◼︎ In 2011, I knocked on Casey Neistat’s studio door to film a short documentary about him. What started as a simple project soon evolved into a long-term collaboration. - Over the years, I worked as both an assistant and cameraman on productions for major international brands, while also gaining firsthand experience in the technical, creative, and logistical aspects of running one of the most influential studios in digital media. During that time, I learned how large-scale marketing campaigns are developed, produced, and distributed, as well as the behind-the-scenes realities of managing a channel followed by millions of subscribers worldwide.

In February 2015, I joined Casey Neistat and Matt Hackett as a beta tester & consultant for a new project: a video-sharing app called Beme. At the time, I knew very little about the app beyond its core mission — to create a more honest and immediate way of sharing life online: no filters, no previews, and no screen standing between the user’s eyes and the moment unfolding in front of them. After months of testing and countless refinements, the app launched on the App Store and was embraced by millions of users around the world, creating a new way for people to share real-time experiences and genuine human moments. On November 28, 2016, CNN announced the acquisition of Beme for approximately $25 million USD, and the app officially shut down on January 31, 2017. - THANK YOU SO MUCH to all 40000 of you who watched my stories on there !

(For clarity: I was never involved with the management or ownership of Beme Inc. following the CNN acquisition.)

CASEY NEISTAT STUDIO & BEME

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Photograph of a person holding a camera with a view of a sidewalk and street below, where two pedestrians passby and one is crouched on the ground.
Two men with a camera set up on a tripod, one taking a photo of the ocean view with an island in the distance, framed by bushes and trees in a coastal setting, black and white photo, with an overlay caption about Cassy Netstat and Max Joseph at Isola del Giglio in 2012.

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Arrangement of various small cards and objects on a green carpet, including a camera with a word on it, and paper cutouts creating a face-like composition.
Five white T-shirts hanging on a line outdoors, with some plants and a house in the background, and a person's hand holding a camera with a label that says 'hello my name is SUANY' in front of the shirts.
A collage of three images: a pan of cooking noodles with pieces of meat and vegetables, a person lying in bed with a dog's paw resting on their arm, and a bed with red and white patterned sheets.
Person holding a smartphone in front of their face, with a cluttered bookshelf and warm lighting in the background.
Silhouettes of two people standing inside a dimly lit room near a bicycle rack with several bicycles, glass double doors with an exit sign above, and a neon light in the shape of a dollar sign above the doors.
An overhead view of a modern open-plan office space taken from a balcony or loft, with a person holding a camera in the foreground. The office has wooden floors, multiple desks with computers, a seating area with couches, and various office supplies
Interior of a bike shop or fitness studio with a green bicycle, a black skateboard with green accents, and a black and green backpack on a wooden floor. A person is holding a camera, taking a photo of the scene.
A person holding a camera in an office space, which features multiple desks with computers, a sofa, whiteboards on the walls, and people working at their desks.
Interior of an office space with desks, office chairs, and computers, photographed through a fisheye lens with a person holding a camera in the foreground.
Photograph of a person taking a photo from a high angle, showing a city sidewalk with three pedestrians, one of whom is writing or drawing on the sidewalk as others stand nearby.
Smartphone screen displaying a messaging app with conversations from various users and a header encouraging sharing with friends and family.
A person holding a smartphone in front of a window, capturing a photo of a cityscape with brick buildings and cars parked along the street, with text on the window reading "An Italian Flaneur in New York City" and "See you on Bone Folks!" about the c