Geoff Kingman

Re-editing domestic programming for international markets. This included feature films, Prime-time weekly episodic programming and daily topicals with quick turnarounds. This job required both editing and producing skills as it involved adding additional breaks and making cuts for time. Although this was an on-site job, it involved many of the same protocols as remote work because it required accessing edit systems and media assets in other locations (NYC).

Creating show opens, teases, feature packages and roll-ins for live or nearly-live sports programming. This job involved working under extremely tight deadlines. As a result I often had de-facto 'final cut' as I would often send my work directly to air. Programming appeared on Olympic Channel, NBC Sports Network and NBC Broadcast Network

Creating show opens, teases, feature packages and roll-ins for live or nearly-live sports programming. Editing complete shows such as Rugby Rising (docu-series), Podium360 (weekly highlight show) and Train Like a Champion (docu-series)

Prepare/assist for editing, mixing, captioning & broadcast in a live television environment. Handling/converting a wide variety of media formats (physical & digital), frame rates, codecs, resolutions and standards using both hardware and software tools. Extensive use of Final Cut Pro, B4M Fork media server and EVS production controller

1st Look was a weekly lifestyle show that aired in local markets. The schedule was tight and the producers had their hands full dealing with the field work, so I was left to my devices in the edit bay. Most of the work is as a "preditor" with some notes from producers as time allowed. I also functioned as Post Producer/Editor for a 1 hour documentary that we squeezed in with all our spare time. It was called My First Time: The Oscars, following 3 first-time Oscar nominees as they get ready for the big day. I was given final cut privileges and won an Emmy for my work as a producer.

Edited 6 half hour shows for Fine Living.

Edited half-hour series that aired on Animal Planet. "The Little Zoo That Could follows the staff at Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo as it attempts to rebuild and reopen after being battered by three major hurricanes."

Edited 1 hour special for WE TV.