Jerry White Jr. jerry@jerrywhitejr.com | www.jerrywhitejr.com
EDUCATION
M.F.A., Cinematic Arts Film Production, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA 2013
B.A., German Language and Literature, Video Art minor, Magna Cum Laude, Oakland University, Rochester, MI 2005
SELECT FILMOGRAPHY
Heartstorm, Director/Producer, Feature, in post production
Can’t You See Me, Director/Producer, Short, 8:29, 2016
20 Years of Madness, Producer, Feature, 89:14, 2016
30 Minutes of Madness 15, Director/Producer, Series, 31:12, 2014
Sally & Boblo, Director/Producer, Short, 04:03, 2013
Great Cycle, Director, Music Video, 4:37, 2013
Tape, Producer/Editor, Short, 2:50, 2010
Birthday, Director/Producer, Short, 6:05, 2009
The Sword and the Sheath, Director/Producer, Short, 4:22, 2008
Five Minutes Ago, Director/Producer, Short, 3:16, 2008
Tickets Please, Director/Producer, Short, 6:43, 2003
La siréne de la Nouvelle-Orléans, Director/Producer, Short, 7:23, 2003
Der Andere Drache, Director/Producer, Short, 23:24, 2003
Her Image, Director/Producer, Short, 5:40, 2002
Die Illusion der Verzweiflung, Director/Producer, Short, 24:00, 2002
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Assistant Professor, Communication University of China, Nanjing, China, 2021
“Film Genre” Fall 2021
Design course for over thirty undergraduate students, developing the syllabus and lesson plans, and drawing upon a diverse range of film clips from international cinema past and present, contemporary indie cinema, and early Hollywood movies. Incorporate short films from current filmmakers whose works appeared in my film festival (Vidlings & Tapeheads Film Festival). Utilize English and Mandarin language films with English subtitles to assist students who might struggle with fast spoken dialogue. Provide students with opportunities to share their reactions to the film clips and assigned feature films as homework. Include group projects and breakout sessions to encourage class discussion.
Teaching Assistant, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, 2009–2013
CTPR 508 “Graduate Film Production II” Spring 2013
CTPR 508 “Graduate Film Production II” Fall 2012
CTPR 508 “Graduate Film Production II” Spring 2012
CTPR 508 “Graduate Film Production II” Fall 2011
CTPR 335 “Motion Picture Editing” Fall 2010
CTPR 508 “Graduate Film Production II” Spring 2010
CTPR 508 “Graduate Film Production II” Fall 2009
CTPR 508 “Graduate Film Production II” Spring 2009
Over four years teaching experience at USC’s School of Cinematic Arts, both graduate and undergraduate courses. TA for cinematography one semester, with the rest of the courses focusing on writing, editing, and film theory. Provide feedback on scripts with an eye toward clarifying story and transitions and streamlining dialog. Watch dailies and cuts of student films, giving storytelling notes with a focus on how editing can be used to clarify the filmmaker’s goals and strengthen the narrative. Explore film theory using curated movie clips and targeted examples from other student work in order to expand filmmaker vocabulary and deepen their understanding of narrative and documentary techniques. Further student knowledge of advanced editing tools in Avid as well as the principles behind why an edit is made. Coordinate and instruct students on edit workflow procedures, from screening dailies through picture lock. Export video mixdowns and OMFs for import into Pro Tools and QC layback to HD Cam.
English Teacher, GEOS Language Corporation, Chigasaki, Japan, 2005–2007
Craft targeted lesson plans and design supplemental materials. Interview and level-assess prospective students. Schedule and hold regular student counseling sessions to track progress. Update and maintain student files, contracts, and related paperwork. Assist management with the preparation and distribution of promotional materials. Plan and host extracurricular student activities and special events. Completed 1-year contract and agreed to a 4-month extension to enable smooth teacher transition.
OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE
Assistant Editor, B17 Entertainment, Los Angeles, CA, 2019–2021
Assist on nearly a dozen shows with a wide variety of duties and responsibilities including ingesting and transcoding media, grouping multi-cam, creating string outs, making outputs, QC, online prep, media management, LTO archival, and supplying deliverables for scripted and non-scripted television and streaming media. Our projects have been covered in Variety, Hollywood Reporter, Deadline, and the other major trade publications. Primarily utilize Avid Media Composer, Media Encoder, and Pro Tools.
Atlanta Community Manager, KitSplit, Atlanta, GA, 2018
Represent the company for the entire Atlanta filmmaker community. Responsible for organizing and hosting monthly filmmaker networking events, promoting local independent filmmakers by facilitating screenings of their work and connecting crew in order to foster collaborations. Speak at local festival panels and host podcasts both as a filmmaker, festival organizer, and on behalf of the company. Report directly to the CEO and pitch additional ways to expand the company’s filmmaker network in the city.
Director, Vidlings & Tapeheads Film Festival, Hamtramck, MI, 2016–Present
Develop festival mission and build a crew from the ground up—personally select all coordinators, programmers, and jurors. Determine budget and work with sponsorship coordinator to raise funds, then manage all aspects of festival revenue and expenses. Strategize approach for in-kind prize donations from local and national companies and work alongside sponsorship coordinator in achieving potential partnerships. Curate festival program along with fellow programmers from over two-hundred film submissions. Spearhead press outreach, alternative publicity opportunities and social media campaigns. Create key art and logos for the festival website and submission platform. Design and layout festival print program and website. Initiate and maintain relationships with selected filmmakers, QC and organize all screening materials, and foster a festival alumni network.
Producer, 20 Years of Madness/20YOM LLC, Los Angeles, CA, 2011–2017
Research and write grant proposals, press outreach, and festival submissions. Create and/or organize distribution deliverables including key art, stills, metadata, copyright registration, chain of title, sell sheet, EPK, CC QC, E&O Insurance, certifications, music clearances, and deal memos. Determine and manage film budget, LLC, and insurance filings. Conceptualize and execute the design of film’s poster, t-shirt, and zine as well as other design elements such as business cards, postcards, and letterhead. Lead two successful fundraising campaigns, creating the principal design elements and managing social media push across numerous platforms. Provide detailed editorial, story, and sound design notes on dozens of cuts of the film. Write and perform voiceover for the film. Organize special test screenings for audience reaction and feedback. Work publicity surrounding the film’s premiere, opening night of the Slamdance Film Festival where it was awarded the Jury Honorable Mention. Won awards and screened in nearly 30 film festivals worldwide before securing distribution. Available on premium cable outlet STARZ as well as iTunes, Amazon Prime, and numerous VOD platforms.
Creative Director, Elemoon, Los Angeles, CA, 2014–2016
Work directly with CEO on company design strategy and marketing. Create key art and logos for all brand identity including social media, Oscar and Emmy promo events, t-shirts, business cards, print banners, etc. In charge of complete redesign of company website interface and visuals. Photographer for fashion shoots and branding events in NYC, SF, and LA. Create video assets and coordinate crowdfunding campaign raising over $122,000 USD. Direct and edit product tutorials, viral ads, and Shark Tank submission videos. Produce and edit Ron Robinson Product Launch video. Correct and revise promotional language translated from Mandarin into English.
Producer/Director/Editor, Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media, LA, CA, 2008
Conduct and edit video interviews for GDIGM’s “I Want to See Jane” campaign. Research and edit clips from children’s TV shows and movies for GDIGM’s annual conference. Author original content for fundraising, creating custom menu designs and interactions. Convert original videos for website integration and podcasts. Assist in web presence management, creating custom logos and interface elements for the GDIGM website and youtube channel while advising on SEO and online marketing tools.
FILMMAKING GUEST LECTURES & PANELS
Emory University, Atlanta, GA, November 2018
University of Louisiana at Lafayette, LA, November 2018
Laughlin International Film Festival, Laughlin, NV, October 2015
Delta College, Bay City, MI, September 2015
Rochester High School, Rochester, MI, September 2015
Traverse City Film Festival, Traverse City, MI, July 2015
Grosse Pointe South, Grosse Pointe, MI, March 2015
Oakland University, Rochester, MI, March 2015
FILM FESTIVAL JURY AND PROGRAMMING
Lead Programmer, Vidlings & Tapeheads Film Festival, Detroit, MI, 2022
Lead Programmer, Vidlings & Tapeheads Film Festival, Detroit, MI, 2021
Lead Programmer, Palms Up Flash Fest, Los Angeles, CA, 2021
Lead Programmer, Palms Up Flash Fest, Los Angeles, CA, 2020
Programming Co-Captain, Slamdance Film Festival, Park City, UT, 2020
Lead Programmer, Vidlings & Tapeheads Film Festival, Detroit, MI, 2019
Programmer, Slamdance Film Festival, Park City, UT, 2018
Lead Programmer, Vidlings & Tapeheads Film Festival, Detroit, MI, 2018
Juror, Knoxville Film Festival, Knoxville, TN, 2017
Lead Programmer, Vidlings & Tapeheads Film Festival, Detroit, MI, 2017
Programmer & Juror, FilmQuest Festival, Salt Lake City, UT, 2017
Programmer, Slamdance Film Festival, Park City, UT, 2017
Juror, Oak Cliff Film Festival, Dallas, TX, 2016
Juror, FilmQuest Festival, Salt Lake City, UT, 2016
Programmer, Slamdance Film Festival, Park City, UT, 2016
Stage Manager, Santa Barbara Film Festival, Santa Barbara, CA, 2000
AWARDS & HONORS
Best U.S. Documentary Feature, Laughlin International Film Festival, Laughlin, Nevada 2015
Best Documentary Audience Award, Hell’s Half Mile Film & Music Festival, Bay City, Michigan 2015
Best Documentary, FilmQuest Festival, Salt Lake City, Utah 2015
Best Documentary, Oak Cliff Film Festival, Dallas, Texas 2015
Best Documentary, RxSM Self-Medicated Expo, Austin, Texas 2015
Jury Honorable Mention for Feature Documentary, Slamdance Film Festival, Park City, Utah 2015
Departmental Honors, German Language & Literature, Oakland University, Rochester, MI 2005
Best of Show, STEPS, 9th Annual Student/Faculty Art Exhibition, Meadow Brook Art Gallery, “Raidho Ansuz Eihwaz,” Rochester, MI 2003
3rd Place Student Program Board Video Contest, Oakland University, “Her Image,” Rochester, MI 2003
Best of Show, Illusions & Illuminations, 8th Annual Student/Faculty Art Exhibition, Meadow Brook Art Gallery, “The Illusion of Despair,” Rochester, MI 2002
Michigan Competitive Scholarship, Oakland University, Rochester, MI, 2002
Access Ability Award, Artistic Expression, Community Media Networks, “Her Image”, Rochester, MI 2002
Access Ability Award, Original Teleplay, Community Media Networks, “The Illusion of Despair”, Rochester, MI 2002
Departmental Honors, Creative Writing, Rochester High School, Rochester, MI 1993
Access Ability Award, Avant Garde Expression, OC-4, “30 Minutes Of Madness”, Royal Oak, MI 1993
SCREENINGS AND EXHIBITIONS
UZUMUMBA LICHTSPIEL, Kurz und Billig, Frankfurt, Germany, August 2024
Vidlings & Tapeheads Film Festival, Hamtramck, Michigan, August 2022
Laughlin International Film Festival, Laughlin, NV, October 2016
Pixar, Emeryville, CA, September 2016
DukeFest, London, England, U.K., June 2016
Our Mic, Los Angeles, CA, June 2016
Cinedelphia Film Festival, Philadelphia, PA, April 2016
SCA Alumni Screening Series, Los Angeles, CA, March 2016
Snowdance Film Festival, Landsberg, Bavaria, Germany, January 2016
ReadingFilmFEST, Reading, PA, November 2015
Laughlin International Film Festival, Laughlin, NV, October 2015
Marfa Film Festival, Marfa, TX, October 2015
Charlotte Film Festival, Charlotte, NC, October 2015
Waterfront Film Festival, Grand Rapids, MI, September 2015
Hell’s Half Mile Film & Music Festival, Bay City, MI, September 2015
Beacon Independent Film FestivalBeacon, NY, September 2015
Film Festival of Rochester, Rochester, MI, September 2015
Portland Film Festival, Portland, OR, September 2015
Slamdance Cinema Club at the ArcLight, Los Angeles, CA, August 2015
Columbia Gorge Film Festival, Columbia Gorge, OR, August 2015
Traverse City Film Festival, Traverse City, MI, July 2015
FilmQuest Film Festival, Salt Lake City, UT, June 2015
Oak Cliff Film Festival, Dallas, TX, June 2015
SF Doc Fest, San Francisco, CA, June 2015
Brooklyn Film Festival, Brooklyn, NY, June 2015
Mammoth Lakes Film Festival, Mammoth Lakes, CA, May 2015
Arizona International Film Festival, Tucson, AZ, April 2015
Middle of the Map Film Festival, Kansas City, MO, April 2015
Alhambra Theater Film Festival, Evansville, IN, April 2015
Boston Underground Film Fest, Cambridge, MA, March 2015
Cleveland International Film Festival, Cleveland, OH, March 2015
Freep Film Fest, Detroit, MI, March 2015
RxSM Self-Medicated Expo, Austin, TX, March 2015
Slamdance Film Festival, Park City, UT, January 2015
30 Minutes of Madness #15 LA Premiere, Echo Park Film Center, Los Angeles, CA, March 2014
LA Zine Fest, Los Angeles, CA, February 2013
Vidlings & Tapeheads, Rafa’s Lounge Art Gallery, Los Angeles, CA, April 2012
Prismatic Nomads, Show Cave, Los Angeles, California, October 2010
Mitten Movie Project, Royal Oak, MI, July 2009
STEPS, 9th Annual Student/Faculty Art Exhibition, Meadow Brook Art Gallery, MI, April 2003
Lake Havasu Film Festival, Lake Havasu City, AZ, November 2002
Da Vinci Film & Video Festival, Corvalis, OR, July 2002
Illusions & Illuminations, 8th Annual Student/Faculty Art Exhibition, Meadow Brook Art Gallery, MI, April 2002
Wizard World Chicago, Rosemont, IL, July 1998
Motor City Comic Con, Novi, MI, March 1997
Music, Films, Zines, Art, Planet Ant, Hamtramck, MI, August 1994
A Night Films, Music, Zines, Shadowbox Café, Hamtramck, MI, July 1994
GRANTS
Provost Undergraduate Research Award, “Warm & Cold: An Exploration of Film and Video Aesthetics, Their Mutability, and Ramifications for Narrative Filmmakers,” 2004
Iodice Travel Grant, 2003
LANGUAGES SPOKEN
English, German
BIBLIOGRAPHY
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