Gary Keshishian

Gary Keshishian has extensive work experience in the post-production industry. Gary started their career at Prime Post in 1994 as a Machine Room Supervisor and Tape Operator. Gary then worked at Modern Videofilm as an Assistant Editor and VTR Operator, where they managed online bays and coordinated various tasks related to feature films and network shows. At Keep Me Posted Inc, they served as a Machine Room Supervisor and Assistant Editor, overseeing daily operations and edit sessions. Gary then joined Digital Image (Ascent Media) as a Coordinator, Technical Assistant, and VTR Operator, managing tape room operations and conducting conversions using specialized equipment. At Fotokem, they worked as an Assistant Editor and Tape Operator, handling main and end titles creations, credits, subtitles, and set-up for edit sessions. Gary later joined Technicolor as a Project Manager and Supervisor, managing day-to-day operations and workflows in a fast-paced post-production environment. Most recently, they worked at Modern VideoFilm / Point 360 as an Operations Manager and Project Manager, responsible for managing daily operations, coordinating interdepartmental projects, and tracking error and performance metrics. In 2018, they joined Post Haste Digital as the Director of Operations.

Gary Keshishian's education history includes attending several institutions and obtaining a degree. In 1988, they attended Ferrahian High School and completed their high school education. Gary then enrolled in Los Angeles Pierce College, where they studied general education from an unspecified year until 1994. During this time, they also attended Pierce College and earned an Associate of Arts (AA) degree between 1992 and 1994. Additionally, in 1994, they briefly studied at Video Symphony, although no specific degree or field of study is mentioned. Gary Keshishian's education also includes certifications in Disney Content Protection and Harassment Training for Supervisors, although the details about the institution and the years of obtaining these certifications are not provided.