Harvey, LA, USA
$650 - $1800 / Day
Abby Berendt Lavoi is a nationally recognized Producer, receiving awards and honors from the New York Television Festival, the Telly Awards, PromaxBDA, Broadcast Education Association, Colorado State Alumni Association, and the Seattle International Film Festival/Skateboard Film Festival. She has worked with various media companies, which have spanned the industries of TV, Internet, Publishing, Radio, and Music. Her television credits include MTV, MTV2, mtvU, TV Land, Nick@Nite, and Current TV. Since 2008, she has successfully run TeamJADED, a full service creative agency and production studio with her partner, Jeremey Lavoi. She has created video work for Google, Pandora Internet Radio, Bank of America, SFMOMA, TuneIn Radio, Discovery Digital, SF Asian Art Museum, and many others. She is currently working on a feature length documentary, Roots of Fire, about young Cajun and Zydeco musicians. She created and produced the web series “It’s a Rough Life”, which was a finalist for the 2014 New York Television Festival’s History Unscripted Development Pipeline. Her team won “Best Film” at the San Francisco 48 Hour Film Festival in 2013. She produced and edited the feature length film, Rolled, and won “Best Editing” at Mockfest in 2012. She also has an in-depth background in marketing, spearheading campaigns for HarperCollins Publishers, and working in the Sony Music Alternative Marketing Department. Abby has a degree in Technical Journalism and Video Communication from Colorado State University. She was born and raised in Greeley, CO and has lived in New York City, San Francisco, and New Orleans. Her fundamental passion is to tell creative, informative, and socially relevant stories.
Promotional video for SFMOMA and the HR department, with the goal of recruiting new candidates to apply for all positions to the recently reopened world class museum.
A commercial series project dedicated to showing off the various features of in-car stereos and how they work in tune with Pandora Internet Radio.
A night with Terrance J, as he discusses his love for travel with his family and friends. Brought to you by Marriott's Love Travels campaign.
When massive flooding displaced thousands of Louisiana residents in August of 2016, Hurricane Katrina survivor Stephanie and her husband opened up their New Orleans house to a family whose home was destroyed in the flood.
Produced for Seeker
Andre Thierry talks about his roots and why he plays Zydeco music. Roots of Fire is an in progress documentary film and digital series that explores Louisiana French Music as it pushes into the future.
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