Robert Strype

● I started freelancing with Food52 one day per week and I turned that into a full time position as the video editing lead. ● I was responsible for editing multiple video series, product and one-off videos for various streaming and social media platforms for both editorial and brand partnerships content. ● I would comment on and approve every video that goes live on any of our feeds, as well as white label produced videos. At its peak this would average around 35-40 videos per month. ● I supervised a team of video editors, both staff and freelance. ● I participated in pre-production meetings for all videos, and would give feedback to the talent and crew to try and make editing as smooth as possible. ● I was instrumental in Food52’s YouTube growth. I constantly monitored trends and analytics, in order to edit more effectively for the platform. This has helped lead to the subscriber count going from 23k when I started to the current count, which is around 775k. ● I managed the server and made sure it was operating well and did not run out of space, almost serving as a media manager.

I edited videos for all social platforms, both editorial and brand partnerships content.

Editor on marketing videos for various clients and audiences. I am also responsible for designing all graphic material for these videos.

Editor for multiple shows, including "Kitchen Conundrums" and "Everyday Foods with Sarah Carey"

I researched, produced and edited five videos for Deloitte Consulting’s annual CFO conference. These videos were on a broad range of topics and were built using stock footage exclusively.

Shoot and edit a short documentary about the Speaker of the House of Representatives. The purpose of which is to educate people about the position and to publicize the campaign of Dustin Taylor, who is running for the position.

Post-Production Supervisor and Senior Editor, editing over 3,000 videos and supervising a team of editors. Responsible for hiring editors, editing videos, revising and color correcting all videos, tracking the progress of projects, and coordinating with an Emmy Award winning director on the look and feel of all projects. Clients include Allrecipes.com, Better Homes and Gardens, Fine Cooking, Parents Magazine, Wusthof Knives, Kraft, Eggland’s Best, Taste of Home, Cerego, The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Weight Watchers, Eating Well, Shape.com and others.

Videographer for the 2012-2015 New York State Harvest Fest. Responsible for shooting performances, vendors and B-Roll and later editing promo videos.