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From writing the scripts to shooting tape, cutting it, editing the video and voicing it, I have experience bringing videos to life. Here are some examples from the CBC.

Some 2SLGBTQ+ Americans consider moving to CanadaAs U.S. President Donald Trump rolls back rights for gay and transgender people, some 2SLGBTQ+ people are looking to Canada as a place to live. Giuliana Grillo spoke with two people who are coming to Nova Scotia looking for a welcoming community.

Nova Scotia rock rose study may help preserve sand barrensA team of Acadia University instructors just published a study that looks at the rock rose, a small and critically endangered flower that grows in the sand barrens of Nova Scotia. As Giuliana Grillo reports, the study might help preserve this habitat and the species that live in it.

Tiny train at IWK back on track — and delighting patientsIf you visited the IWK Health Centre in Halifax, N.S., during the pandemic, you might have noticed that the model train display was dead in its tracks. But as Giuliana Grillo de Lambarri reports, you can now look forward to seeing the train set in action once again.

Dalhousie researchers design low-cost device that can help fight water scarcity | CBC NewsA dome-shaped device floating in Halifax’s Northwest Arm could easily be confused with a buoy, but it is actually a contraption meant to turn ocean water into fresh water. Two Dalhousie University researchers hope it can help with water scarcity in the real world.

Why some toxic tailings from old mines are better left alone The province will begin to clean up dozens of historical mine sites around the province next year. But a recent study shows the process is complicated. Giuliana Grillo reports.

Musical inspired by Rita MacNeil hits the stage in Halifax A cast of six performers is bringing Rita MacNeil's life to the stage of Neptune Theatre to celebrate her legacy — from her music career to her involvement in the women’s movement in the 70s.

Blind woman nearly hit at intersection raises questions about construction accessibility | CBC NewsAfter she was almost struck by a vehicle last week while struggling to cross a Halifax intersection being reconfigured to accommodate bike lanes, Milena Khazanavicius says the city needs to step up its game to improve accessibility in construction zones.

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