Daniel Bittner

Daniel Bittner has extensive experience in the media and production industry. Daniel currently works as a Consulting Executive Producer at Stept Studios since October 2021. Prior to this, Bittner worked at Vossler Media Group from January 2013 to October 2021, where they served as an EP/Senior Producer. In this role, they managed the studio's largest client, T-Mobile, overseeing numerous productions over an 8+ year period. Daniel also built and led a producing team, developed systems to track projects, and conducted regular department meetings. Bittner personally produced numerous commercial shoots across various locations, including the US, Puerto Rico, London, and China.

Before joining Vossler Media Group, Bittner worked as a Producer for the short film "Frailty" from February 2012 to July 2013. Daniel was also a Partner & Executive Producer at Bittner & Lohr from May 2010 to November 2012, where they played a key role in producing an independent feature film called "Dialtone." This film achieved success with its distribution by Netflix, a national bookstore chain, and international distributors.

Bittner's earlier experience includes working in the political field. Daniel served as a Senior Legislative Aide for the Washington State Senate from January 2006 to June 2012, overseeing administrative needs, managing a team, and maintaining key political and constituent relationships. Daniel also worked as a Session Aide from January 2008 to March 2010, sourcing information for press releases, attending legislative meetings, and analyzing public issue beliefs and trends.

In addition to their work in media and politics, Bittner had diverse experiences. Daniel was the New Media Director for a U.S Senate Campaign from February 2010 to May 2010. Daniel also produced the feature film "Rogue Saints" in Puerto Rico for a brief period in October to December 2010, successfully coordinating with local authorities and filming safely in a previously deemed dangerous area.

Bittner's career began with an internship at Vision Forum in 2006, where they developed skills in customer service, accounting, and account management. Daniel also volunteered with a local organization and pursued their passion for fencing through coaching by an Olympic fencing instructor.

Overall, Daniel Bittner's work experience reflects their expertise in producing and managing projects within the media industry, as well as their involvement in politics and commitment to personal growth and volunteer work.

Daniel Bittner has attended Central Texas College but no specific details regarding the degree name or field of study are provided.