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During my college career, I interned with various companies, including: Go Bark Ball, Aerial Innovations, LulaRoe, Hallmark, and Tannenbaum. I've worked as the social media and marketing department for both Go Bark Ball and Aerial Innovations, two opportunities that introduced me to commercial marketing and photography. During my time with Hallmark, I worked as a props intern on set forTrue Love Blooms. Tannenbaum recruited me as a summer editor for their annual gala's promotional video, featured in New York City. This internship allowed me to remotely collaborate with their marketing team to create meaningful content to raise money for their nonprofit.

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 With regards to advertisement and web-building pages, I am comfortable with SquareSpace, Wix, WordPress, Weebly, Google Drive, Hootsuite, MailChimp, MyEmma, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube. During college, I led as both the vice president and secretary of UT's Photography club, coordinating field trips, meetings, and creating their website.

My name is Sarah Marie Adamson, and I am a writer and award-winning filmmaker living in Tampa, Florida. I received my BFA in Film and Media Arts and Certificate in French from the University of Tampa. I'm currently applying to MFA programs in Creative Writing.

I've been working as a freelance video producer, digital illustrator (art can be viewed here), and production assistant for the past few years. My most recent (ongoing) project is video creation for an eLearning platform with Adoption Choices, a nationwide adoption company.
 
​In July 2020, I self-published a screenplay called What's Best, which is featured on my website that is registered through the WGAE and WGAW.  I'm currently working on multiple new writing projects, both screenplay and novel alike.

I have been certified on the RED, BlackMagic, and Canon Mark IV cameras. I am proficient in Final Draft 11, Adobe  Creative Cloud, and Apple's GarageBand. Additionally, I have experience with AVID Media Composer. 

Photo by: Ian Foe