JARED
ENDSLEY
Digital Producer
About Me
For as long as I can remember, my passion has been filmmaking. Over the last decade, I've come to realize that this was a frame for my true desire of telling stories.
As an experienced documentary filmmaker and digital content creator, I've been given the opportunities to tell the stories of people and organizations within a community and their impact on the cultural landscape of that community.
Skills
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Adobe Creative Cloud
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Social Media Marketing
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Videography
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Scriptwriting
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Video Editing
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Lighting
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Photography
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Scriptwriting
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Web Design
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Work Experience
2018 - Present
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Senior Marketing Intern
As a Senior Intern Responsible for assisting UT Southwestern’s Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center Marketing team with the development and implementation of supporting print, digital engagement, and information needed to support service line marketing efforts for the organization.
2014 - 2018
Graduate Assistant / Video Producer
As Graduate Assistant my responsibilities included serving as supervisor of the UA Productions digital media team, as well as meeting clients, scheduling shoots, conducting interviews and assisting the Executive Communications Director for Student Affairs.
As a Video Producer I served as a scriptwriter, videographer and editor for UA Productions, the in-house agency for the Division of Student Affairs at the University of Arkansas.
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2015 - 2017
Videographer / Photographer
As a videographer and photographer for UREC, I independently oversaw the creation of various digital content to promote UREC's mission of promoting health and wellness to students and staff at the University of Arkansas.
Education
2018 / M.A. Journalism (Documentary Film)
University of Arkansas
Produced two documentary short films.
The Voice of the Razorbacks (2016)
and
In the Groove: The Art of Records (2018)
2016 / B.A. Journalism (Advertising & Public Relations)
University of Arkansas
Conceptualized a digital and social marketing campaign for the University of Arkansas School of Engineering and the Center for Educational Access.