T-Mobile, adidas, Uber Eats, JPMorgan, DoorDash, Tiffany & Co., Tommy Bahama and others. Shooting, directing and editing ads since 2006. Comedic timing on scripted spots, speed on celebrity and candid content, and on-set editing that hands clients a near-final cut at wrap.
I pull the camera feeds as they roll and assemble while the crew shoots. The director sees scenes work before the setup changes, and continuity and timing get fixed on the floor between takes.
By wrap there's a near-final edit instead of a dailies link.
Bay built, feeds in, project templated to the deliverable specs before the first slate.
First assemblies of the morning's scenes play back for director and client at lunch.
Notes land while the set is still lit — pickups are a ten-minute reset, not a second shoot day.
T-Mobile: 3 near-final edits handed to the client at the end of the second shoot day.
Shorter post schedule, fewer revision rounds, no pickup day, and a client who has already signed off on the shape of the spot.
Three spots for Unwell Energy. Generative video let me reshape the jokes after the shoot, adding beats the day didn't capture.
Commercial editor in Los Angeles, cutting paid and organic social for national brands. I came up shooting, directing and compositing, and I have a BS in Electrical Engineering, which is why I'm at home on a set and with the technical side of post. Freelance: remote, in your edit, or on set.
I have a hand in every part of production because I genuinely love every step of making great ideas come alive—quickly and better than you imagined. Let's light this candle.