Lucky 8 TV
Cameron Young has a strong work experience in the media industry, starting with their role as the VP of Post Production at Lucky 8 TV since January 2021. Prior to that, they served as the Director of Post Production at the same company from January 2017 until 2021. Before joining Lucky 8 TV, Cameron worked at Half Yard Productions where they held various positions, including Director of Post Production & Technical Operations and Manager of Post Production & Technical Operations. Cameron also worked as a Post Production Coordinator at the same company. Cameron's career began at Henninger Media Services as a Post Production Technician from 2005 to 2007. Cameron'searly experience also includes working as an Assistant Editor at National Geographic Television & Film from 2007 to 2009.
Cameron Young completed a Bachelor's Degree at Virginia Tech in an unspecified field of study, which occurred before 2004.
Lucky 8 TV
LUCKY 8 is an unscripted television production company committed to creating highly entertaining content that’s as smart as it is surprising. We’re dedicated to telling immersive, first person stories driven by real people tackling real life head-on. Our story began 8 years ago when Kim Woodard launched National Geographic Television’s New York office, bringing on George Kralovansky and Isaac Holub that first year. Together the three helped create 100+ hours of programming and a string of record-rating series for National Geographic Channel, including Brain Games, Border Wars, and Lockdown, garnering several Emmy nominations along the way. Opportunities to create programming for other networks set us on a new path. We began collaborating with Greg Henry, Co-Founder of Part2 Pictures and Executive Producer of over a hundred hours of reality programming, including the hit series Off the Hook and Hard Time. Our combined skills filled the spectrum from comedy to science, from blue-chip documentary to formatted reality. Lucky 8 was born. Our creative team has produced a diverse portfolio of programming for networks including National Geographic Channel, Discovery, Animal Planet, A&E, CNN, OWN, Oxygen, Food Network and Travel Channel.