Practice project · Short-form
90 Minutes, a Different Spot: How the ISS Orbits Earth
An astronaut explains why new places come into view as the International Space Station orbits Earth.
My role: Short-form story selection, vertical reframing, progressive captions and conceptual motion graphic
The brief
Make one complete idea from a long interview understandable as a standalone vertical clip.
The edit
The astronaut explains why a different part of Earth can pass beneath the ISS after roughly 90 minutes. A conceptual Earth-and-orbit diagram follows the explanation. Buffalo, Michigan, and Utah are places mentioned in the conversation; the graphic does not claim to show the ISS’s exact ground track.
Deliverables
A 39-second 9:16 short with progressive English captions and an explanatory graphic. Uploaded to Jonas Henrique’s YouTube channel as an unlisted Short.
Source and credit
Independent practice edit from “NASA Astronaut Discusses Life in Space With Buffalo Bills Podcast” (August 26, 2025). The original conversation and footage belong to their creators. Not affiliated with or endorsed by NASA or the Buffalo Bills.