Hi, my name is Zack. I use video to tell stories, build audiences, and generate revenue.
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Chef's Recommendations
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Free Samples
And there's plenty more where this came from.Pace Communications (2017-2019)
- Lead Video Editor for multiple big name clients (Walmart, AAA, Four Seasons, Wells Fargo, BB&T, Argo, Choice Hotels, Stainmaster, etc.)
- Created video content, in short form and long form, internal and external, social posts and paid media, for Facebook and Instagram.
- Traveled throughout the US and directed shoots for Walmart, Grant Thornton, AAA, and BB&T.
- Won 2 Gold Addy Awards for Best Director/Editor for Long Form Video Production and Digital Marketing.
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Video Director & Editor
2017 - 2019
Desserts
Just in case this hasn't been sweet enough.
Mini Museum Kickstarter
Selling billions of years for millions of dollars.In 2014, my friend Hans Fex asked me to make a video for his Mini Museum Kickstarter project. The campaign took off, raising $1.2 million in 45 days. Mini Museum was catapulted from an idea in Hans' mind to an overnight hit. Since then, we've produced two more million dollar campaigns together. We were only the 7th team ever to create three consecutive million dollar campaigns on Kickstarter. If you've not seen the Mini Museum, visit their site and read all about it. Hans and his team of geniuses have created something truly incredible.
NERF Nuke
This video blew up.ThinkGeek is infamous for creating fake products that they launch on April fools' every year. It's become a much-anticipated tradition in the online community. This video was part of 2014's trickery. With the world's love for NERF mixed with ThinkGeek's loyal and eager following, this thing blew up, literally. This is ThinkGeek's most popular video of all time, with nearly 11,000,000 views, and the product doesn't even exist.
Behind-the-Scenes: Mega Stomp Panic TV Commercial
If you build it, they will... make you clean it up.With limited notice during the busiest time in ThinkGeek's history, the creative team was given a chance to produce a television ad. After completing the script and storyboard, I worked with the team to book a studio, cast talent, build a set, shoot a commercial, and clean up our mess in less than 48 hours. The commercial went on to be seen 9.8 million times, airing on Comedy Central, ESPN, CNN, and many more. This is the setup and takedown of that whole project.