Tiffany Laufer

Senior Creative Lead | Photography & Video at The Jackson Laboratory
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(386) 825-5501
Location
Bar Harbor, Maine, United States, US
Languages
  • English Native or bilingual proficiency
  • French Limited working proficiency

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Shannan Morris

Tiffany and I have partnered on numerous projects critical to JAX's strategic objectives. She is one of my go-to resources when tackling key communication and marketing projects. Her work on the Animal Care Recruitment campaign exemplifies not only her creative abilities, but more importantly, her skills to build creative campaigns which engage target audiences, deliver outstanding digital performance metrics and drive bottom-line results for the organization. Her efforts on the campaign yielded video completion rates of 75%+ on multiple social media platforms and drove over 10k applicants to our hiring landing page. These results allowed JAX to meet a critical hiring need for our JMCRS operations.

Nancy Fox

Tiffany brings a high level of sophistication and creativity to all areas of her work. I particularly appreciate how her finished products are spot on with articulating the important messages that resonate with the audience. She recently produced a video highlighting the summer student program at The Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, and it precisely captured the emotion and passion of the student's experience. The video included personal thoughts from a diverse group of students using multiple locations across the lab. The passion in the student's testimonies clearly demonstrated how this program is a life-changing experience, which is so powerful to alumni from this decades-long program.

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Experience

Education

  • The American Film Institute
    MFA
  • Georgetown University
    BA
  • Laurel School

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