate of Arts with Honors from Ozarks Technical Community College in 2018 and a Bachelor of Science in Digital Film & Television from Missouri State University in 2020. In college, I was a volunteer at the Ronald McDonald House of the Ozarks, and received the 2018 Outstanding Young Volunteer Award. I completed a paid internship at The Hive of the Ozarks in the spring and summer of 2022. The Hive is a café in Willard, Missouri, devoted to providing work experience and work skills to persons with disabilities.