George T

Producer / Director<br><br>I've worn many hats over the years: Producer, Director, Celebrity Interviewer, TV Host, and Writer but more than anything, I see myself as a storyteller.<br><br>With over 20+ years of experience in the broadcasting industry (behind the scenes and in front of the camera), I've been fortunate enough to have some pretty amazing experiences; From directing live multi-camera events, music videos and commercials, to creating TV series and documentaries that have been seen around the world, to engaging and informative broadcast quality promotional videos for multi-million dollar clients, to interviewing some of the world's biggest celebrities such as David Bowie and Brad Pitt.<br><br>I've worked and produced content for networks such as Omni Television, City TV, Global, W Network, Rogers TV, APTN, High Fidelity HDTV, the Biography Channel and CTV. I've also created hundreds of promo videos for companies of all shapes and sizes and I truly love the challenge of ensuring that each one is distinct and unique.<br><br>If you are looking to strengthen your brand and have your business connect to a wider audience, video is the best marketing tool you can use to make that happen. I really believe that everybody has a story and I look forward to meeting you and telling yours one day soon.<br><br><ul><li> THAT GUY Media Group - THE POWER OF VIDEO</li><li> FINANCIAL ADVISOR - Meeting William & Ravi (main promo video)</li><li> REMAX: BRANDON & BEV - Testimonial</li><li> HISTORY CONTINUES… (UNIVERSAL EVENTSPACE)</li><li> THATGUY Media Group - Who We Are & Why We Do What We Do</li><li> 2022 Highlight Reel<br><br></li></ul>The Best Fit<br><br>I happy to work with clients and companies of all sizes. If you have a brand that you want to strengthen or a product / business you want to promote, the best way to do that is with a broadcast quality promo video.<br><br>Working with George<br><br>I’m located in <strong>Toronto, Ontario.<br><br></strong>I’m available for<br><br><ul><li>Projects<br><br></li></ul>Connect with me<br><br>Specialties<br><br>Animation Animation Explainer Videos Corporate Videos Music Videos Animation Design Creatives Original Music Photography and Single Shooter Model Casting Post-Production Pre-Production Single Shooter Video Videography Video & Audio Production Animated Videos Closed Captioning Commercial Editing Director of Photography Event Filming Picture Editor Shooter Sound Design Sound Designer Talent Coaching VFX Video Director Video Editor Video/ Audio Producer Visual Storyteller<br><br>Client Resume<br><br>Nike, Cisco, RBC, REMAX, Avaya, BMW, Two Men and a Truck, MLSE, Humber River Hospital, Mr. Rooter, and Brookfield Homes.<br><br>Connect with George<br><br>First name<br><br>Last name<br><br>Email<br><br>Phone<br><br>What's your budget?This helps us make sure we have the right cost match.<br><br>$100-$500$500- $1K$1K- 5K$5K - $10K$10K–$25K$25K–$50K$50K-$100KMore than $100K<br><br>When can we get started?Please include any must-hit dates in your message.<br><br>Very quicklySoonNo rush<br><br>How can we help?<br><br>Let’s not make this creepy. We’ll email you just once and not again unless you explicitly ask us to.<br><br>More Video & Audio Production Specialists<br><br>Jen M<br><br><ul><li> Projects </li><li> Toronto, Ontario</li><li> Video & Audio Production <br><br></li></ul>See Work<br><br>Kevin F<br><br><ul><li> Projects </li><li> Toronto, Ontario</li><li> Video & Audio Production <br><br></li></ul>See Work<br><br>RaDeana M<br><br><ul><li> Projects </li><li> Orangeville, ON</li><li> Video & Audio Production <br><br></li></ul>See Work<br><br>Oliver W<br><br><ul><li> Projects </li><li> Toronto, Ontario</li><li> Animation <br><br></li></ul>See Work

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