Christopher Hebert is a creative video leader and hands-on director/editor based in the Greater Boston area. With over a decade of experience, he specializes in brand storytelling, helping companies translate complex ideas into compelling video content that engages audiences and drives meaningful results.
Christopher grew up in Central Massachusetts and graduated from Fitchburg State University in 2013 with a degree in Film and Video Production. After spending time in Los Angeles working at a post-production house (Skip Film) and freelancing as a grip, he returned to Massachusetts and joined an award-winning creative agency in Worcester, MA, (Pagano Media) as a videographer and editor. There, he collaborated with clients across education, healthcare, aerospace, and corporate sectors before eventually joining the technology media company International Data Group (now Foundry).
During his time at Foundry, Christopher has produced a wide range of content designed to help technology brands communicate complex ideas through clear, engaging storytelling.
His work has taken him around the world to cover major industry events such as E3, PAX East and West, CES, AWS re:Invent, Black Hat, DEFCON, and Mobile World Congress. He has produced content for leading technology publications including Macworld, Computerworld, PCWorld, and Network World, and has created product review videos featuring brands such as Sony, Microsoft, LG, and Apple. His work has also taken him internationally to locations including Singapore, Barcelona, and Montreal. He has collaborated with writers, editors, C-suite executives, YouTube influencers, hosts, marketers, Design directors, motion graphic teams and sales teams. Across this work, he developed a strong foundation in translating technical subject matter into accessible, story-driven content for focused audiences.
Christopher also played a key role in developing Foundry’s live streaming capabilities, helping address the growing demand for scalable, high-quality video across editorial and marketing channels. He produced several technology and business podcasts for CIO.com, Computerworld, and the Foundry marketing team, including CIO Leadership Live, Today in Tech, and On the Road with Rick Currier, all of which can be found on YouTube. In addition to building out the company’s live streaming capabilities, he designed two state-of-the-art production studios in Framingham and Needham, MA—creating the infrastructure needed to support consistent, high-level content production. In 2018, Christopher and his team received a Telly Award for the mini-documentary series Smart Cities.
Currently serving as Senior Video Director & Editor at Foundry, Christopher leads video production across editorial, marketing, and custom content initiatives, helping solve a core challenge for B2B brands: translating complex ideas into engaging, accessible video that drives measurable results. He oversees projects from concept and pre-production through post-production, distribution, and performance analysis while collaborating closely with editors, marketers, product teams, and sales stakeholders. His work spans editorial franchises, demand generation campaigns, sponsored content, and custom client programs. Most recently, he led production of the interview series DEMO, which generated over $1 million in revenue through branded editorial sponsorships.
After more than a decade of hands-on production, Christopher has developed a storytelling approach influenced by cinéma vérité—focused on authenticity, clarity, and human connection. While he remains deeply involved in the craft as a shooter and editor, his work increasingly centers on shaping brand narratives, developing creative direction, and building scalable video strategies.
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Awards
AZBEE
National Award
2017
TELLY
Award
2018
AZBEE
Regional Award
2017
2018 Telly award for best web documentary series
When Computerworld senior editor Matt Hamblen, already well established as one of the premier reporters on smart cities technologies, traveled with a video crew to Singapore to attend a state-sponsored smart cities conference, he and video producer Alayne Brady saw right away that the story was not on the convention center stage – where presenters tend to focus on sensors, computer consoles, network wiring and data analytics -- but out on the streets, in the hospitals and classrooms of Singapore, where ordinary citizens are able to experience and benefit from all that technology.
In a far-ranging, week-long exploration of the city-state of Singapore, Hamblen talks to everyone from Steve Leonard, the chief executive of a new government entity dedicated to smart city innovation, to Dr. Steven Tucker, who explains, over bowls of Mei Fun noodles, how Singapore is using smart technologies to care for its aging population.
2017 Azbee Awards of Excellence National Gold
Issued by ASBPE · Dec 2016
2017 Azbee Awards of Excellence Regional Gold (New England)
Issued by ASBPE · Dec 2016
Brands I've Worked With
