William F. White International Inc.
Ben Waller has a diverse work experience in the entertainment industry. Ben began their career at A&E Television, where they held roles as a Segment Producer and 2nd Unit Director. From there, they worked at Curb Entertainment Intl as a 2nd Unit Director for the film "Sasquatch Mountain" and at Tahi Entertainment Group as an Associate Producer for commercial production. Ben then joined Dutch Filmworks as a Director for the film "Murder in Fashion". In 2008, they worked at Merit/Andrew as a Production Manager for commercial production and at New Line Cinema as part of their Management Program in Physical Production. Ben later joined Paramount Pictures as a Senior Manager in Physical Production and then as a Director of Labor Relations. Following this, they worked at Viacom as a Director of Global Strategic Sourcing for Physical Production. Most recently, they joined Netflix as a Director in Production Strategy and Resource Planning, and currently holds the role of Vice President of Sales and Marketing at William F. White International Inc.
Ben Waller attended UC Santa Barbara from 1997 to 2002, where they obtained two Bachelor's degrees. Ben studied Film/Cinema/Video Studies and Anthropology during their time at the university.
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William F. White International Inc.
Founded in 1963, William F. White International Inc. (WFW), a Sunbelt Rentals company, is Canada's most iconic provider of production equipment to the entertainment industry. With offices across the country, the company services productions of all sizes from coast to coast and houses an extensive state-of-the-art inventory, including camera, lighting, grip, power, specialty equipment, location support, virtual production volumes, and over 1.4 million square feet of production-ready studio properties, in addition to a 23-acre Backlot situated on a 90-acre plot of land complete with 30 storefronts and five interior sets.