With a good eye and a steady hand, Wesley Denton’s visual storytelling speaks for itself through his extensive collaborations with corporate brands, media companies, and above-the-line talent. After graduating with honors from the acclaimed Savannah College of Art and Design with a BFA in film and television, Denton diligently honed his skills in every facet of production. As a result, he has worked with a wide variety of media companies, including MTV, Katalyst, NBC, XM Satellite Radio, 60 Frames, and National Lampoon. Now, Denton’s youthful-perspective resonates throughout all of our content, serving as the senior producer, writer, and editor of creative projects for Mojoflo Productions.

In less than three years, Denton went from starting as a production assistant with Cinema Production Services, a miniatures company, to running the National Lampoon College Network (since early 2007). This video network reaches over 2.1 million college students weekly in over 200 colleges and universities nationwide.  The three television shows that he regularly produces are: “XM Underground”, comparable to Howard Stern’s program on E!; “Press Pass”, which gives its viewers a behind-the-scenes look at premieres, industry parties, set-visits, and celebrity interviews; and “The Network” which integrates new media with comic guests similar to the format of  E!’s The Soup.

Over the years, Denton has personally collaborated with the likes of Adam Rifkin (Director of Detroit Rock City), Ashton Kutcher (Creator of Punk’d), Jon Favreau (Director of Zathura), Brad Wyman (Producer of Monster), and Stuart Townsend (Director of Battle in Seattle). Utilizing his seasoned knowledge of both cinematography and post-production, Denton ensures that every frame of content captured optimizes the story’s theme from concept to completion.