Thirty teams, fourteen days upstate, and a $100K cheque at the end of it. The film that announced Stan's founder bootcamp.
Everything I've made.
The work I've made for Stan, Chatbase and Air, then the work I make for myself.
Professional
Stan14
Hire number one, announced like a signing.
A head of content for every person on the team, launched on the feed it was built for.
The company's biggest launch of the year, cut to hold a feed that scrolls in three seconds.
The launch film for Claude Fable inside Stanley Studio, for anyone who films great clips but never edits them.
Take any video you love and steal its structure, legally.
Cloud exports, shared folders, and the prompt wand, shipped in one drop.
The most-played thing on the Stanley account. I want to start posting but I do not have time to edit, answered with the tool.
Another edit cut in Stanley Studio, with the link behind a comment.
A Stanley Studio demo reel built around one comment trigger.
Editors, are we fully cooked? A Stanley Studio walkthrough asked as a question to the people it threatens.
An early Stanley Studio demo, offered to anyone who asked.
One reel taken from idea to final cut in Stanley Studio, without touching the keyboard.
Real Finals tickets given away in New York, filmed for Stan.
Chatbase2
An AI agent for the TTC, built in under ten minutes on a moving subway car over phone hotspot.
A startup-office comedy skit for Chatbase.
Air15
Office comedy shot from the marketing intern's point of view. Air's biggest reel of the year.
A performative-male bit announcing Air's first Toronto creative event.
Air opened intern applications, announced by the intern.
Ranking the worst parts of creative ops, in front of the people who live them.
The intern walking out after a video that did fifteen views.
The comments asked for a wellness check.
Interviewing the office under a false name, badly.
The first one. Nobody at HR knew what they had greenlit.
Day two, taken to the street to settle it.
Booked a trip, got hired, didn't cancel: ten days to make Air a viral video.
From the trying-not-to-get-fired series.
Personal
Short-form video essays9
A cinematic collaboration built around one question.
A small vlog about doing the thing rather than planning it.
Short-form reels4
Bringing back a 2016 dance, in full, in public, with a straight face.
Long-form video essays2
A short film about wanting something, climbing for it, and what the mountain decides to give you instead.
We had 5 hours to film launch videos for 2 of our biggest announcements in NYC.
Brand deals6
A League of Legends tournament with one entry requirement, which was being named Daniel Park. It ended in an arm wrestle.
A car-mount rig, and what you can shoot with it once your gear is not sliding around the footwell.
A sponsored film for Insta360, with the creator code disclosed in the caption.
Every way there is to get rich, against the one that just pays you to leave the money alone.
The tournament could not be settled on the rift, so it was settled on a table, live.
The finale, arm wrestled in public in Yonge-Dundas Square. Riot Games came into the comments to call it: it truly was about all the Daniel Parks we met along the way.