The Verité Team

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We thought you’d like to know a little bit about us.


On the Left - Chloe

That’s Chloe, Production Coordinator and Account Representative, on the left. A graduate in Theatre Arts from Gordon College in Wenham, Massachusetts, Chloe will likely be your first contact with Verité. A multi-talented Jackie of all trades, she is here to answer all your questions, schedule meetings and shoots, coordinate our productions, and keep the gears enmeshed and turning smoothly. She also has a keen sense for story and is a valuable contributor on the creative front.

On the Right - Erik

On the right is Erik, Producer, Editor, Cameraman. Since joining Verité Studios in 2015, Erik has been involved in every stage of production, working his way up from a totally green PA. His early filmmaking efforts introduced him to the challenges of filmmaking, teaching him invaluable lessons which he would not like to learn again. A native Santa Barbararian, Erik enjoys solving problems on set, drinking coffee over an early morning timelapse, and talking about movies—especially British films of the 30s and 40s.

In the Center - Tim

Center is Tim, Director / Director of Photography, Editor. Tim’s corporate work has included American Express, IBM, NBC, CBS, MGM, Sempra Energy, Majestic Realty Corporation, Caruso Affiliated, CenterCal, Hilton Hotels, and many others. Since attending Art Center College of Design in Film Studies, Tim has worked as a Director, Cinematographer, Producer, Writer, and Editor of commercials, features, documentaries, television movies and corporate films. His credits as Director of Photography include the movie Death Train, with Christopher Lee, Pierce Brosnan, and Patrick Stewart for USA network, The Micronauts pilot for CBS, and TNT movie Dead on the Money. He shot several music videos for Stanley Donen, legendary Director of Singin’ In The Rain. He lives with his family in Santa Barbara.

Have cameras / will travel.

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