ExperienceDirects the creative team and oversees operations for THE Premiere post-production facility in Louisville. Since purchasing the company in 2003, he has expanded both scope and scale of production and post-production services. Developed the region’s first real-time 4K, 8K and 16K workflow solution to meet extreme bandwidth demands of Walt Disney's "Hall of Presidents". Videobred has 40 years of experience in every aspect of video and film production, from concept and producing to cinematography to editing and high-end compositing and effects work. Past work includes various roles on the Walt Disney World "Hall of Presidents", New-York Historical Society’s New York Story; William Jefferson Clinton Presidential Library; National World War I Museum; U.S. Capitol Visitor Center; Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center; Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center at the Anchorage Museum. Additional clients include General Electric, Papa John’s, McDonald’s, ESPN and Maker’s Mark.Career Highlights / SummaryJamie Pence has developed a reputation as one of the best creative and post-production professionals in the country. He is a highly talented project director and editor whose artistic sensibility is matched by a stunning mastery of the technical aspects of post-production technology. His was one of the first companies in the country to establish a seamless real-time 16k workflow so that even offline decisions could be made while viewing full resolution 16k imagery. Working in collaboration with Donna Lawrence Productions, Pence’s company, Videobred, has recently completed a 16k, 180°, 161' film for Walt Disney World, two wide-screen 90', high pixel-count projects for the New-York Historical Society in New York City and Flint Hills Discovery Center, gateway to America’s largest remaining swath of tallgrass prairie in Kansas.