About Isaac T.

As far back as I can remember, I’ve loved stories and technology.

My first memory of seeing a movie in a theater was TRON. I was four years old.

When I was six, I became the kid teachers called to load Lemonade Stand on their Commodore 64.

At ten, I took a summer course in graphics programming, generating my first raster image with AppleSoft BASIC on an Apple IIc.

At seventeen, I started playing with HTML on my roommate’s PC, seeing the possibilities of the Web.

At nineteen, I got my start in Information Technology as a quality assurance specialist for a telemarketing firm’s internal app development team.

At twenty, I became that company’s first webmaster and one of only two Mac users amidst a sea of PCs.

At twenty-two, I officially entered the creative space as an advertising agency’s sole Web and multimedia developer.

At twenty-three, I learned how to make videos from start to finish (Pre-YouTube) and was producing content for Fortune 500 companies shortly thereafter.

In 2012, I moved to New York and built a remote workflow to facilitate content production and support team members across multiple disciplines from afar.

In 2017, I formed isaact.co. Since then, I’ve worked with (literally) the best and brightest in the world, defining, refining, and reimagining workflows for high-performance, resource-intensive teams, whether they’re together in a facility or elsewhere. You won’t find me on an Internet movie database roster, but that’s OK. I enjoy being The Guy Behind The Guy (Behind The Guy).

Beyond the work, a few of my other obsessions include food subcultures, art and music, and learning everything I can about the greats who make those things.