North Olmsted, OH, USA
$200 - $400 / Day
Request QuoteOrlando is an Emmy winning editor and a talented creative professional with a passion for giving back to his community. He began his career as a teaching artist and onsite video producer/editor for one of New York City’s largest nonprofits The Harlem Children’s Zone. After 4 years with HCZ, Orlando became the Director of Digital Media at New Life Fellowship Church, one of the largest churches in Queens, New York. There, he was charged with producing and editing all of the video content for the promotion and community engagement of the organization. As a Senior Editor at Green Buzz Agency, he has won many industry awards for his work with Upworthy, The Make-A-Wish Foundation, SYFY Channel, Georgetown University, TEGNA, and more. Orlando has a keen eye for story and structure. He is known for his unique ability to find the main throughline for any story; not only distilling what must be communicated, but also understanding how to deliver the emotional and relatable messages that resonate with viewers. Always looking to stay on the cutting edge of video, he obtained his Master’s in Fine Arts in Cinema and Television from Regent University in 2017. Currently, he is a Digital Video Editor at Nestlè USA. Working for their internal ad agency, The LEAD. Here he gets to do 2 things that he loves: create visually engaging content for distribution on social media and tell stories about amazing products.
When Cooper was four months old, he began to have seizures. It was terrifying; he was diagnosed with a rare condition called Dravet syndrome. Cooper wished to have a dog of his own who could be more than just a buddy.
When Agnese learns that she has colon cancer she turns to Georgetown-Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center for her treatment. Green Buzz Agency produced this video for the 2018 annual Lombardi fundraising gala. It was this year's featured story.
After years of preparation, GW Hillel is building a new state-of-the-art home in the heart of downtown at 2300 H Street, slated to open in fall of 2020. Two GW students co-wrote a song to celebrate the new GW Hillel building and their Jewish community.
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