Oklahoma City, OK, USA
12 reviews$600 - $1250 / Day
Request a demoEmmy award-winning cinematographer, sound recordist, and producer Jeremy Gossett brings a fresh cinematic perspective with his multifaceted skill sets. Gossett’s artistry is gaining a proven track record for helping organizations succeed. Beginning the production company in 1993, Gossett Productions, LLC is now over 25 years in the making of producing creative work for clients with wide-ranging scope and scale. While having the background and experience to create feature documentaries and films, Gossett also produces close-up photojournalist-style short-form feature pieces. In 2021, Gossett Productions acquired the 40-year industry veteran company Garman Productions’ facility at 2828 NW 58th Street in Oklahoma City. A few of Gossett's broad spectrum of clients include Paramount Pictures, CNN, People Magazine, Stringr, ionOK Online Magazine, Bloomberg Philanthropies, Baker Hughes, Pratt and Whitney (Canada), NextGen Under 30 (OETA), Duncan Economic Development Foundation, University of Oklahoma – an Emmy-award winning production for the Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication, the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame, Oklahoma Community Institute, United Way, and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International. Gossett has benefited from several influential role models in his life. While becoming a 2008 graduate of the University of Oklahoma's Multidisciplinary Studies program with a concentration in Film and Video Studies, Gossett received most of his early training and experience in the field through corporate and commercial video work assignments and experiences. They include Halliburton Energy Services and Winnercomm. Gossett explains, "Everyone has a story to tell. How we tell that story transcends meaning and provides a sense of feeling and passion through the colorful patchwork of audio and video mediums”. Beyond simply being a visual storyteller, one of Gossett’s specialties is in the sound department. In addition to television motion picture productions featured on OETA, Jeremy Gossett produced and engineered the public radio program Backstage Jazz, broadcast on KGOU and KUCO since 2013. Through 28 years of professional experience in the film, video, and audio production market, Gossett's eclectic variety of influences has led him to believe in the power of not just seeing and hearing, but feeling, and believing in a story. Gossett explains, “The serendipity of life is full of photographic emotion and magic just waiting to be captured. It is only when we open our eyes to all that is going on around us and are aware of our spirituality that we become fully captivated and touched by the power of the beauty of all life has to offer”.
November • 2022
Jeremy is a consummate professional who worked with us on a rather tricky project that involved long days and some challenging environments. He brought a strong work ethic to set and was instrumental in making sure captured everything needed and made our days. I truly look forward to collaborating with him on future shoots!
August • 2020
Jeremy shoots beautiful video. He works with reporters and producers to get the shots they want, but also seizes upon other broll and interview opportunities. Very professional and easy to work with.
May • 2018
Jeremy is amazingly detailed, attentive to our needs and asked all the right questions. He has a great eye for staging a scene and framing the shots.
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Kristi Eiland is one of hundreds of thousands of renters in Missouri who are at risk of becoming homeless due to the pandemic. Learn more about her struggles as she faces eviction. Reporter: Julie Taboh, Camera: Jeremy Gossett, Wilson Vance, Adapted by: Zdenko Novacki
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Texas ranks third in the number of COVID-19 cases in the U.S. While most of the state is fighting the disease, one county in northwest Texas has no cases among its residents. But life is still not completely normal there. VOA’s Elizabeth Lee has their story. Camera: Jeremy Gossett Produced by: Elizabeth Lee
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Oklahoma was once home to more than 50 all-Black towns — more than anywhere else in the United States. Most of those towns, established primarily by freed slaves, have vanished. But as VOA’s Dora Mekouar reports, the battle is on to save what’s left of the 13 all-Black towns that remain.
In this feature, ion Oklahoma Online visits the Gaylord - Pickens Museum to bring you an artist spotlight video diary on Native American Enoch Kelly Haney. The museum presents an exhibition by Haney featuring his work of art statue, "The Guardian," a 22-foot bronze sculpture which adorns the Oklahoma State Capitol dome. The exhibition entitled, "Touching the Past" ran in 2012.
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