JILL ANNE RAICHEL LLC
NEW PORT RICHEY, FLORIDA

In my past career, I spent about a dozen years working in and around the capital markets, both as an investor relations professional and as a relationship manager for the Nasdaq Stock Market. I have been commended for my ability to pull together diverse groups inside and outside organizations, facilitate collaborative work and communication, and devise and execute business strategy. As a writer and editor I worked on diverse projects such as: annual reports, advertising copy, press releases, internal newsletters, major award submissions, white papers, and marketing collateral. Along the way I also became an accidental PowerPoint guru. This site previously housed some of my thoughts on writing, branding, and communication. Those can still be found in the “ I create a three-column script that includes what I will say, an idea of what will be shown on the screen, and how I intend to enhance or alter the visuals in post production (e.g. zooms, highlights, etc.) Create any visual assets needed for the production Here is where I trim out the really excessive bits and frequently add callouts, which I can reposition later if the timing is poor. Having the callouts in before I read the voice-over again helps with timing – I know I can breathe a little bit with a callout because they take time to fade in and out and they should be present long enough for the viewer to register their existence and meaning. Don’t bother doing this at the production level when you are using YouTube – they have their own closed captions which aren’t compatible with Camtasia Select your file format and any additional production settings, and let your project render. Upload final result.