About

“The Journey is the Destination” ~ Dan Eldon

I would like to welcome you to my new blog. This blog is a production journal, of sorts. I want to share stories and photos exploring what happens behind-the-scenes of my work. Ultimately, I’m starting this blog because I feel that the process or journey I embark on each time I sign on to do a project, is just as important and beneficial as the final product. Every project provides valuable lessons and insight into what it means to be a creative professional. As a film and video producer, director, and editor I’m constantly driven to be an efficient and effective problem solver. Many of the stories you’ll read in this blog highlight the ways my team and I rely on our creativity to fulfill the exciting challenges we face. In the near future my goal is to expand the blog and share stories and insight from other artists, musicians, and anyone who gives me inspiration to get up and create. I welcome you to share your thoughts and stories, or simply let me know you’re reading by commenting on anything that you relate to. In the pursuit of constantly moving forward, improving our craft, and enjoying the ride, welcome.

Sincerely,
Noah Todd

Bio:

Noah Todd is an independent film and video Producer, Director, and Editor who has worked on hundreds of commercials, industrials and educational videos. He was the executive producer of Entry of Buildings (Gary Allen, Rich Pecci, Brian DePetris), a short film sold to Indiepix Films for distribution, and co-produced several short films currently in festivals around the US, including Last Rite, Sucker Punch, and Condemned. Todd has directed a 40-episode web-series produced by Sony Pictures, has received an Emmy nomination for an ABC promo, and a Best Music Video award at the Coney Island Film Festival.

Todd has edited national campaigns and promos for HBO, Cinemax, ESPN, ABC, Showtime, Sprint, Nascar, NFL, and has filmed and edited live events such as theater and music performances for Sony, NYU, Mario Queen of the Circus, Happy Hour Clowns, Corn Mo, among others. Todd has led teams of designers and programmers in the development of several multi-million-dollar interactive media initiatives for projects ranging from streaming videos, dynamic websites, and CD/DVD presentations.

Todd began by working as an editor on the Thirteen / PBS series Metro Arts, a daily two hour series, and has worked as an assistant cameraman on Apartment 5C, a feature film that won exclusive selection to the Director’s Fortnight at the Festival de Cannes. He has a dual major in theater and fine arts from the University of Rhode Island, has studied directing at New York University, and has taught at SUNY Purchase College.