Chassidy Jade

Chassidy Jade is a seasoned film editor and indie director known for her work on projects like "Dear Mama," "Creed 3" and the Oscar-winning film "Everything Everywhere All At Once." Notably, Jade made history as the first minority senior editor for the National Basketball Association during the 2020 Bubble.

Born a military brat, Jade fell in love with being behind the camera as a teenager and began working local concerts and conventions. She received a scholarship to The Arts Institute of Fort Lauderdale and would also later attend Miami International University of Art & Design. After graduating, she began to work with clientele such as Steve Harvey, the Miami Heat, and Gucci Mane as well as major brands like Armani Exchange, Converse, Viacom and Warner Brothers.

Jade made her directorial debut with her self-written short film "Brown Ballerina," which was selected to Toronto Shorts, and later became a staff director for Procter & Gamble. She established her own production company, Crown Me Royal Labs, which curates art shows for emerging mixed-media female artists. Her professional journey also includes a tenure as video editor under Parallax Post LA, a company known for projects like Beyonce's "Lemonade" and "Everything Everywhere All At Once."

In 2022, Jade established her own post-production house, Editbae Post. Her credits include Beats by Dre, Nike, Savage Fenty, BET, Superbowl, and more. An advocate for expanding creative media education for minority professionals in the southern region, Jade is the Post Advisor for The Black Girls Film Camp.