Lead Video Editor / Producer Resume Example

Toy Pizza started out as a Frederator Studios production, covering all things collectible on YouTube.

• In the first year, Toy Pizza netted 21,000+ subscribers and 1.9 Million Views.
• Work for Toy Pizza includes editing all of the 250+ videos published on our YouTube channel, social media on Facebook and Instagram, and marketing strategist for Knights of the Slice and the Toy Pizza store.
• Wrote, edited and produced all Toy Pizza episodes for multiple platforms, including Internet and digital channels.

Successful collaborations and paid promotions were launched.

• Collaborations include Funko, Mega Bloks, Mezco Toys, Bandai Tamashii Nations, FYE, eBay, and more.

Toy Pizza has had the opportunity of traveling to Japan for coverage of two famous Japanese stores, Amiami and Mandarake, as well as coverage of the annual Wonderfest.

• We've been published in the popular Figure Oh Magazine #238 (Nov. 2017) and we've been featured on Japan TV for PRTimes.
• Oversaw all phases of video production for the Japan shoots, from pre- to post-production.

A Toy Pizza Kickstarter Campaign launched in Feb 2015, reaching its funding goal in 8 days for our very own line of action figures.

• Knights of the Slice is a successful toyline with over 100 different colorways designed and continues to expand its fanbase and action figures, passing 5 years.
• A monthly subscription service was launched in 2018,Action Figure of the Month (AFOTM), delivering 12 exclusive toys a year.

Edited several videos for both social and YouTube.

• With a positively strong knowledge about the toy industry, I led the creative narrative for their documentary on Good Smile Company and their factory in Japan, the first of many documentaries. Completely edited by me using 4K footage.
• Produced, filmed and edited a series of social videos on how to build Gundam model kits.
• Edited videos for their YouTube channel, communicating remotely with many team members for feedback and revisionary notes.

Vsauce launched DONG in October 2015, a YouTube channel home for Vsauce's ancillary content (current name is now D!NG).

• Highlighting Wacky Gifts, Amazing Apps, and The Best of the Internet, mainly made up of content featuring interactive websites you can browse or Do Online Now Guys (DONG)
• As a friend of the Vsauce team, they tasked me to research, write, host and edit a handful of episodes to help get their YouTube channel off the ground.
• Developed and managed episodes from concept to completion, including script, post-production editing and final delivery formats.
  As of February 2020, they have netted over 1.7m+ subscribers and 150mil+ views.