Megan Card
journalist, student, bonafide coffee addict
Video portfolio
Each of the videos below were shot during a 10-week internship with Argus Leader Media. The featured projects were shot with an iPhone (plus a few accessories) and edited with Final Cut Pro.
Hookah lounge opens in Sioux Falls
Published by Argus Leader Media July 12, 2013
Francisco "Jun" Bug, owner of Bugs Hookah Lounge in Sioux Falls, demonstrates how to use a hookah water pipe.
Beethoven becomes child's play
Published by Argus Leader Media July 23, 2013
This video features interviews and footage from the first children's concert organized for the Dakota Sky International Piano Festival in Sioux Falls.
"Catch a Wave" with kid sculptures
Published by Argus Leader Media July 25, 2013
This featured video marked the final day of "Catch a Wave!" Sculpture Camp, organized by Sioux Falls Parks and Recreation.
Clear water, camping, storm damage at Lake Poinsett
Published by Argus Leader Media July 17, 2013
Day Trip: Lake Poinsett. Visitors and Lake Poinsett Recreation Area Manager Dan Sternhagen dive into some of the favorite activities available at the lake and recreation area.
Day Trip: Lake Mitchell
Published by Argus Leader Media July 2, 2013
Watch people describe the various recreational activities available for visitors at Lake Mitchell.
S.D. National Guard address impact of furloughs
Published by Argus Leader Media July 31, 2013
Four members of the 196th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade of the South Dakota Army National Guard discuss the implications government furloughs, to be enacted Aug. 2, will have on military members in the state.
Learn to brew with Gandy Dancer brewery
Published by Argus Leader Media Aug. 2, 2013
Brewmaster Perry Volden shows the steps to brew beer at the nano-brewery in downtown Sioux Falls. Gandy Dancer Brew Works will be launching its first introductory beers Aug. 27 on the north end of Monks House of Ale Repute at 420 E. Eighth St.
High tech library check in & out
Published by Argus Leader Media June 25, 2013
Siouxland Libraries showcased new technology today during a media open house at the Main Library. New radio-frequency identification and automated materials-handling systems are creating a more efficient and customer-friendly experience.
Camp inventors crash land in the modern age
Published by Argus Leader Media July 8, 2013
Over 100 area students filed through Sioux Falls Christian Elementary School for Camp Invention Monday, a week-long program to encourage interest in math and science.