Overview

Our brand educates filmmakers across the globe at every phase of their development by disseminating knowledge, research and insights from renowned Hollywood film editor Vashi Nedomansky, ACE.

As purveyors of excellence, we produce unique content for a creatively erect audience dispersed across every country on the globe.

 

  • Date Founded: February 2011
  • Headquarters: Santa Monica, California
  • Team Size: 4
  • Press Contact: annmarie@vashivisuals.com

 

Audience & Demographics

Reach

  • 1-2 Million social media impressions per month
  • Global website reach with views from every country on the planet
  • Over 4.8 Million blog page views
  • Tens of thousands of digital asset downloads
  • Official YouTube Partner with over 1.5 Million minutes watched

 

Age

The majority of social media followers are between the ages of 18–34.

 

Top Countries

  1. United States
  2. India
  3. United Kingdom
  4. Indonesia
  5. Canada
  6. Brazil
  7. Germany
  8. Spain
  9. Australia
  10. France

 

About

 

Vashi Nedomansky, ACE 

Vashi Nedomansky, ACE headshot

Vashi Nedomansky, ACE

  • Editor of 11 Hollywood Feature Films
  • Designed custom post-production workflows for SHARKNADO 2, GONE GIRL, DEADPOOL
  • Edited the first Native 6K Feature Film in the history of Hollywood
  • Specializes in large scale, high resolution
  • Future-proofs workflows covering pre-production through final deliverables for commercials, music videos, documentaries, web content, large-scale art installations & feature films

 

Several projects Vashi Nedomansky, ACE has worked on

 

Editor of the Largest Scale
Video Installation in the World

Tom Bradley International Terminal Video Installation

Tom Bradley International Terminal LAX Video Installation

 

  • The Tom Bradley International Terminal at LAX is the largest public works project in Los Angeles City history
  • 120-foot wide Story Board video wall edited by Vashi Nedomansky, ACE
  • Director Jon Carr shot the RED 6K footage all over Los Angeles County, Vashi edited the files into a collage pattern on a 6K timeline

 

Tom Bradley International Terminal Video Installation

Tom Bradley International Terminal LAX Video Installation

 

Editor of the First Native 6K
Feature Film in Hollywood History

Josh Hartnett in "6 Below" Directed by Scott Waugh

Josh Hartnett in “6 Below” Directed by Scott Waugh

 

  • “6 BELOW” starring Josh Hartnett & Mira Sorvino, Directed by Scott Waugh (Need for Speed, Act of Valor), Edited by Vashi Nedomansky, ACE
  • First feature film to be edited natively in 6K
  • The only 100% Barco Escape 3-screen immersive feature film in history

 

Screening of "6 Below" in Immersive Barco Escape Format

Screening of “6 Below” in Immersive Barco Escape Format

 

Consulting

Vashi has trained over 40 fellow ACE film editors on his post-production workflows, including:

  • Kirk Baxter – Gone Girl
  • Michael Tronick – True Romance
  • Angus Wall – Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
  • Bruce Green – Raiders of the Lost Ark
  • Billy Fox – Straight Outta Compton
  • Dan Zimmerman – The Maze Runner
  • Nicolas De Toth – X-Men Origins: Wolverine
  • Jon Corn – Curb Your Enthusiasm
  • Julian Clark – DEADPOOL

 

Vashi has collaborated with and produced content for some of the largest brands in the world:

Brands VashiVisuals has worked & collaborated with

Brands VashiVisuals has worked & collaborated with

 

Keynote Speaker

Vashi has been an invited keynote speaker at various industry events including:

Speaking Venues

Speaking Venues

 

Featured In 

Adobe
Putting Deadpool Into Practice: Premiere Pro Project Template and Presets

Filmmaking Team Delivers Panoramic, 6K Experience in 6 Below

Vashi Nedomansky edits documentary on PTSD with Adobe Premiere Pro CC

 

 

Pro Video Coalition

3 ways post-production professionals can build a personal brand

ART OF THE CUT on cutting “DEADPOOL” with Premiere Pro CC

Q&A with Editor Vashi Nedomansky

Vashi Nedomansky edits documentary on PTSD with Adobe Premiere Pro CC

Sharknado 2 and Vashi’s Premiere Pro Editorial Workflow

 

 

No Film School

How ‘Sharknado 2’ Editor Vashi Nedomansky Cuts High-Profile Projects on Premiere Pro

Vashi Nedomansky’s 7 Commandments of Film Editing

Get the Perfect Slow Push-In in Post with Vashi Nedomansky’s Premiere Pro Preset

Want to Edit a Blockbuster? Stay Organized with This Free Premiere Pro Timeline Template

Replicate the Anamorphic Look and Feel with Vashi Nedomansky’s Free After Effects Plugin

Here’s Every Single One of the 2,400 Shots in ‘Gone Girl’ and Other Fincher Movies

Free Ultra High-Resolution Aspect Ratio Templates for Your Next 4K, 5K, or 6K Project

Furious Film Editing: Watch Five Films That Average 2 Seconds Per Shot

A Look into Making Low-Cost VFX Using Forced Perspective

And more…

 

PetaPixel

Using Toys and Forced Perspective to Get Professional, Low-Budget Visual Effects

The Center-Framed Style of Mad Max: Fury Road

Crazy Footage Captured by Canon 5D Mark II Crash Cams Put in Harm’s Way

 

 

Premium Beat

How to Properly Pancake Timelines in Adobe Premiere Pro

5 Inspiring Filmmaking Tutorials Under 5 Minutes

Free Anamorphic Template for After Effects

How Important Is the Content of a Trailer?

Video Editing Timelines from Gravity, Kick Ass 2, Network TV Shows and More

DaVinci Resolve’s Boring Detector — Offensive or Misunderstood?

 

 

Medium

10 Blogs for Filmmakers

 

Digital Trends

Forget 4K or even 8K. 6K is the future of film.

 

 

Business Insider

This Video Shows All Of Alfred Hitchcock’s Hidden Cuts In ‘Rope’

 

 

CBS News

Iconic bridge from Hollywood movies to shut down

 

 

boingboing

MAD MAX: Fury Road is still comprehensible at 12x speed

Watch 23 of the best dolly zooms in cinematic history

See 46 shots that were cut from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

 

 

frame.io

Behind the Scenes: 6 Below

 

 

high snobiety

The Cinematography of ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ Explained

 

IndieWire

Watch: All 15 Split Diopter Shots in Brian DePalma’s ‘Blow Out’

 

 

Gizmodo

The Secret Of Mad Max: Fury Road’s Brilliance: It’s All In The Editing

 

 

Slate

Did Saul Bass Direct the Shower Scene In Psycho?

Center Framing Is What Makes Mad Max: Fury Road Such an Enjoyable Action Movie

The 10 Cuts in Hitchcock’s Rope

 

 

Kotaku

Every Rogue One Shot That Was In The Trailers, But Not The Movie

Why Mad Max: Fury Road Is So Easy To Watch

 

 

Press Contact

Email: annmarie@vashivisuals.com

Phone: 310-494-6197

Address: 3435 Ocean Park Blvd #658
Santa Monica, CA 90405