Jack Hochman is an Emmy award-winning video producer, director, and editor for broadcast, live streaming, digital media, and events. Jack’s work has appeared on NBC, CBS, FOX, ESPN, and many national and cable networks. He delivers commercial, sports, government, documentary and branded content from conception to execution to distribution.
Jack manages all creative and technical aspects of small to large live productions from studios, control rooms, and mobile units. He received an Emmy for his work on Super Bowl LVI and served as the director of Major League Soccer’s Match Presentation Club of the Year. He has led stadium and arena production for NCAA Championships and events at the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games. His credits include the White House, the World Series, and the Smithsonian Institution. Jack is the recipient of five Telly Awards.
Jack designs graphics packages and animations for TV, LED, and stadium screens, writes marketing, promotional, and advertising campaigns, and develops short and long-form video content for clients in corporate, non-profit, academic, and entertainment sectors.
Jack is a passionate storyteller who leverages cutting-edge technology including cinema cameras, aerial drones, and steadi-cams — and deploys an experienced crew on every project.
Jack has led the media strategy and website redesign at an online trade publication and in political campaigning, focusing on YouTube and social media audience engagement, interactive webinars, and Zoom conferencing.
Jack is based in Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., frequently serves Northern Virginia and Baltimore, Maryland metros, and works internationally. He is an Executive Board member of the Mid-Atlantic International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees and a member of the National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians. He was raised in Kansas City and is a graduate of the University of Kansas.
