William Baptist is a freelance editor and cinematographer. He has been editing and producing videos both nationally and internationally for over 10 years. William has studied with 8-time Emmy Award winning Editor and Producer Fernando Villegas and world-renowned documentary Editor Peter Kinoy of Skylight Pictures in New York City.
William has taught introduction to video production classes for adjudicated youth at youth centers and schools throughout Philadelphia since 2005. His adaptability, skill and artistic vision make dreams into a reality.
William has produced Music Videos like One Side (2010) and Tryin’ so hard to get by (2006), numerous promotional videos as well as short documentaries like The Soliloquy of Maryanne Beckham (2011), Do you really know my family? (2005), The Music, the Message (2006) and The Poor Peoples’ March (2003) to commemorate Martin Luther King’s Poor Peoples March in 1968. Since 2007 William has work on the Emmy award winning HBO Sports’ Series 24/7. After multiple Emmy awards and 31 episodes later William continues to refine his craft and test the limits of creativity to ensure the production of the best entertaining and educational projects for his clients.
Company Statement
William Baptist has traveled the world filming and editing and his work has led to multiple emmy awards and the founding of Mobile World Media. Mobile World Media specializes in visual storytelling, with the production of corporate videos as well as training and educational videos; commercial advertising; independent films and music videos. Our Production and Post-Production team is creative, easy to work with and flexible, and combined have over 9 Emmy and other awards in the film, video and new media production industry. Mobile World Media is dedicated to the effective communication of our client’s messages, achieving our client’s goals by bringing out the highest possible production value throughout the entire production and post-product process with each and every project.