Jamie started his career with Showtime Networks in the early 90’s as a freelance assistant to the Director of Graphics and then shoot PA. He was brought in to handle linear tagging and titling sessions, on 1” tape, at an outside facility. As Showtime expanded its footprint it became necessary to bring this process in-house. As editing digital files was still in its infancy Jamie served as the “test pilot” for Showtime’s first foray into digital editing and output for air. He set up the process from which today’s process evolved.
Shortly after that Showtime expanded its digital video footprint by adding Media 100 and Avid edit suites for creative edits and Jamie was responsible for running those rooms. Eventually Showtime needed a bona fide edit facility and so it built Red Post, which is now 14 Adobe Premiere Pro suites and 3 Pro Tools mixing rooms.
Jamie was also responsible for rolling out the company’s first MAM which is currently available to over 400 users.
Jamie’s responsibilities include managing the Red Post scheduling and media management staff as well as designing workflows for existing and new technologies related to post-production and Marketing creative.
