Kayla Dube
School
J. Everette Light Center
Expertise
Video Games, Social Media, Entertainment, Video Editing
- Kayla has been a freelance writer for over 2 years, covering video editing, social media, entertainment, gaming, and more.
- She's an Adobe Certified Associate for Adobe Premiere Pro, and is enjoys using Photoshop and After Effects.
- Kayla has spent time as a video editor for multiple indie studios, and knows her way around DSLR cameras, sound equipment, lighting equipment, and more to create content.
Experience
Kayla grew up in Maine, but now currently lives in Tennessee as a freelance writer. She spent two years being instructed in the craft of filmmaking, and 2 more years working as a video editor, cinematographer, sound designer, and more in the film industry. Kayla has also always had a passion for writing, and two years ago decided to pursue this in combination with her love for photo and video content creation. In her spare time, she loves to play video games, travel, and paint.
Education
Film & Animation at J. Everette Light
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Stories By Kayla Dube
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Discord is a great platform for connecting with other people, but it's not without its fair share of bugs and other annoyances, most of which are easy to fix.
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The Sega Dreamcast was the game maker's last console. It had some advantages going for it, but we break down the reasons why it fell short in its time.
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With Valve releasing the new Steam Deck earlier this year, the old Steam Machine came to mind. Here's what made the Steam Machine fail in the gaming market.
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If you own a first-generation Apple Pencil, you don't always need your iPad to be able to charge it. Here's how to charge it using alternative options.
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Transporting materials into space is costly, but 3D printing could help space travelers carry out their missions.
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Cambridge scientists have determined a way to get a robot to taste salt when it cooks, which could translate to robot chefs in the future.
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NASA's ambition for exploring our universe has produced myriad new technologies, many of which are practical for household use. Here are some of the top five.
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If you have an iPhone and Netflix seems to be failing, there are a few steps you can try to remedy the problem.
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There are several ways to address a Netflix "unexpected error" message, including cache clearing for browsers or updating the app.
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Google Docs is one of the most convenient word processors available, and it packs a surprising number of features, including some you may not know about.
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The Nintendo Virtual Boy from the 1990s was a flop because of some serious health concerns that manifested in users.
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Nintendo packed a bunch of convenient features in the Switch, including a setting that, when enabled, makes using the docked console much easier.
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Has your GPS ever acted up for no apparent reason? You may be able to blame that on the sun's activity, which can also impact other things on Earth.
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When it comes to your iPhone, closing apps and quitting apps are two different things. Here's how to quit an app and why it might be necessary to do so.
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If your Windows PC seems like it's slowing down over time, there are several settings you can adjust and features you can use to speed it up again.
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The idea of using tech to give humans abilities otherwise only found in animals is nothing new, but few concepts are as interesting as the Octo-glove.
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If your iPhone isn't charging, the problem is likely related to the charging cable, and there's a decent chance you'll be able to easily fix it yourself.
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Steam is a household name, at least among gamers, and it has been around for years. As such, its youngest users may not realize just how much it has changed.
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The only function of Atari's Video Music machine was to create music visualizations.
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It's often useful and makes our work easier to be able to copy and paste content from one place to another. Here is how you can copy and paste on your iPhone.
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The Sega CD was an add-on to the Genesis, that ultimately helped put the nail in the gaming company's coffin.
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Of all the options for DVD rental (now becoming an obsolete form of movie-watching), Flexplay might have been the least successful. Here's why it failed.
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A Japanese hotel's experiment with robotic staff showed that the world isn't quite ready to do away with a human touch yet.
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There are a number of spaceflight issues NASA has deemed most dangerous to humans, the deeper they may travel.
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A recent study found that magnets can be used to efficiently extract oxygen from water. Here's how that could benefit the future of space exploration.
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The Atari gaming console was made from 1978 till 1981 but was never released. With only a few in existence, how much would this rare console be worth today?
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One YouTuber by the name of Allen Pan decided to construct prosthetic legs for snakes so that they could have a chance at walking.