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Justice Bigot is a creative writer-director + multimedia producer/editor who studied film and television at the Savannah College of Art & Design. From an early age, he was drawn to the entertainment industry. In middle school, Justice founded his own multimedia company Just Ice Productions. He then went on to produce content for various clients and personal projects throughout high school. Justice received one of his first awards at age 16 for Georgia Public Broadcasting's Heads-up video contest. Afterward, Justice directed his first short film titled Innocence of Youth at 17. Innocence of Youth won the Scholastic Art & Writing Award: Gold Key for film and was also nominated for a Student Emmy. Before graduating high school Justice received the Georgia Youth Leadership Award for his community service and dedication to his business. At 18, Justice continued on in the entertainment industry by landing an internship with Turner Broadcasting working in CNN's image and sound department. Once in college, Justice directed several more films and created content on the daily.…Justice Bigot is a creative writer-director + multimedia producer/editor who studied film and television at the Savannah College of Art & Design. From an early age, he was drawn to the entertainment industry. In middle school, Justice founded his own multimedia company Just Ice Productions. He then went on to produce content for various clients and personal projects throughout high school. Justice received one of his first awards at age 16 for Georgia Public Broadcasting's Heads-up video contest. Afterward, Justice directed his first short film titled Innocence of Youth at 17. Innocence of Youth won the Scholastic Art & Writing Award: Gold Key for film and was also nominated for a Student Emmy. Before graduating high school Justice received the Georgia Youth Leadership Award for his community service and dedication to his business. At 18, Justice continued on in the entertainment industry by landing an internship with Turner Broadcasting working in CNN's image and sound department. Once in college, Justice directed several more films and created content on the daily.

Just Ice Productions

Video Editor, Sound Designer, Web Designer

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Justice Bigot is a creative writer-director + multimedia producer/editor who studied film and television at the Savannah College of Art & Design. From an early age, he was drawn to the entertainment industry. In middle school, Justice founded his own multimedia company Just Ice Productions. He then went on to produce content for various clients and personal projects throughout high school. Justice received one of his first awards at age 16 for Georgia Public Broadcasting's Heads-up video contest. Afterward, Justice directed his first short film titled Innocence of Youth at 17. Innocence of Youth won the Scholastic Art & Writing Award: Gold Key for film and was also nominated for a Student Emmy. Before graduating high school Justice received the Georgia Youth Leadership Award for his community service and dedication to his business. At 18, Justice continued on in the entertainment industry by landing an internship with Turner Broadcasting working in CNN's image and sound department. Once in college, Justice directed several more films and created content on the daily.…Justice Bigot is a creative writer-director + multimedia producer/editor who studied film and television at the Savannah College of Art & Design. From an early age, he was drawn to the entertainment industry. In middle school, Justice founded his own multimedia company Just Ice Productions. He then went on to produce content for various clients and personal projects throughout high school. Justice received one of his first awards at age 16 for Georgia Public Broadcasting's Heads-up video contest. Afterward, Justice directed his first short film titled Innocence of Youth at 17. Innocence of Youth won the Scholastic Art & Writing Award: Gold Key for film and was also nominated for a Student Emmy. Before graduating high school Justice received the Georgia Youth Leadership Award for his community service and dedication to his business. At 18, Justice continued on in the entertainment industry by landing an internship with Turner Broadcasting working in CNN's image and sound department. Once in college, Justice directed several more films and created content on the daily.

Available to hire

Atlanta, United States

$250 per day ($31.25 per hour)

Justice Bigot is a creative writer-director + multimedia producer/editor who studied film and television at the Savannah College of Art & Design. From an early age, he was drawn to the entertainment industry. In middle school, Justice founded his own multimedia company Just Ice Productions. He then went on to produce content for various clients and personal projects throughout high school. Justice received one of his first awards at age 16 for Georgia Public Broadcasting’s Heads-up video contest. Afterward, Justice directed his first short film titled Innocence of Youth at 17. Innocence of Youth won the Scholastic Art & Writing Award: Gold Key for film and was also nominated for a Student Emmy. Before graduating high school Justice received the Georgia Youth Leadership Award for his community service and dedication to his business. At 18, Justice continued on in the entertainment industry by landing an internship with Turner Broadcasting working in CNN’s image and sound department. Once in college, Justice directed several more films and created content on the daily.