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OKAY, BUT BEFORE YOU CUT ME OFF
Let me introduce myself
hello beautiful doves
My name is Tara (TA-ruh), I’m a native New Yorker with a heart deeply rooted in Filipino American culture. I've always been captivated by the magic of video editing, using it as a canvas to craft stories that resonate and inspire.
My personal journey has been marked by the challenges of navigating mental health, something I grappled with a lot growing up. It's these experiences that have fueled my passion for advocacy. I've learned firsthand the healing power of storytelling and the strength that can emerge from our struggles.
I believe in the profound beauty of vulnerability, viewing it as a gateway to discovering our inner resilience and positivity. Advocating for mental health has become an integral part of my story. Join me on this journey as I continue to infuse the transformative magic of storytelling into the world, creating spaces where voices are not just heard but celebrated and empowered.
I had the pleasure to edit a piece by Paul Gabriel L. Cosme performed by the GRAMMY®-nominated JACK Quartet.
As the designated Podcast and Video Editor for the Break Into Law brand, I have played a pivotal role in shaping the narrative and visual identity of our content.
Reclaiming Filipino Mythology Through Film. My Honors project short film
Lauren Lola is a mixed Filipino-American writer based in San Francisco, CA. She has written a number of short fictions. From constantly writing and editing to balancing her work with a job, Lauren's narrative gives us a glimpse into her life as an author.
Interviewed two Filipino-American activists about their work in the anti-Asian hate protests and their overall activism. Article.
After a year of online schooling, I participated in interviewing a Filipino college student and content creator about his experience to have a look into the lives of Filipino students during the pandemic. Article.
In honor of National Artists Month, I assisted in interviewing various artists about their art medium and how it’s been affected during the pandemic. Article.
For Women’s History Month, I took part in editing a four part video series asking various Filipinos who identify as a woman to answer a question regarding to womanhood and its significance. Article.
Springboard for the Arts is a nonprofit organization based in Minnesota with the mission to support artists with the tools to make a living and a life, and to build just and equitable communities full of meaning, joy, and connection. I assisted in editing their tour video of their new office space in Saint Paul.
During the height of the pandemic, I helped create and edit a video for SPNN members on tips of what capabilities they can have with their limited equipment.
I edited the podcast 'Mindful Prayers for Students' under Barrie Breakers where I refined the audio to create a calm and focused atmosphere. I ensured clarity in sound, balanced the spiritual tone, and integrated seamless transitions to enhance the listening experience for students seeking mindfulness and reflection.