Chris Ransdell began his career in 1998 as a senior 3D animator and video editor at Creative Animation. He “hung his own shingle” in 2001, launching his own firm. Over the years, his firm produced commercial production on a local and national level, along with film productions such as “Addiction: A 60’s Love Story” and “Doctor Who: The Soldier Stories”. In 2010 Chris saw the change in the wind, and shifted his focus to YouTube and digital media, beta-testing five local YouTube channels under a project titled Tulsa Feed. In one year, Chris produced over 410 “Webisodes” of original content for Tulsa Feed and client channels. In 2015 a Comicon contacted Blue Box Creatives (Chris’ firm) and requested for his props and projects to be a guest. This lead to managing, promoting, and even developing comicons all over the nation for 2 years; culminating with the Roast & Toast of Stan Lee (about a year prior to his death). After this tremendous undertaking, Chris turned his attention to Tulsa.Chris started navigating the political climate of Tulsa, especially in regards to making a more fertile economic environment for media and film. One thing led to another, eventually getting him appointed to several boards and municipal positions. Headway was being made.Then 2020 happened. In a blink of an eye Chris’ efforts came to a halt. However, one of his clients was thriving. Turning his attention 100% to this client’s needs, Chris soon became the Vice President of American BitPower, as well as one of the shareholders. As Bitcoin and cryptocurrency exited the bear market into the next bull wave, the choice to jump onboard the “ABP wagon” proved to be both serendipitous as well as rapidly successful.