BIG EXPERIENCE. SMALL DOOR.
Blue Door Productions is a small creative studio built on more than three decades of professional production, editing, motion graphics and storytelling experience.
WHY BLUE DOOR EXISTS.
I spent most of my career making media inside larger systems: television networks, advertising agencies, production companies and major brands.
Blue Door came from wanting to take everything I learned in those environments and make it available in a much simpler way.
A local business shouldn't need a large agency just to make one strong video. A client with a bigger project shouldn't have to navigate five layers of people before reaching the person actually doing the work.
Blue Door is built around direct collaboration, practical production and making the right thing for the job.
THE EXPERIENCE CAME FIRST.
My background is primarily in editing and motion graphics, with years of work across broadcast, advertising, branded content, healthcare, sports and commercial production.
I've worked on projects for national networks, agencies and brands including NBCUniversal, Google, AT&T, Merck, CVS, TIME, Sports Illustrated, Gilead and Pfizer.
Blue Door isn't a departure from that work. It's a way to bring those skills directly to projects that often don't need the size or overhead of the companies I used to work through.
LESS PROCESS. MORE MAKING.
The studio is deliberately small. That's part of the point.
You Work Directly With Me
The person you talk to about the idea is the same person making the work. That keeps communication faster and decisions clearer.
The Production Fits the Job
Some projects need a camera, an hour and a good edit. Others need a larger production plan. I don't believe in making a project bigger simply because it can be.
Experience Without the Layers
The point of Blue Door is not to imitate an agency. It's to bring professional production experience directly to the work itself.
THE STUDIO IS LOCAL ON PURPOSE.
Blue Door is based in Sloatsburg, New York, and a big part of what I'm building now is connected to the community around it.
That includes working with local businesses, but it also includes projects like Sloatsburg Stories, which collects the history, memories and voices of the town.
I like the idea that the same studio can make commercial work for a national client and then turn around and record somebody telling a story about the street they grew up on.
Explore Sloatsburg StoriesBLUE DOOR IS AN ACTIVE STUDIO.
Commercial work is only one part of what happens here.
Teaching
Production, editing, design and practical creative instruction in the classroom and one-on-one.
The Lab
A rehearsal, recording and creative space for making things that don't start with a client brief.
Sloatsburg Stories
A continuing local-history project built around interviews, memories and community storytelling.
NOW LET'S MAKE SOMETHING.
Start with The $100 Reel Deal, explore the larger ways to work together, or tell me about the project you've already got in mind.