Working for a global education group, QA Workforce Learning, I oversee the entire end-to-end content production process for group-wide content and marketing video projects and am responsible for the Circus Street workstream. For studio work, I am responsible for coordinating the production team, from crew to talent, responsible for booking all studio staff, and managing the studio and team on shoot days to ensure shoots run on time and on budget.

Circus Street provides clients with educational & entertaining online learning specializing in digital media & leadership through video, animation, and interactions. My role is to manage the on-set production team, maintain a robust content production process (on location and on our green-screen set), and ensure smooth operation within and between the content and production teams.Key Achievements:Managed and supported the development of a Content Writer into an Associate Producer (who was then promoted to Producer!) and our Animation Production Supervisor into our on-set DirectorTransformed our long time studio filming process into a new location-based budget, schedule, and procedure resulting in a larger, more organized crew and higher quality production valuesManaged our safe and successful return to studio and location filming during the 2020 lockdown by becoming a "COVID 19 Compliant Risk Management Practitioner" developing and implementing our new Safe Filming Guidelines

• Managed 2 editors and 10 videographers across multiple countries• Produced 45 documentary, narrative and animated videos• Taught 360˚ production and media techniques to students around the world• Oversaw all production elements from scripting through to final edit• Presented at conferences and workshops including SXSWedu, the UN Global Festival of Action in Bonn, Germany and the UN Fall 2018 General Assembly

DWM Producing focuses on utilizing the diverse tactics of creative producing in its mission to"Breathe Stories into Life." Our stories are born from the minds of budding and professional storytellers and developed through a collaborative process designed to cultivate creative, inspiring and unique films, music videos and web-based promotional videos.

The Ignition Point is a documentary web series that explores the habitual side of human nature by collecting and presenting real stories of inspiration and addition, focusing on their ignition point. There are 7 billion people on earth, each with their own ignition point story that has the power to heal another person’s pain.

• International Youth Poetry Festival• Recruited, trained and managed media team each year including videographers, editors and social media producers• Managed all production projects including schedules, budgets and logistical planning• Produced and posted over 600 poetry videos

• Operational responsibility for annual film festival• Scheduling, team management and stakeholder liaison• Ensured all screening elements of festival ran smoothly and on schedule

• Operational co-ordination of festival and events• Managed Production schedules• Assisted festival founders, the box office and technical co-ordinators

• Managed the Venue and House Team at the Rafael Film Centre• Responsible for 3 screens which held 3 to 4 screenings per day across a 10 day period

I have been handed the keys to build and manage an army and two Hulks to cover the movement that is Brave New Voices 2015 in Atlanta!What we'​'re Covering:600 poets from 60 cities 70 events over 4 days435 poemsWho I Managed:2 primary videographers2 backup videographers2 editors2 photographers1 packed production schedule

Point of Pride: The People’s View of Bayview/Hunter’s Point, a documentary film about the Bayview Hunters Point neighborhood. Point of Pride combines archival footage from the 1950’s 60’s and 70’s with present-day viewpoints and reactions to these images from the past to create a compelling portrait of a community marked by struggle and fueled by hope.Point of Pride is the culmination of a year long grant, Remembering and Restoring the Multimedia History of Bayview Hunter's Point. Community partners included the San Francisco Public Library, BAVC and San Francisco Bay Area Television Archive at San Francisco State University. This project was supported in whole or in part by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian

• Bay Area Representative for the Adobe Youth Voices Programme• Trained and supported 60 Bay Area educators and 700 student participants• Supported the production of 48 youth media projects

lllinois Leadership Seminars is a non-profit 501(C)(3) organization that exists to make a difference and teach life-long leadership skills to high school students in Illinois who demonstrate a spark of leadership. We encourage leadership development by:• Providing the essential tools and skills for leadership development• Exposing students to a broad spectrum of views and opinions• Creating an open and inclusive environment in which thoughts and ideas may be freely exchanged• Instilling an appreciation for the diversity of the world• Providing on-going support through our alumni group, volunteers and other opportunitiesLeaders participate in team-building activities, community service, a talent show, small group discussions; listen to motivational speakers and panels of key leaders from various industries and much more.We encourage leadership development through emphasis on personal responsibility, volunteerism, increased awareness of social and community issues, and an open-minded analysis of all sides of an issue when making decisions.

We love making beautiful films; it’s our passion. But we also love making films that make a point. This is where functional comes in. We think that a film done right is not only fun to watch – it also meets a need, whether that’s educating, overcoming misperceptions, inspiring.Dimitri is a recent transplant to the Bay Area from Chicago, where he spent many years leading diverse teams of artists and media professionals, harnessing their creative spirit to produce video media. His background includes producing short narrative films, documentaries, promos, PSA’s and live events. Dimitri loves the moment when an idea comes together and when collaborators are truly inspired. He is thrilled to be living and working in a city as creatively diverse and innovative as San Francisco.

• Worked with youth media makers to produce video projects• Managed pre-production, production and post production of projects• Liaised with clients and project stakeholders• Project support which included managing requests, creation of proposals, contracts, project scheduling, budget control and logistical requirements

Managed all elements of the The Great Convergence parade and live outdoor performance from first rehearsal to dress & technical rehearsal to final performance including:MusiciansVocalistsDancersHonorary Gift PresentersStreet Performance PossePoetsPuppeteersPercussion Ensemble

• Project Managed 600 events per year• Managed 6 performance spaces and galleries• Reviewed and approved event proposals working with submission teams to ensure all venue requirements and regulations adhered to• Co-ordinated events, teams and external stakeholders

• Co-ordinator of the Advanced Practicum• Supervised 6 advanced student film projects each year from pre to post production• Provided advice and guidance to student producers and faculty including budgeting, scheduling and project management

Technical Director & Co-Teacher High School Summer InstituteAssisted Assistant Director/High School Institute for the Admissions Department, with planning the HSSI ShowcaseTeaching and preparing 10-15 high school students to produce the HSSI Showcase

The Wardrobe; the film is about restless and rugged Justine leaves her crowded family home and a low-wage job as a bicycle courier to move in with Henri, a charismatic and wealthy older man who keeps mannequins in his attic. Henri seduces Justine with the possibility of becoming his perfect woman, and she undergoes a makeover in an attempt to please him. To celebrate the new Justine, Henri throws a party. He dresses his mannequins in beautiful dresses and positions them throughout the party. Seeing herself reflected among the mannequins, Justine realizes that Henri has been turning her into one of them all along.

• Artistic liaison for visiting artists – approx. 80 per annum• Managed technical and logistical requirements for all events and educational workshops• Managed and produced annual festival event at Chicago Theatre• Team management of 6 employees and 20+ volunteers• Administrative support including bookings, travel, schedules, contracts, visas and invoicing

“Taking Park City” is a 30-minute documentary that follows the journey of two Columbia College Chicago film alumni, Norman Franklin & Tanya Savard, as they navigate the rough terrain of the entertainment industry via the gateway lenses of the Sundance Film Festival. The expedition uncovers high expectations, high stakes, and high drama as these burgeoning filmmakers make the most of opportunities to get noticed and make a splash with industry elite.The documentary is guided by alumna Michelle Alegria and Susanna Negovan, produced by Dimitri William Moore and directed by Vince Singleton.The premiere presentation of “Taking Park City” will be at 9 p.m. April 21 on Chicago’s WTTW-TV (PBS).Current Airdates for "Taking Park City"WTTW11 Thu, 04/21/2011 @ 9pm WTTW Prime Fri, 04/22/2011 @ 3pm WTTW11 Sat, 04/23/2011 @ 10:30pm