Tiny Oak Media is run by Christie Goshe (she/they), a producer/shooter/editor telling impactful stories through creative production for brands, nonprofits, universities, and public media.
Goshe holds a B.A from Bennington College in Media Studies and has over a decade of experience in creative consulting, pre-producing, filming, editing, and delivering beautiful and compelling media.
Based in Portland, OR and available worldwide and remotely.
Starting with my dad’s Canon AE-1 and a post-secondary option class in dark room photography, I was eager to follow creative pursuits, so I graduated high school early and launched myself from my rural Ohio hometown to a rural Vermont town to attend Bennington College. I studied architecture, photography, sound recording, documentary video, and maple sugaring (see above: Vermont).
After graduating, I moved to California following a sister and a dream. I landed a job in post-production at a tech startup, where I grew into account and project management. A few years later, I started Tiny Oak Media producing story-driven videos and photos for nonprofits, universities, technology companies, brands, and artists. Alongside a team of other creatives, I helped launch the first CreativeMornings chapter in Oakland. I joined Twilio’s brand team as an in-house senior video producer, infusing identity and understanding into technology.
I currently reside in Portland, OR where I continue to love making things and seeing what other people are making. My latest jam is working on several documentary series for Oregon Public Broadcasting, including an episode about west coast maple sugaring (who knew?!) which felt very full circle.
My maker hobbies include woodworking, crafting, cooking, and gardening. I’ve made a sweet home with a creative partner and doofy cat. You can frequently find me at CreativeMornings. I love vegetables, walking around in cities and nature, and high speed rail.
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LET’S WORK TOGETHER.
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