Fallen Heroes Ceremony honors Maryland's police and firefighters

The 2012 Fallen Heroes Day Ceremony was held at Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens to honor Maryland's public safety officers who have died in the line of duty. (Ela Locke/Baltimore Sun)

New Helicopters for the MD National Guard

Maj. Gen. James Adkins speaks about the Maryland National Guard's new UH-72 helicopters. (Video: Lloyd Fox/Production: Ela Locke)

New Baltimore County Schools Superintendent Dallas Dance

Dallas Dance, Baltimore County School Superintendent, answers questions from The Sun editorial board. (Video: Lloyd Fox/Production: Ela Locke)

Rebuilding Mt. Washington Tavern

Mt. Washington Tavern co-owner Rob Frisch speaks about the process of rebuilding the iconic Baltimore tavern after a fire in October of 2011 burned the building to the ground. (Video: Kim Hairston/Production: Ela Locke)

Parishioners get in Character

On Good Friday, parishioners of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Church reenact the 14 stations of the cross to reflect upon the death of Jesus Christ. (Video: Kenneth K. Lam/Production: Ela Locke)

Errors Found in City's Construction Tax Credit

Canton resident Catherine Parks was charged over $12,00 in back taxes after an error in the city's Bureau of Revenue Collections gave Parks and her husband a construction tax credit they weren't eligible to receive. (Video: Jamie Smith Hopkins/Production: Ela Locke)

Alleged Mega Millions Winner Holds Press Conference

Edward Smith, attorney to the alleged Mega Millions winner, Marlinde Wilson, holds a press conference in his Baltimore office. (Video: Lloyd Fox/Production: Ela Locke)

Anne Arundel Community College Truck Pull

Students and faculty from Anne Arundel Community College form teams and compete for the fastest truck pulling time. Student winners receive tuition awards towards AACC's transportation courses. (Video: Amy Davis/Production: Ela Locke)

St. Patrick's Day at The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore

Jane Ballentine, Director of Public Relations at The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, speaks about family-friendly events that the Zoo will host for St. Patrick's Day. (Ela Locke/Baltimore Sun)

Samson the elephant turns 4

Samson, an elephant at The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, turns 4 years old. Samson has been with the Zoo since his birth. (Ela Locke/Baltimore Sun)

Pregnant Chimps at The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore

Tricia Campbell and Erin Barber, Chimp Forest keepers at The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, speak about two pregnant chimpanzees. Bunny, a first-time mother, is due to give birth in the coming days. (Ela Locke/Baltimore Sun)

Biking and Jogging on the Gwynns Falls Trail

Bikers and joggers speak about their experiences using Gwynns Falls Trail for exercise and to commute to work. (Video: Kim Hairston/Production: Ela Locke)

John "Kinderman" Taylor

John "Kinderman" Taylor speaks about his career as a children's music and art entertainer. He is receiving a legacy award from the Howard County Arts Council. (Video: Lloyd Fox/Production: Ela Locke)

Release of New Apple iPad

The Sun's tech blogger, Gus Sentementes, highlights the features of the new Apple iPad. (Video: Ela Locke/Baltimore Sun).

Cutting the Baltimore County Rat Population

March 2012: Coordinator for Code Enforcement for Baltimore County, Jerry Chen, discusses proper ways to deter rats from harboring in residents' property. (Video: Lloyd Fox/Production: Ela Locke)

University of Maryland President on Athletic Cuts

At a conference with The Sun's editorial board, Wallace Loh, the president of the University of Maryland, College Park, speaks about cuts to the athletic department and his thoughts on Athletic Director Kevin Anderson. (Ela Locke/Baltimore Sun)

Calling to Pass the Bottle Tax

On February 22, 2012, students, teachers and parents gathered at Patterson High School in Baltimore to express the need to pass a bottle tax to raise funds for facility upgrades. [Video by Kenneth K. Lam/Production: Ela Locke]

Unseasonably Warm Baltimore Afternoon

On February 22, 2012, Baltimore experienced an unseasonably warm winter day. People near the Washington Monument speak about spending time outside and enjoying the afternoon [Production: Ela Locke/Baltimore Sun].

Prohibiting Double-Decker Horse Trailers

Horse farmer Nancy Dawn Ashway, owner of Country Comfort Farm in St. Michael's, speaks about a proposal to prohibit the use of cramped horse trailers and double-decker trailers in the state of Maryland [Baltimore Sun Video: Lloyd Fox/Production: Ela Locke]

Inverview Shadow

On Friday, February 17, 2012, I shadowed The Sun's multimedia video editor Kevin Richardson on an assignment to the home of Chrissy Polis, a transgender woman of Baltimore who was attacked just 10 months ago at a McDonald's restaurant. As the Gender Identity Anti-Discrimination Act continues to be discussed in the Maryland House of Delegates, issues surrounding sexual orientation and gender preference and expression remain a hot topic of discussion and debate. The Anti-Discrimination Act would protect people from discrimination in places of employment and housing. Polis discussed her life since her the April 2011 attack, her feelings about being transgendered and her opinions about the Anti-Discrimination Act.

Robert McClintock Interview

Robert McClintock, a local Baltimore artist and photographer, is interviewed about his work exhibiting iconic Baltimore scenes. I edited this selection showing the highlights of the interview [Video: Kim Hairston/The Baltimore Sun].

(Video will go live 02/18/12)

Ravens Cash Fantasy Grand Prize Winners Announced

On February 10, 2012, the Maryland Lottery announced its grand prize winners for its seasonal Ravens Cash Fantasy drawing. Prizes included $1 million, Ravens season tickets for life, trips to the Bahamas for the Ravens cheerleader calendar shoot, and 2012 Ravens season tickets. I edited this video showing the highlights of two grand prize winners and their reactions. [Video: Lloyd Fox/The Baltimore Sun]

New York Collector Confesses to Theft of Historical Documents

I edited this news video highlighting the February 7, 2012 interview of David Angerhofer, staff of the Maryland Historical Society. Angerhofer witnessed the theft of valuable historical documents by Barry Landau and his 24-year-old assistant, Jason Savedoff.

[Video: Karl Ferron/The Baltimore Sun].

Why I'm Blogging

This blog is going to be dedicated to the published (and unpublished) work that I produce for my multimedia internship at The Baltimore Sun. Work that I edit, film, and contribute to will be featured here!