Supertaster: Supertaster Hits the Minnesota State Fair
Posted by
Lauren Winsor Stenmoe
on Friday, September 4, 2009
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CBS Interactive,
CHOW,
Food,
James Norton,
Minnesota State Fair,
MN State Fair,
On a Stick,
Supertaster
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Being a Minnesota native, the thing I was missing the most was not making that annual trip to the Minnesota State Fair, land of everything on a stick. I pitched the idea to CHOW that one of the writers, James Norton, should do one of his Supertaster video segments there, since he lives in the area. They ran with it and featured some amazing food!
CHOW Tips: Cake Decorating
Posted by
Lauren Winsor Stenmoe
on Friday, June 26, 2009
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Buttercream Rose,
Cake Coquette,
Cake Decorating,
Cake Turntable,
CBS Interactive,
CHOW,
CHOW Tip,
Cupcake Decorating,
Fondant,
Food,
Food Coloring,
Frosting,
Gabrielle Feuersinger,
Icing
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These were my favorite CHOW Tips ever to edit! I'm probably biased because I love cake decorating, but How to Make a Buttercream Rose is one of the most challenging tips I've ever edited and am very happy with how it came out. My own handmade buttercream roses, however, are another story. Gabrielle Feuersinger of Cake Coquette makes some seriously beautiful cakes.
CHOW Tips: Cooking with Amy Sherman
Posted by
Lauren Winsor Stenmoe
on Thursday, May 7, 2009
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Amy Sherman,
CHOW,
CHOW Tip,
Cooking with Amy,
Food
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I edited my very first CHOW Tips with Amy Sherman from Cooking with Amy! I even got to be on set that day for my first real shoot too. :)
Iron Editor Contest: Haruko versus Haruhi
Posted by
Lauren Winsor Stenmoe
on Saturday, August 16, 2008
Tags:
AMV,
Anime Iowa,
Anime Music Videos,
FLCL,
Iron Editor,
Music Video,
Polysics,
The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya
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Over the weekend I participated in Anime Iowa's Iron Editor competition and shockingly, I won! Considering that immediately after that, my video Breathe Again won Best in Show at the AMV contest, I had a consistent series of small heart attacks the entire rest of the weekend. Especially since I've never won anything before at these competitions, I still don't believe it.
For Iron Editor we were given six hours (starting at midnight) to complete an entire AMV. We had to provide the footage ourselves, but the total length of the footage could not exceed eight hours. We did not know what song we were to edit to, that would be given out just as the competition started. I competed against two other very talented women, Anime Faerie and SpiffyNerd who made the experience extremely fun. See below for links to their versions! The footage I (thankfully) chose was FLCL (Furi Kuri) and The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya. The mystery song was I, My, Me, Mine by Polysics.
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Commercial: Boylesque
Posted by
Lauren Winsor Stenmoe
on Friday, July 4, 2008
Tags:
Boylesque,
Camp Bar,
Music Video,
Richard Hall,
Saint Paul,
Wear It
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This is the promotional video for Boylesque, a production being put on by Richard Hall of Wear It. The show will be running for four Saturdays starting July 12th, 2008 at Camp Bar in downtown Saint Paul, MN. For more information, visit Camp Bar's website at: http://www.camp-bar.com/ or their MySpace page at: http://www.myspace.com/campbar
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DOCU: Hotel Vitale
Posted by
Lauren Winsor Stenmoe
on Thursday, May 15, 2008
Tags:
Academy of Art University,
Avid,
Documentary,
Hotel Vitale,
San Francisco,
Survey of Bay Area Architecture
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This is a video that I made for my final project in Survey of Bay Area Architecture. The project was to do a presentation on a modern building and I chose the Hotel Vitale, part of Joie de Vivre Hospitality.
Out of respect for the wishes of the hotel, this video will not be available to view online, only for portfolio review purposes. If you would like to see the video for that reason, please e-mail me and I'll be happy to provide you with a private link to the video. Thank you for understanding.
AMV: Lost Love
Posted by
Lauren Winsor Stenmoe
on Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Tags:
Academy of Art University,
AMV,
Anime Music Videos,
Avid,
Final Fantasy VIII,
Music Video,
Nobuo Uematsu,
Non-linear Computer Editing 3
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An Anime Music Video that I made for my final project in Nonlinear Computer Editing 3 on the Avid. I wanted to try something I'd never done before and pick an instrumental song to edit to. It's to the piano version of Nobuo Uematsu's The Successor with video from Final Fantasy VIII.
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