Tiny Oak Media is run by Christie Goshe (she/they), a producer/shooter/editor telling impactful stories through creative production for brands, nonprofits, universities, and public media.

Goshe holds a B.A from Bennington College in Media Studies and has over a decade of experience in creative consulting, pre-producing, filming, editing, and delivering beautiful and compelling media.

They have been awarded a NW Regional Emmy and several silver Telly awards for their editing work.

Based in Portland, OR and available worldwide and remotely.

Starting with my dad’s Canon AE-1 and an old school class in dark room photography, I was eager to follow creative pursuits. I graduated high school in 3 years and launched myself from my rural Ohio hometown to attend Bennington College. I studied architecture, photography, sound recording, documentary video, and maple sugaring (oh, Vermont). 

After graduating, I moved to California and I landed a job in post-production at a tech startup, where I grew into account and project management. I went freelance a few years later and started Tiny Oak Media, where I have been producing/shooting/editing story-driven videos and photos for nonprofits, universities, technology companies, brands, public media, and individuals. Alongside a team of other creatives, I helped launch the first CreativeMornings chapter in Oakland and made videos for 8 years with them. I joined a brand team as an in-house senior video producer, infusing identity and understanding into telling compelling stories around complicated technologies.

Currently I reside in Portland, OR where I continue to love making things and seeing what others are making. I’m working on several documentaries and frequent CreativeMornings Portland (and sometimes you’ll find me behind a camera).

My maker hobbies include woodworking, sewing my own Halloween costumes, cooking, and gardening. I love vegetables, walking around in cities and nature, and high speed rail.

Wanna make something together? Grab a coffee or tea? Say hi!