Multidisciplinary filmmaker and post-production professional

I was "point" on this project - essentially, production lead AE. I ingested footage daily for 6 months straight, sorted and synced it all into multicams, then led AEs in selecting footage. I then made Dailies (5 minute what-happened videos for talent and production) and Assemblies (8-10 minute rough cuts per section, sometimes including effects, music, basic color, and temp VO), and simplified the final selects into Fulls to hand off to the editors.
During the editing phase, I worked directly with the editors, first with a story handoff, then daily with questions and requested pulls of clips they need. Some of these clips were buried and required digging deep into six months worth of footage to find. The assemblies I made were of great help to the editors for story and flow, and the Dead Hang section in particular was lifted almost in its entirety from that assembly, with minor tweaks and some editing creativity - but what remains is still mostly my own work.
The finished video as of 11/3/25 sits at 208 million views and rising, since posting 6/21/25.

My first solo-pointed (production lead) video. Production went for 60 days. Similarly to Lose 100 LBs, I prepared footage for AE selects, handoff to editors, and helping pull footage during the editing phase.
Though it was my first point, I was praised by the lead editor of the video as having been one of the best AEs he'd ever worked with.

My first actual project for Beast. I cut my teeth on this, learning the process and duties of an AE. When I was hired, the project was on Day 33, and the selects had only been done up to day 13. Once I had a good understanding I busted through and helped us get caught up by Day 50, myself and one other AE being the only ones assigned to help the point of the project.  I also cut my teeth on making Assemblies and grabbing pulls on this, forming my skills for future videos.
This video still stands as #9 of the top ten videos of the entire channel, at 426 million views.