Jeremiah Daws

Generalists ship faster than specialists. Not because we cut corners — because nothing gets translated between people. I direct the story, edit the cut, design the prop in Fusion, machine it on the Tormach, light and shoot the demo, write the AI agent that automates the workflow, and teach the curriculum that walks kids through the same loop. One head. One calendar. Zero hand-off latency.

Six years producing branded video at Disney Parks. Editor on National Geographic and Hallmark. SkillsUSA National Silver in CNC turning. Tormach brand ambassador. Department Head at a Christian classical school where I built two programs from zero. Founder of AnswerAxis (AI consulting, paying clients). Sixty-plus maker videos on YouTube. Ten production apps shipped. None of those credentials live alone — every one feeds the next.

When Artios needed Lumière’s articulated candle hands for Beauty and the Beast: I 3D-scanned a model, designed it in Fusion, printed and painted the parts, wired the LEDs and switches, fit them to a kid’s hands, and shot the rehearsal. A five-person crew needs hand-offs and two weeks. I needed four days. The same pattern repeats — Inception spinning top, Hollywood-set steadi-cam dolly, the Tormach Garage Series I host. Make the thing. Film the thing. Teach the thing.

Faith and family drive it. My kids attend Artios — I built the Film and Creative Tech programs there because I wanted them taught the craft the way professionals actually do it, not a watered-down hobby version. SafeFamily and IllPrayForYou come from the same instinct: real tools for Christian families that don’t sacrifice quality for safety. Hire me for the project nobody else can scope.