Aaron Fisher

Filmed and edited corporate video for Banfield Pet Hospital, a national veterinarian brand owned by Mars Company.

Created a timelapse movie in preparation for the New Orleans Saints game against the Carolina Panthers for NOLA.com | The Times Picayune.

Edited a dynamic timelapse video to hype the Carolina Panthers and New Orleans Saints matchup.

Conceptualized, shot, and edited two short videos on how to create a last minute Halloween costume that ran on NOLA.com.

• Created and edited thematic Woolly Mammoth Presents Series, a mini-documentary series showcasing artists, which have been selected for the Rosebud Film Festival, Richmond International Film Festival, Chicago International Music and Media Festival, DC Shorts, and through a sponsorship with Spotlight Media, been screened at 120 theaters to over 500,000 people. • Conceptualizes visual campaigns with Brand and Marketing Director and executes using digital photo and video production equipment, lighting, and sound recording, edits, delivers, and modifies content in accordance with Marketing Department. • Organized, animated, and sound designed 30 second television spots, ensuring finished product was within broadcast quality specifications and codecs, requiring adjusting or compressing media into final format for all digital delivery systems for digital ads and YouTube viewing. • Coordinates technical requirements and staff for theatre and equipment rentals and manages audio/video staff with high profile clients such as Google, Politico, Slate and the Department of Defense. • Required to manage various projects simultaneously between theatre rentals, film shoots for future productions and current audio/video productions.

I helped create and ask Werner Herzog questions. I also set up lighting and FS7 camera, as well as a black background to achieve desired look from Wired.com.

I was tasked to put together a video that chronicled the experience of the DC Hip-Hop Theater festival. I shot interviews, filmed events, and edited it all into a final video that went to their website.