drew stubbs is a video director, editor, cinematographer, etc.
EMERIL COOKS / editor, writer / roku channel / *emmy nominated
Drew Stubbs was nominated for an Emmy in multi-camera editing for his work on Emeril Cooks. He was an editor and writer on seasons 1, 2, and 4 of the show (2021-2023).
EMERIL TAILGATES / editor, writer / roku channel
Emeril Tailgates is an NFL themed spin-off of Emeril Cooks. Stubbs worked on seasons 1, 2, and 3 of the show as a writer and editor.
MISS UNIVERSE / editor
Stubbs edited together several pre-recorded packages that aired during the live broadcast of Miss Universe 2022.
FRENCHY AND JETT / editor / disney
Frenchy and Jett is a puppet show pilot for Disney, created by artist and puppeteer, Panacea Theriac, and directed by Anthony Dominici.
STATE FARM / editor / "Moving Out" / starring John C. McGinley
CHARLES SCHWAB / editor / "Around Here"
CREST / editor / "Like an Apple"
CALIFORNIA ALMONDS / editor / "Kerri’s Kick-Casserole" / starring Kerri Walsh Jennings
CALIFORNIA ALMONDS / editor / "Garage Sale"
STATE FARM / editor / "Leather Pants"
SHARP / editor / "Spectacularge"
MIGNON FAGET / editor / "Heir"
STATE FARM / editor / "Karaoke"
ANCESTRY.COM / editor / "Lowe Family Holiday" / starring Rob Lowe
GRATEFUL DEAD X HUCKBERRY / director, camera, editor / Mason Hereford profile
LENOVO / editor / "Liftoff"
MOVEABLE FEAST / director, camera, editor / restaurant profile series
Stubbs created a web series profiling restaurants for the food delivery platform, Moveable Feast. Eleven total restaurants throughout the country were profiled.
NEW ORLEANS MUSEUM OF ART / director, camera, editor / exhibition profile series
Stubbs created an award winning and ongoing series for the New Orleans Museum of Art, profiling prominent exhibitions throughout the year.
QUINTRON / camera / "Quintronics Bath Buddy Commercial"
MUSIC TASTES GOOD / director, camera, editor / restaurant profiles
Stubbs created a series of promotional videos for three years of the Music Tastes Good festival in Long Beach, CA. The festival featured musical performances from major acts like New Order, Ween, Lizzo, and Janelle Monae, with cooking demos and food tastings from some of the best chefs in the country.
HANDS ON HOUSES / editor / "Building Hope"
BENJAMIN MOORE / editor/ "How to Paint a Vanity"
SOLANGE KNOWLES / "When I Get Home" / editor / visual album
Working out of hotels, spare bedrooms, and airplane seats, Stubbs edited music videos, art installations, live concerts, and commercials with Solange Knowles and Alan Ferguson for two years. The most ambitious of those projects was When I Get Home, a forty minute visual album that played in museums around the world and premiered on the Criterion Channel.
GENERATIONALS / "Lost Cities" / director, editor
WIZKID / "Come Closer" / editor
SZA / "The Weekend" / editor
QUINTRON AND MISS PUSSYCAT / "Creature with the Atom Brain" / camera, editor
TOMMY MCLAIN / "I Hope" / editor
JUVENILE / "Drop That Thang" / editor
JEAN-ERIC / "Ooh Ah Ah" / director, camera, editor
QUINTRON AND MISS PUSSYCAT / "Goblin Alert" / camera, editor
CRETUS / "Price of Immortality" / director, editor
GENERATIONALS / "Silent Ocean" / director, editor
GROUNDING / "Black Creek" / director, editor
GENERATIONALS / "Days Alone" / editor
QUINTRON AND MISS PUSSYCAT / "Do the Raid" / camera, editor
EMPRESS HOTEL / "Mach Bach" / director, editor
BENJY FERREE / "Brave Woman" / camera
BONNIE PRINCE BILLY / "Cobra Verde" / camera
JEAN-ERIC / "Better Than Good" / editor
THE TAINERZ / "One Way" / editor
FAZE ISLAND / "Tropical Storm" / editor
GENERATIONALS / "Carrying the Torch" / director, editor
GENERATIONALS / "Spinoza (Live at Lincoln Hall)" / editor
STARS AND STRIPES / by drew stubbs / director / Ogden Museum of Southern Art
Stars and Stripes features distorted imagery from some of Hollywood’s most popular films of the twentieth century. Familiar character tropes such as the subordinate love interest and coadjutor sidekick make brief appearances, but the central focus of the video is on isolated white male figures whose ubiquitous stereotypes were embraced and idolized by American audiences. The haunting soundtrack is comprised of Lee Greenwood’s iconic anthem, “God Bless the USA,” slowed and degenerated to an unrecognizable degree.
NATIONAL TELEVISION / by drew stubbs / director / Ogden Museum of Southern Art
National Television, which features a video synthesized version of season one of The Bachelor playing on loop on Stubbs' grandmother's television, premiered at The Ogden Museum.
MONUMENT / by drew stubbs / director / Ogden Museum of Southern Art
Monument, created in 2016, premiered at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, two blocks away from a prominant statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee. The base of this installation, made out of a metal trash can, invokes the base of the Lee monument. The pyramid on top shows rear projections of monuments around the world, some being exalted and some being torn down and dragged through the streets. The Robert E. Lee monument around the corner was removed in 2017.
METATRONIA / by Solange Knowles / editor / Hammer Museum
Visit https://hammer.ucla.edu/solange for more information.
BATTLEGROUND BEACON / by Nari Ward / camera, editor / Prospect New Orleans
Visit https://www.prospect5.org/artists/nari-ward for more information.
MOLOTOV / by Generic Art Solutions / editor / Mindy Solomon Gallery
SPILL / by Generic Art Solutions / editor / New Orleans Museum of Art
Spill, by Generic Art Solutions, was the first piece of video art ever to be acquired by the New Orleans Museum of Art.
NO COUNTRY OTHER THAN LIBERTY / by Lala Rascic / camera / SIZ Gallery, Rijeka
REMEMBER THE UPSTAIRS LOUNGE / by Skylar Fein / editor / Prospect New Orleans
A TUBA TO CUBA / editor
A Tuba to Cuba premiered at the SXSW Film Festival in 2018, and won the Audience Award at the New Orleans Film Festival that same year. Stubbs was on a team of editors who tackled this multi-language documentary about The Preservation Hall Jazz Band visiting Cuba to discover the country's musical ties to New Orleans.
INFERNO: MAKING THE EXPENDABLES / editor
Inferno; Making the Expendables, a 90 minute documentary focusing on Sylvester Stallone's experience creating The Expendables, premiered on the movie channel Epix HD, and later went on to Spike TV and Netflix. Additional material was cut together for a web series on iTunes and a 15 minute featurette on Epix HD.
I LAY WHERE I FALL / director, camera, editor
I Lay Where I Fall, Stubbs' first feature film, debuted at the Nashville Film Festival.
HYPNOSIS / director, camera, editor
Hypnosis, Stubbs' second feature film, is in post-production.
FAUBOURG TREMÉ: THE UNTOLD STORY OF BLACK NEW ORLEANS / assistant editor
This ITVS funded documentary premiered nationally on PBS and was Stubbs' very first "industry job" way back in 2004.
Drew Stubbs is a video director, editor (Emmy nominated), and cinematographer. His work has appeared in movie theaters, museums, universities, dive bars, national television, and the Superdome. His clients have included Sylvester Stallone, Kanye West, Solange Knowles, Emeril Lagasse, Lions Gate, CBS Sports, New York Times, Ray Ban, Crest, Sharp, State Farm, Charles Schwab, Lucas Bols International, Absolut Vodka, Cox Cable, Vice and many more. Stubbs' videos have been covered by USA Today, the Washington Post, MTV, BET, Complex, Vibe, Radio.com, iHeartRadio, Gawker, Perez Hilton, and more. His video art has appeared in the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, and he has collaborated with artists on work for Prospect 1, the Contemporary Arts Center, the New Orleans Museum of Art, and galleries around the world. He has a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC), and there is a life size portrait of him in The Saint Bar and Lounge.
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