CLIPROC Media

Brayden Shelton

Our Biggest Project YET!!!

“KYHV” has been a work in progress, stemming back over a year. Climbing and documenting the longest sport climb in the United States, “Squawstruck”. This was truly a bucket list item and I’m proud of how it came out.

Watch the full documentary on Youtube, and follow on socials to see some behind the scenes.

Peregrine

BYU Broadcasting

Camera Operator

As a student, it can be hard to pursue passions and education at the same time. BYUTV has given me real world experience on sets, stages, and fields. My unique position as an EFP shooter has given me flexibility to work in all different fields. Including lighting, gaffing/rigging, and broadcasting. With my main job being a camera operator, I’ve shot podcasts, documentaries, music videos, comedy/sitcoms, and sports shows for both ESPN and SportsNation,. Here are some of the projects I’ve worked on

A carved ice sculpture of Jesus Christ and a young girl, placed outdoors against a wooden wall with snow on the ground.

Light The World

People waiting in line at night, with some wearing winter clothing, and a red sign or banner partially visible on the right.
A group of people standing in line at a donation vending machine titled 'Light the World Giving Machine' with displays of various gift options inside.

Run for HOPE 5k

Determined to spread awareness and fight the battle against depression and mental illness, I worked with Sarah Warcup, editing social media content following her 30 day journey. After losing her daughter to suicide, she decided to host a 5k to spread awareness. The social media posts feature her preparation for the 5k, and also insights to her life and struggle with loss.

This was a truly inspiring project and I’m very grateful for the opportunity I had to participate in a valiant cause.

BYU Computer Science

Illuminated letter 'Y' marquee sign on a table in an indoor setting.
Young girl with braided hair, wearing a blue shirt, engaging in conversation with others at an outdoor event.
Display of BYU apparel including a black hoodie with an image of a robot head, a blue floral Hawaiian shirt, and a blue polo shirt with BYU Computer Science logo, along with yellow and blue rubber duckies, and a shelf with bottles underneath.
Person typing on computer keyboard with mouse on desk.

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