Jason Lansing is a Los Angeles based editor and producer known for crafting high impact work across luxury fashion, music, comedy, and film. His work blends sharp visual storytelling with cultural fluency, earning the trust of leading brands, artists, and studios.

 

Lansing began his career as an actor, appearing in Disney’s Smart House and Freaks and Geeks, before transitioning behind the camera. He earned a degree in Film and Television from Chapman University and interned at the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, where he built a strong foundation in editorial storytelling.

 

He started in unscripted television at MTV’s Emmy winning True Life, developing a reputation for shaping honest, character driven stories. He later expanded into pitch and development at Fremantle and BBC before joining Fullscreen, where he helped grow Hot Wheels into YouTube’s top boys channel, reaching over 800 million monthly views.

 

From 2020 to 2023, Lansing led editorial at Wave.tv, helping the brand surpass 100 million unique viewers and launch its highest grossing Snapchat series.

 

A recurring thread in Lansing’s work is his collaboration with Emmy winning live multicam director Mark A. Ritchie, a creative partnership behind projects including Brittany Howard’s performance at the 2020 MoMA Film Benefit honoring George Clooney, Janelle Monáe’s “All or Nothing at All” for Ralph Lauren, Ralph Lauren’s California Dreaming runway film, a Cartier holiday project shot at the Cartier flagship in New York featuring a special appearance by Sir Elton John, Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé, Tiffany & Co.’s Blue Book 2024: Tiffany Céleste, and Laufey’s performance at the Ralph Lauren Holiday Experience in Los Angeles.

 

More recently, Lansing has led post production across Tiffany & Co.’s Blue Book collections, including Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden, unveiled at the Park Avenue Armory in New York City, where Mariah Carey gave a surprise performance. He also handles a substantial share of Tiffany & Co.’s social editing and color work, playing a key role in shaping the brand’s event and social storytelling.

 

In 2026, Lansing edited Mike Epps: Delusional for Netflix, seamlessly combining two live performances into a special that debuted in Netflix’s Top 10 during its release week.