Now on YouTube: “Raw Uncut Vietnam Footage” Enhanced Version
My enhanced version of SNIPERPOWNAGE's YouTube upload "Raw Uncut Vietnam Footage" is now available on YouTube. This project is something altogether different, a much longer video instead of enhancing another retromercial. After all, for my media internship with Carbon Trace Productions, my second fall at Missouri State University, I enhanced some footage of the Vietnam War, downloaded from YouTube. And this June, Carbon Trace released their documentary "A Vietnam Peace Story" on YouTube. They credited me as an assistant editor of that film, because it contains monochrome versions of some of the footage I enhanced. But that does not include this video; in fact, I enhanced this very video just this summer.
As the title implies, this video is about a battle fought in the Vietnam War. I think this video was released in the late 1960s (maybe 1967?), because the narrator mentions dates in 1966 and January 1967.
Original Version
Enhanced Quality
I have some other exciting news. Last week, I completed my paid internship of 500 hours at The Hive of the Ozarks. And this week, I started a new part-time job as a Substitute Food Service Cook for Willard High School.
Now, I'm really not a substitute, unlike substitute teachers. In fact, I have to work there every day of school. My job is mainly to wash dishes, one of the things I did the most at The Hive.
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.