would create a fast-paced, camera-roll–style video that walks viewers through how everyday college moments transform into polished content using Adobe Creative Cloud. The video would open with raw, unedited clips straight from my camera roll—walking to class, mirror selfies, studying, coffee runs, and night-time moments with friends—intentionally messy and unfiltered. The edit would then transition into my creative process, showing how I use Adobe Premiere Pro to cut, pace, and sequence clips, Adobe After Effects for subtle text animations and transitions, and Adobe Lightroom to color-grade and unify footage for a clean, cohesive aesthetic. Screen-record overlays, split screens, and before-and-after moments would visually highlight each tool in action. The final sequence would reveal the fully edited video side-by-side with the original camera-roll clips, emphasizing how Adobe Creative Cloud turns everyday moments into compelling, scroll-stopping content. The overall tone would feel authentic, fast, and visually satisfying—mirroring the “Justin’s camera roll” style—while clearly demonstrating my editing style and Adobe’s role in bringing the vision to life.

I used Adobe Illustrator for a class last semester, which allowed me to create 3D images that wer then printed, laser-cut, and even used for sewing projects. All demonstrating the diversity of Adobe to transform an idea into a tangible, real-life object.

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