Live Action Director/Editor/Cinematographer

Jamie Mosberg has been directing, filming and editing, movies, television, promotional videos and commercials for 15 years.  He made the transition from professional photographer  in the early 90s,  to starting a full service video production  co. High Voltage Productions which specialized in marketing films and movie production.

Mosberg is one of the most accomplished filmmakers in the action sports world, winning many awards over the years for his films. In 1999, Mosberg’s film “The End” for Tony Hawk has sold more copies then any film in action sports history, and won awards including Best Video by the Readers of TWS, Winner/ Best Film at the first X-Games Film Festival, Winner /Best Film at Gravity film festival, Winner/ Best Cinematographer,  Best Editor, and Best Director by Big Brother.

Other notable projects include the Whiskey series 1 and 2 which were voted the most entertaining videos  by Jeff Tremain of Big Brother and Jackass.

Mosberg has directed music videos for Daz Dillinger’s “U Aint Shit” a spoof on Suge Knight and Snoop Dog’s controversial song Pimp Slap.  He also produced,  filmed and edited the Dogg Pound/Gangsta Advisory DVD, “The Row Killa” featuring Daz Dillenger. which made the United Independent Artists top 20 list.

In 2005 he created, directed and produced national commercials and web videos  for Panasonic’s “Ideas for Life” campaign.  That year he filmed, edited and directed  a feature documentary with legendary skateboarder Bob Burnquist, ”The Reality of Bob Burnquist” which was nominated for 2 X-Dance awards in 2006 for Best Biography and Best Story.

In 2007, Mosberg went viral with short films for Schick, Harley-Davidson, and Yamaha and directed a music video for Charlie Brown Jr.  In 2008 Mosberg co-produced one episode of Viva La Bam for MTV and is currently an Associate Producer for a Buena Vista feature film in Brazil “Vida Sobre Rodas” due out in the spring of 2010.   He is currently putting the finishing touches on a 5 year project to launch Skateboard.TV, the first of a series of niche action sports websites built around video delivery.

Jamie is partnered with artist Jojo Whitmarsh.