Jessie Hixenbaugh

Produced videos for Ghostbusters official Youtube channel.

Directed 15 + Episodes of CollegeHumor Originals Series that received 14 Million + Views on Youtube.

Produced 50+ sketch comedy videos for Youtube with a combined total of over 200 million views across YouTube and social streaming services. As well as helping develop and create shows for CollegeHumor's subscription service DROPOUT

Head Creative of ongoing series “Spotlight" that explores new foods and places around the world.

Oversaw the production of 100 Facebook live broadcasts a month over 9 different channels in addition to producing and live monitoring individual broadcasts. • Responsible for all aspects of pre-production, on-set production, and wrap including the creation of budgets, rate and contract negotiations with talent and 3rd party vendors, creation and execution of timelines, casting, scheduling, processing of invoices and payments, creative development, and track and analyzing Facebook metrics to predict/forecast trends.

Made 20+ Original Videos for CollegeHumor.com

My responsiblities at Collegehumor included gathering and buying props for productions, transporting equipment, being available on shoots for Production Assistant work and writing script notes, as well as organizing and maintaining craft services.

My main role on the post production team was to Assistant Edit. This includes importing all the footage, organizing, and logging it for the editor. I also helped organize the external hard drives for production and post production use and picked up new drives for future use.

During the production I secured the set perimeter, created and maintained craft services, organized food delivery and assisted the producers.

As part of the UIC Pavilion video production crew, duties include camera operating and assistant camera operating, during events at the pavilion. The occasions include UIC Flames basketball games, graduations, and concerts.

The class I assisted was a news practicum for seniors and juniors in the broadcast journalism department. I helped the students and teachers with support on Final Cut Pro Studio, camera equipment, and putting videos on the EVS for the broadcast.

This position has provided me with the skills to operate industry standard equipment and software. My numerous responsibilities have include tutoring and supporting students working on post production software, trouble shooting various HD cameras and lighting equipment, and processing equipment for rentals.

During this particular event I organized and laid out the fiber optic cable for the telecast. During the live broadcast I assisted the handheld camera operator.

While at 20 West I maintained and facilitated an organized office setting. In addition to assisting producers with show development. My responsibilities also included organizing, transcribing, time-coding, and logging footage for shows in production.

At Media Process Group I identified, organized, transcribed and logged footage on Avid. During on location shoots I helped facilitate and assist the crew with their production needs.

During production I escorted the actors to and from the set. As the shoot progressed I handled and organized the contracts for each actor and made sure they were complete.

During the summer I taught kids about Broadcast Journalism and Film. I supervised a video production staff and helped create 4 short films a week. In the Broadcasting program I helped campers create a newscast each day about camp. The broadcast was then put online for the parents to view.

While at Green Screen Adventures my duties included, preparing the studio for the production, assisting actors with costumes and floor directing during taping.