Oxenfree Film & Motion,
Post-Production Director (2023-Present)
Oxenfree Film & Motion,
Post-Production Director (2023-Present)
Oxenfree Film & Motion,
Post-Production Director (2023-Present)
Building for Scale
Building for Scale
At Oxenfree Film & Motion, I focused on building post-production systems that could scale without compromising creative execution. I operated as both an operational lead and a hands-on closer, responsible for quality control, workflow design, and supporting editors and producers across a growing slate of commercial, documentary, and broadcast work.
At Oxenfree Film & Motion, I focused on building post-production systems that could scale without compromising creative execution. I operated as both an operational lead and a hands-on closer, responsible for quality control, workflow design, and supporting editors and producers across a growing slate of commercial, documentary, and broadcast work.
This attention to detail became critical on large-scale branded initiatives such as Tobii Dynavox, where a single campaign generated 100+ deliverables across formats and platforms, requiring disciplined QC, version control, and consistency at volume.
This attention to detail became critical on large-scale branded initiatives such as Tobii Dynavox, where a single campaign generated 100+ deliverables across formats and platforms, requiring disciplined QC, version control, and consistency at volume.
Making the Machine Work
Making the Machine Work
As the volume and complexity of work increased, I led the implementation of a centralized server and remote editing workflow that enabled Oxenfree to collaborate with world-class editors regardless of location. This infrastructure allowed the company to scale editorial capacity without sacrificing creative standards and became foundational to multi-editor efforts such as the CFCArts documentary series, where reliable collaboration, version control, and predictable delivery were essential.
As the volume and complexity of work increased, I led the implementation of a centralized server and remote editing workflow that enabled Oxenfree to collaborate with world-class editors regardless of location. This infrastructure allowed the company to scale editorial capacity without sacrificing creative standards and became foundational to multi-editor efforts such as the CFCArts documentary series, where reliable collaboration, version control, and predictable delivery were essential.
To support that growth, I developed an internal post-production wiki to standardize onboarding, workflows, and troubleshooting, reducing ramp-up time and enabling faster problem-solving on evolving productions like Dr Phillips Charities, which was filmed and edited mere weeks from their anniversary event.
To support that growth, I developed an internal post-production wiki to standardize onboarding, workflows, and troubleshooting, reducing ramp-up time and enabling faster problem-solving on evolving productions like Dr Phillips Charities, which was filmed and edited mere weeks from their anniversary event.
Where Decisions Get Made
Where Decisions Get Made
In addition to post leadership, I regularly worked on set and in post as a closer, supervisor, and mentor, stepping in wherever needed to keep projects moving forward. On Very Local’s On The Job, this hands-on involvement led to expanded responsibilities and an elevated Producer credit, reflecting trust built through execution under pressure.
In addition to post leadership, I regularly worked on set and in post as a closer, supervisor, and mentor, stepping in wherever needed to keep projects moving forward. On Very Local’s On The Job, this hands-on involvement led to expanded responsibilities and an elevated Producer credit, reflecting trust built through execution under pressure.
Across documentary projects such as United Arts' series, I balanced oversight with direct creative contribution, ensuring editorial integrity while supporting teams through long-form storytelling and tight delivery schedules.
Across documentary projects such as United Arts' series, I balanced oversight with direct creative contribution, ensuring editorial integrity while supporting teams through long-form storytelling and tight delivery schedules.
Holding the Line
Holding the Line
Across all work at Oxenfree, my focus remained consistent: protecting quality while enabling teams to move quickly and confidently. By combining systems thinking, creative judgment, and hands-on leadership, I helped ensure work was delivered reliably at scale, even as complexity, expectations, and stakes increased.
Across all work at Oxenfree, my focus remained consistent: protecting quality while enabling teams to move quickly and confidently. By combining systems thinking, creative judgment, and hands-on leadership, I helped ensure work was delivered reliably at scale, even as complexity, expectations, and stakes increased.
