Richard Grant

Editing a series of videos highlighting IBM's role in coordinating the manufacturing supply chain of trucks made by Volvo Eicher in India.

Editing various web pieces for Rolling Stone like behind the scenes videos of cover shoots, interviews with artists, and movie trailers for their YouTube and social media channels.

Editing "Cheddar @ Home", a weekly series for Cheddar exploring smart home technology, tiny home living, and millennial trends.

Editing various web pieces for Rolling Stone like behind the scenes videos of cover shoots, interviews with artists, and movie trailers for their YouTube and social media channels.

Editing on a documentary piece featuring Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student, David Hogg, about conspiracy theorists who believe that mass shootings are completely staged events, and that the survivors of those tragedies are what they call “crisis actors”.

Editing on a continuation of the hit show "The Men Who Built America" from Executive Producer Leonardo DiCaprio. The series uses narrative dramatizations and interviews with experts to cover seventy five years between the American Revolution and The California Gold Rush.

Editing for Season 5 of "Forged in Fire", History Channel's competitive blade smithing series.

Editing for Netflix's "Roman Empire" Season 2, a dramatic series based in ancient Rome featuring expert commentary from prominent historians.

Producing and editing a series of videos for the Siemens Corporation promoting MindSphere, the open source, cloud-based operating system that lets you connect your machines and physical infrastructure to the digital world.

Editing an inspirational series about transgender athletes making changes in the Olympic Games policy and transforming the competitive sports landscape around the globe.

Co-editor on series of promo campaigns for VH1’s scripted series, Daytime Divas, starring Vanessa Williams.

Michelin asked Vice to help them document the release of their new tire at a three-day event held near Joshua Tree. Guests included industry leaders, top drivers, journalists, and celebrities - all of whom were invited to test the tires on road and track via dozens of the world’s most thrilling cars.

Editing a sizzle reel for a new series exploring the phenomenon of real people who lead double lives, fake their own deaths, and assume new identities, often crumbling the lives of the innocent family and friends who trusted them. All of the stories are told by actual persons involved.

Vice, Samsung, and Smart News teamed up to present a story of The Syrian Civil Defense, or "White Helmets", a group of roughly 3,000 volunteer search-and-rescue workers who rush into civilian areas only moments after they've been bombed, and attempt to pull the living and the dead from the rubble. All of the footage was shot on Samsung's "Gear 360" virtual reality camera, introducing an immersive element new to journalism.

Editing segments for Season 3 of "Hack My Life" in which Kevin Pereira and Brooke Van Poppelen try out life hacks that can save time and money. Examples can include using a bag of potato chips as a substitute for charcoal in a barbecue pit, or building a portable air conditioning unit using a cooler, ice cubes, and a battery-operated fan.

Editing on a biographic series covering Hugh Hefner's early life in the 1940's, the founding of Playboy magazine in the 1950's, and the course it ran through the 1990's.

Helping establish the look and feel of Cheddar, a streaming subscription service created by former Buzzfeed President, Jon Steinberg. Their areas of focus are money, entertainment, food, and fashion. They broadcast live from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange and also feature video packages, as well as interviews with various captains of industry.

Editing segments for Vicland's special July 4th presentation. This second installment of the show "Randomizer" boldly explores this great land from sea-to-shining-sea through a collection of surreal short films edited together from Vice's extensive libraries of raw footage.

Award-winning songwriter and producer Adam Schlesinger (writer of "That Thing You Do", "Stacy's Mom", songs for the TV musical comedy series "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend", and many of the tracks on the newest Monkees album "Good Times", which he also produced), has focused his considerable songwriting and producing abilities on Fever High, a duo from Brooklyn whose latest EP was just released on Sire Records.

Editing for Season 2 of AMC's acclaimed series "Making of The Mob" which focuses on the development of the mafia in Chicago, tracking Al Capone's evolution from a worried young man looking to feed his growing family to becoming the single most notorious person in The United States: "Public Enemy Number One". The series also explores The Chicago Outfit's complicated relationship with the Kennedy family, Jimmy Hoffa, and beyond.

Acted as swing editor across multiple episodes. Responsible for editing the cold open/super tease.

Ingested, synced, grouped, and organized footage. Managed music, sound effects, graphics, and titles. Prepped sequences for online.

Syncing & grouping footage, distributing exports, and managing media. Editing teases, history packages, DIY video, & promo selects.

Ingested, synced & grouped footage, motion blurred explicit content, and generated exports for transcription.

Ingested, logged & synced footage, synced scripts, cut promo selects, cut stringouts, recorded scratch VO, laid in final VO, and exported air masters.

Logged, digitized, & synced raw footage, generated air masters, encoded content for the web, and maintained the library of field shoot materials.

Led execution of post process at Rave HD, including online editing, 50/60i conversions, quality control, and licensing, edited IFC commercial spots for the film “Lost Highway”, and maintained tape library and library software for AMC, IFC, WE, and Fuse.

Logged and digitized footage, cut rough audio sequences, pulled sound effects, and made outputs to tape.

Digitized incoming footage, synced sound with picture, edited portions of the gag reel, updated script pages, delivered air masters to the network.