Ted Chandler is a freelance video production specialist serving the video production, advertising, corporate, and direct response industries nationwide. Ted has a proven track record of producing effective advertising, promotional, sales, training, direct response, and online media for over 15 years. Whether you need someone to handle one aspect of your video project or someone to produce an effective video from start to finish, Ted has the experience in communicating through this powerful medium of video and the connections with other creative talent to make your project a success.

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Ted grew up in and around New Orleans his whole life, with its great Southern tradition of storytelling, whether it be Tennessee Williams, Fats Domino, or his grandmother, a good yard was always right around the corner. A passionate director with a strong sense of storytelling and a keen eye for composition and design, Ted has been producing and directing film and video content for just over 15 years. After graduating film school, Ted began his career in the New Orleans regional market directing tv commercials and promotional videos for clients such as the NFL’s New Orleans Saints, the Super Bowl, Louisiana Senior Olympics, and the New Orleans Arts Council. He moved to Orlando seven years ago and has worked with Transcontinental Records, Model Search America, TRUtv, RCA, Hulk Hogan, and Remington College.

Ted is an avid fan of the movies and you can find him on any given weekend at your local movie house. He also digs music, art, and pretty much any format of storytelling. He as a beautiful son with whom he loves to spend time playing soccer, going to the parks, and of course, sitting down with a bowl of popcorn and watching movies. They are currently on a Star Wars kick, but only the original three. He doesn’t want to introduce Jar Jar to his son just yet. Ted also seems to be drawn to risky endeavors, ask him about his motorcycle accident or the time he got bit by a venomous cottonmouth. Pop some popcorn first, it’s a good story.