With a background in art history and engineering, Will is known for his breadth of knowledge, both aesthetic and technical.

Will started his career at Tekserve in 1995 where he founded the video department. On the side he edited underground video features as part of nuBright Solutions, a collective of artist/filmmakers populating the young internet with indie films. After teaching editing for the Ford Foundation in Africa, he worked at Oxygen Media as the Senior Engineer. Will co-founded Final Frame in 2001.

Will has been color grading independent films for the past 13 years. His credits include the 2010 and 2011 Oscar winning documentaries The Cove and Inside Job, as well as a number of Oscar nominees and festival award winners such as Obvious Child (Sundance 2014), Cutie and the Boxer (Academy Award Nominee 2014), Sleepwalk With Me(Best of Next!, Sundance 2013), Dinosaur 13 (Sundance 2014) and It Felt Like Love (Sundance 2013).

For a full list of credits, see Will’s IMDB page here.

Alan’s editing credits include Welcome to the Dollhouse (Grand Jury Prize, Sundance Film Festival), Happiness (International Critic’s Award, Cannes Film Festival), Storytelling(Cannes Film Festival), and Two Girls and a Guy. He was also the supervising editor and co-producer on the acclaimed documentary Control Room (Sundance Film Festival) and the co-editor of Unzipped (Audience Award, Sundance Film Festival), which won the A.C.E. Award for Best Documentary Editing.

Alan co-produced Assisted Living, winner of the 2002 Slamdance Film Festival, and Children Underground, which won the Special Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival and Best Documentary at the IFP Gotham Awards. He has won two Emmy Awards for Outstanding Documentary Editing on the PBS series City Life. Alan is also the owner of The Edit Center, an Apple-certified Training Facility and school, that teaches the art of editing to students who learn by cutting a real feature film.

For a full list of credits, see Alan’s IMDB page here.

Caitlin Tartaro was born and raised in Queens, New York where she still resides. She attended Stony Brook University where she earned her bachelor’s degree in Sociology. Upon graduating, Caitlin was offered an administrative assistant position at Final Frame where she went on to use her affinity for all things coordinated and found her love of moving parts, working efficiently together, for a bigger purpose. Caitlin is now the Director of Operations at Final Frame and is credited as the Digital Intermediate Producer on many projects that Final Frame has finished over the last four years.

For a full list of credits, see Caitlin’s IMDB page here.

Originally from Maryland, Sandy began his career working on independent films in New York. After a few years of editing, Sandy joined the Final Frame team in 2005, where he graded festival-bound films and television series. In 2009 he moved to California and worked at Company 3 in Santa Monica, where he headed the company’s digital lab, wrote all of the department’s custom software and developed 3D workflows for films such as Pirates of the Caribbean, Transformers and Fright Night.

In 2012 his short documentary El Último Hielero (The Last Ice Merchant) premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and has since won numerous awards including Best Documentary Short at the Woodstock Film Festival, Woods Hole Film Festival and the Boston Independent Film Festival.

Sandy returned to Final Frame in 2011 where he now leads the engineering team.

For a full list of credits, see Sandy’s IMDB page here.

Stewart has been working in the business since 1995, first as an Assistant Director, then as a dailies colorist at PostWorks, before moving to Final Frame in 2008.

As senior colorist he has graded scores of film and television projects including the Oscar-nominated documentary Hell and Back Again, the 5 features by filmmakers Ricki Stern and Annie Sundberg including Knuckleball! and Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work, as well as Jim: The James Foley Story, Happy Valley, We Could Be King and Ivory Tower. He has finished television projects for HBO, OWN, ESPN, Discovery and many others, including A Crime to Remember, This is Life with Lisa Ling, The West and Homicide.

For a full list of credits, see Stewart’s IMDB page here.

Since 2008, Sean has been working in the New York City post production community. The University of Kansas graduate had begun his career a year before as an editor and motion graphics artist with CBS News. At Technicolor-PostWorks (2008-2017), Smith expanded his skill set to encompass editorial finishing, color grading and visual effects, and he has applied his talents to projects ranging from Netflix shows, documentaries, independent features and commercials. Notably, he has worked on long format projects such as The Big Sick, The Americans, God Knows Where I am, The Jinx, and 306 Hollywood. A student of the latest post technologies, he enjoys both the variety of his work and the opportunity to use post-production tools in creative and innovative ways to help bring a director’s vision to life.

For a full list of credits, see Sean’s IMDB page here.

Having spent his early career in audio production, Drew made the switch to video post production in 2011, joining Final Frame as an Online Editor. He has since overseen the conform and completion of a wide variety of films and television series, including Life Animated, Mavis!, Weiner, Obvious Child, and Ke$ha: My Crazy Beautiful Life. In 2016, Drew began working as a colorist, most recently grading Bravo’s Southern Charm. Currently, Drew also manages the online team and post production process at Final Frame, New York.

For a full list of credits, see Drew’s IMDB page here.

Kevin graduated from Columbia College Chicago with a degree in Film and Video Production with a focus in Cinematography. While in school Kevin completed a post production internship with Emmy Award winning Journalist Bill Kurtis at Kurtis Productions. Kevin spent time in Chicago shooting and editing independent films and documentaries where he was credited as additional camera for the official Sundance Film Festival entry “We’re Not Broke.” Kevin Moved to New York in 2012 where he started working as a camera assistant for fashion video shoots and worked at a local camera rental house. Kevin turned his attention back to post production when he joined the Final Frame team in 2015 as an online editor.

For a full list of credits, see Kevin’s IMDB page here.

Originally from Monroe, New York, Ben graduated from the School of Visual Arts in 2011 with a BFA in Film, with concentrations in screenwriting and editing. In his senior year, he was offered a position at Prime Focus as a Data Operator where he worked for the next five years. There, he was able to hone his skills as a technician and editor, doing QC work for IFC Films, A&E, and Criterion.

Ben is also a self-taught 2D Compositor, specializing particularly in beauty work, object removal, and rotoscoping. Since 2012, he has freelanced for major clients such as Beats by Dre and Lego.

Ben came to Final Frame in 2016, combining these technical and creative skills as a graphics and online editor. He was recently credited for his work on Do Not Resist, which won Best Documentary Feature at the Tribeca Film Festival.

Originally from the Midwest, Anthony moved to NYC to follow his passion for film. Since then he’s worked as a colorist for clients such as Complex Media, BBDO Studios, and Sappora, as well as independent filmmakers. He was first welcomed to the professional post world by Company 3 before moving to Final Frame. Here he handles conforms, color grading, and VFX, working hand in hand with clients and distribution platforms including Netflix, HBO, and Showtime.

Steve earned his BFA from Ithaca College’s Park School of Communications in 2006 and moved to NYC to work as an editor for The NewsMarket. He moved to Austin, TX in 2010 to produce video content for the SXSW Film Festival and worked as a freelance editor and colorist. In 2014 he earned a Film/Video MFA from MassArt, studying under avant-garde-master Saul Levine, and projecting for him at Boston Film Society. He worked as a film technician for Light Industry and DiJiFi in Brooklyn before being joining Final Frame in 2018. His found-footage films have screened all over the US, as well as Canada, Chile, Germany and Russia.

Mike Frank graduated from Columbia film school in Chicago in 1996 and in 2001 moved to New York to pursue his post audio career.

After spending several years working as both a production and post audio mixer, in 2008 he began working in the studio full time. He’s been working as a sound designer and engineer for over 15 years. After a history of long hours he has proven his creative and practical abilities to a wide variety of clients. His work has grown to include titles like sound engineer, designer, foley artist, ADR, re-­recording mixer and supervising sound editor.

Some of his film credits include First Look Pictures, Panamax and Michael Mailer Films. His television network credits include Discovery, A&E, PBS, Channel One, VH1, MTV, Sundance Channel and Starz/Encore. His commercial credits include work for Nike, Walmart, Nokia, Pepsi, J&J and others.

For a full list of credits, see Mike’s IMDB page here.

Annie Medlin is a sound mixer with an ecletic body of work in both the studio and the field. Originally from Raleigh, North Carolina, she is a BFA graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts.

After several years working on the sets of independent films, Annie made the switch to full-time post production audio mixing. With experience in the full workflow of audio recording and mixing, she brings a unique perspective to her mixes, both creatively and technically.

Her work has screened at festivals around the world, including Sundance, Tribeca, and SXSW. Her TV credits include work for HGTV, AMC, Showtime, and the History Channel.

For a full list of credits, see Annie’s IMDB page here.

Alex received an audio engineering degree from Indiana University, and in 2008 moved to NYC to pursue his first job in post production. His experience in audio runs the gamut, from working as a technician and engineer in music studios to independently editing and mixing short-form narrative work. From technical studio design to sound design, Alex brings a multi-faceted understanding of audio workflow with an open mind to always keep learning and discovering sonic unknowns.

For a full list of credits, see Alex’s IMDB page here.

Daryl Lathon is an accomplished actor, having worked professionally for over 20 years. He has performed with numerous theatre companies including The Shakespeare Theatre in D.C. and Theatre Virginia in Richmond, VA. In New York he has appeared in productions by Soho Rep, Red Bull Theatre, and The Mint Theatre. After receiving his MFA from VCU, Daryl moved to New York and continued his acting career. He also expanded into film production with PROACTIVE (PROfessional ACTors collectIVE). There he served as one of the executive producers of PROACTIVE 00:12:24:10 films. His responsibilities included writing, directing, or editing many of the 00:12:24:10 films. Through his PROACTIVE experience Daryl has developed into an accomplished filmmaker, receiving accolades for his work on a number of short films including President of the Fan Club, Anniversary Dinner, Sunshine, and the web series Clean Kill.