Ryan Dight

I'm a part of the Yeti Productions team. I work with producers and creatives to make animations and motion graphics for clients of MullenLowe.

Experience operating and assisting with Phantom Flex, Red Cameras, Canon C100, C300, Panasonic AU-EVA1, Sony Fs7, Sony A7Sii, A7Riii, Canon 5Dmkii, Blackmagic Cinema Cameras, Panasonic Gh4, Gh5, Gh5s and more. Experience editing and creating motion graphics for web based content for wide a range of clients. Works primarily in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere, After Effects and Cinema 4D.

• Facilitating and developing the technical elements of all media production activity. • Developing and overseeing the workflow of the marketing function of the company. • Collaboration with the Creative Director to develop new content. • Regularly produce, film, and edit all content. • Overseeing the production of all Motion Graphics. • Facilitating and maintaining relationships with all video production contractors. • Developing and evolving content production strategies for clients of the company. • Developing, organizing and maintaining all post-production equipment. • Budgeting, purchasing, organizing and maintaining all production gear.

Worked with a number of non-profit organizations to handle content production from pre to post. Clients include the Austin Film Society, NEA, and the Boston Underground Film Festival. In addition we collaborated with several musicians and music publications to create content that has been featured on Nerdist, MTVu and Altpress.

I taught entry-level hands on video classes after school to kids ranging from 10-15 years of age.

Performed a wide variety of tasks that evolved over nine months through a series of "semesters". Initially I performed various office tasks, providing general support for the staff. This involved a lot of data entry and I became comfortable with their in house database platform Raiser's Edge. After these initial four months I became a more specialized Video Intern, working directly with the head of programming. At this point I began editing trailers (using Adobe Premiere) that would screen before regularly programed films, and editing content for the Texas Film Awards. Myself and my co-intern also provided video documentation for numerous panels that took place after screenings including the Jewels in the Wasteland series hosted by Richard Linklater.