Matt Nye

Lead video editor on an episode of "The Breakdown" featuring artist Shaboozey.

Lead video editor of Max and Discovery+ trailers and promos used for both broadcast and social media marketing campaigns.

Highlights include:
- "Downey's Dream Cars" promo garnered 4.8 million views and 261,000 likes through Robert Downey Jr.'s Instagram
- "Jose Andres and Family in Spain" trailers and promos populated Chef José Andrés' social channels and was repurposed for launch on CNN
- The British dating show "Naked Attraction" found new life on Max and surged to become Max's most popular show last year (trailer currently has over 1 million views on Youtube)
- "Knox Goes Away", a film starring Michael Keaton and Al Pacino, found similar success on Max and was the number one film streamed the weekend of its launch

Supervised multiple audio and video capture streams over various assignments in different cities. Identified technical issues and resolved them in real-time. Produced live events remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic with Wirecast and Zoom technologies.

Produced and edited various internal and external corporate communications for client during the COVID-19 pandemic. Advised on best practices for remote and in-person production.

Traveled to twenty-seven countries in seven months as special detail for the Secretary of State and his Spokesperson. Managed live broadcasts and Zoom point-to-points with American posts and embassies on a global level.

Executed internal video teleconference operations at the US Patent and Trademark Office for high-ranking officials.

Supported their marketing strategy by creating distinct music videos and commercials on a weekly basis. Videos and photos used on their website to identify new and repeat customers.

Improved communication between key talent and production for both taped and live segments. Photos used on their website to attract prospective clients.

Completed daily breaks for the publicity department, presented to executives at the company's reverse intern seminar, assisted staff for a screening of Henry Selick's "Coraline," and provided marketing ideas that were used for Shane Acker's "9."