Benjamin Bertram Goldman
About Benjamin Bertram Goldman
Benjamin Bertram Goldman is the Group Creative Director at InVision and Director of InVision Films in Greater New York City Area, known for his innovative work in virtual production and contributions to media.
Company
Benjamin Bertram Goldman is currently the Group Creative Director at InVision in the Greater New York City Area. In addition to his main role, he is actively involved as the Director of InVision Films. InVision is a leading digital product design platform used by teams around the world.
Title
Benjamin Bertram Goldman holds the title of Group Creative Director at InVision. He also serves as the Director of InVision Films, leading creative direction and content strategy within the organization.
Previous Roles at InVision
Prior to his current role, Benjamin Bertram Goldman served as the Senior Content Program Manager at InVision from 2017 to 2018 and as a Content Strategist from 2016 to 2017. His extensive background at InVision has contributed to his comprehensive understanding of content strategy and program management within the digital design industry.
Background in Media and Content Strategy
Before joining InVision, Benjamin Bertram Goldman worked as a Content Strategist at Twelvefold in New York for 9 months and co-founded Blockfeed, a startup focused on local news media. He also served as an International Media Man at Time Abroad in Tel Aviv for 5 years and as a Co-Producer at Viacom for 1 year. His early career includes a production internship at The Colbert Report and co-founding Superheroes Anonymous.
Education and Expertise
Benjamin Bertram Goldman studied at New School University, earning a B.A. in Media Studies, Writing, and Culture. His educational background provided a foundation for his career in media, content strategy, and creative direction. He is also regarded as an emerging thought leader on the Metaverse and an early innovator in virtual production.
Achievements
Benjamin Bertram Goldman co-founded Blockfeed, which was highlighted by TechCrunch for its innovative approach to local news media. He played a key role in establishing the lucrative InVision Films division. His work has been featured in prestigious media outlets such as The New York Times, CNN, WIRED, MSNBC, and HBO.