Hello there, theoretical hiring manager looking for a video producer and instructional designer.
You've found me.
I'm Sarah.
I make videos. Specifically, the helpful kind.
Learning shouldn't be an afterthought.
It's how we grow, and how the world moves forward. And in an age of technological innovation, where standards and best practices can change almost daily, it's more important than ever to make sure that information is preserved and shared with others. The vast archives of institutional knowledge that live inside the mighty brains of team veterans and subject matter experts must be pored over, studied, and documented in a format a newbie can understand, and that's where I like to come in.
I'm a video producer and instructional designer with over ten years of experience making helpful training content that people genuinely enjoy watching (or at least, that’s always the end goal). I handle everything from scripting and screen capture to motion graphics and final delivery, collaborating with clients and SMEs with a level of kindness and professionalism ingrained in me from my days in customer service.
I will be honest: it's kind of a weird time to work in this field!
The speed at which technology moves is absolutely wild. The tools considered essential have evolved so much over the course of my career, and, to call out the elephant in the room, AI is a big part of that conversation right now. While my preference will forever be for wholly human-generated content, I acknowledge that AI can be used like any other tool: responsibly, if and when it makes sense.
But knowing what a confused learner actually needs to hear, or how to make adjustments when something isn’t clicking with audiences? That still requires a human being who has taken the time to both understand the process and fully consider it from a learner’s perspective, and I’ve spent my career prioritizing being one of those.
I’m based in Northern Colorado, available remotely or on-site, and am open to roles in learning and development, internal communications, or product education.
If your organization creates things that need explaining, I’d love to talk!