Joel Crumbley
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Film + Video Editing

I have been a professional editor for over five years, working with companies such as Cartoon Network, HBO, WarnerMedia, and more. This page highlights some of my past work and the projects I'm currently working on!

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2021 Video Editing Reel

This sizzle reel showcases some of the projects I worked on during my first two years at Turner Broadcasting (now WarnerMedia Studios). I was very thankful for the opportunity to join these teams and work on such notable projects.

Cartoon Network Social

After editing On-Air content for them for some time, I joined the Cartoon Network social media team. Here I had the privilege of editing compilations and clips of some of my favorite childhood shows, and helped develop the launch of their preschool programming block, Cartoonito. I also edited content for the socials of Sesame Street, HBOMax Family, WB Animation, DC Superhero Girls, and more.

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The Forgettable Dr. Kowalke (2019)

My MFA thesis project was a short film called The Forgettable Dr. Kowalke. Despite having a huge crew (and budget) on the project, I took on the key roles of writer, director, and editor. It's a goofy film about a mad scientist who isn't as scary as he thinks he is. There were many restrictions on the project due to its nature of being a student film, but I'm proud of the team for how it turned out. Feel free to give it a watch here!

BLIGHT (2022)

The first feature-length film I ever edited is called BLIGHT. It is a B-horror and suspense film about a group of friends who fall into supernatural circumstances. It is NOT a Christian film, being one of the last projects I worked on before coming to Christ. We made this movie on a shoestring budget, and it's now available on Tubi, Amazon Prime, YouTube Movies, and other places! It taught me a lot about editing films, and continues to do well around each Halloween. (I was also one of the lead actors in the movie!)

Wondermore

Once I was hired at In Touch Ministries, I was thankful to be placed as one of the Lead Editors on Season 4 of Wondermore, a children's puppet show about Biblical living and spiritual growth. Although the program has since been discontinued, it remains one of my favorite projects of my career. The show can still be found on various stream services and on its website, WondermoreKids.com

The Charles Stanley Institute

Currently, I work as the Lead Editor of the Charles Stanley Institute, a free resource that empowers people with Biblical classes and discipleship material, all based on the teachings of Dr. Stanley. I get to come to work every day and do the two things I love: storytelling and sharing Jesus with those who are searching! You can watch a sizzle reel of the current projects here, or check out the full institute at CharlesStanleyInstitute.org

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Looking to Collaborate?

Although I do this for my day job, I also currently work as a freelance video editor. I work on three different podcasts (each of which you can find at AuthorMedia.com. If you're a writer, you need to check them out!), and I have cut many commercials, videos, and social reels for companies and friends. I primarily work in Adobe Premiere Pro, but I am well-versed in all of the major NLEs and Web-Based Editors that are out there. I have a wide range of experience and am always looking for the next project, so if you're looking to collaborate, feel free to reach out! About + Contact Page

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