Staff
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Catherine O’Brien |
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Karen
Sutton Karen designed and supervised the building of Stanford Video's multi-camera production studio and editing facilities. She produces and directs a variety of programs including live studio webcasts and multi-camera field productions such as the award-winning Stanford Health Video Library series. Karen began her career in radio sales, promotions and direct marketing advertising and has spent the last 10 years in the television industry. She holds a BA in Broadcast Communications from State University College at Buffalo, NY. |
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Gordon
Gurley Gordon supervises all phases of Stanford Video’s post-production. He also runs camera, audio and produces programs, including the Stanford Executive Briefing series for the Graduate School of Business. Gordon received a BA in Television from SJSU, where he studied fine art and graphic design before settling into television and film. Gordon owns of a successful audio recording studio and has over 10 years experience in the video industry. |
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Ryan Roberts When Stanford faculty and fellows comment on the news, chances are they are speaking from our on-campus studio with Ryan coordinating the feed. Ryan manages all the network satellite and fiber optic radio and television feeds for clients including CBS, CNN, BBC, NBC, and many others around the country. With over eight years in the television and radio industry, Ryan has a diverse set of skills. He runs camera and audio for studio and field productions as well as setting the lighting to go with it. He can also be found in the editing suite putting the finishing touches on a production. |
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Cameron Bill As Digital Media Manager, Cameron handles all of the encodings, captures, and conversions for all of the various digital formats Stanford Video offers. Need a video converted for iTunes or onto a DVD? Cameron will handle it. And in keeping with Stanford Video tradition, he also shoots, produces, and edits. After graduating from Northwestern University's Radio/TV/Film program, Cameron has worked on features, television shows, and documentaries from Tinsel-town to Timbuktu... literally. |
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Rob Huffman When you arrive at Stanford Video Rob will be the one to greet you. Being front and center in the organization, he handles Stanford Video's administrative and office management duties including billing and procurement. In addition, he works for the burgeoning Stanford Open Education Initiative (SOEI), which makes educational resources freely available to the public via the Internet. Rob holds an MA in English from Notre Dame de Namur University and a BA in Film from San Francisco State University. Prior to coming to Stanford Video, he worked for Stanford University Libraries; and prior to that he worked as a digital archivist for a higher education textbook publisher. |
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Don Davis Born, raised, and educated in the Bay Area, Don now plies his skills as
Stanford Video’s TV/IT Engineer. After graduating with a degree in
Broadcasting from San Francisco State University, he worked several tours of
duty around San Francisco's television market including KRON, KTVU, and KQED
and transitioned into I.T. as a Systems Administrator for TechTV. Settling
in at Stanford, Don takes care of matters both Engineering and I.T.,
including Stanford Video’s pending transition to High Definition. |
In addition to a dedicated staff, Stanford Video contracts with a proven pool of talented free-lance television professionals. |
