Paul Wigboldy

An experienced filmmaker, event producer, executive and entrepreneur, Paul makes it a priority to develop a clear understanding of a production's parameters, objectives and target audience. His drive and "big picture" vision are apparent in every project he produces. From concept through execution, his resourcefulness, focused creativity and follow-through create an environment that encourages the collaborative effort needed to produce award-winning work.

He began his career 26 years ago at AVIII, working on film and live event productions for clients such as Six Flags Magic Mountain, Control Data Corp., Mary Kay Cosmetics and Piper Aircraft. Beginning as a multi-media show designer, Paul served in a variety of capacities at some of the most respected production companies in the country, eventually becoming a producer and managing projects for blue chip clients such as American Airlines, Nestle's, Cessna, NCR, Motorola, Honda, Xerox and Acura.

He founded Homerhumes Creative in 1997 and applied the experience gained working for other companies to a wide variety of live event and video projects. His ability to combine compelling storytelling with complex themes is evident in the award winning work performed for clients such as Crave Entertainment, Boeing, Rockwell International, Conexant, and Toshiba. In late 2000, Paul sold Homerhumes Creative to PGI where he held the position of General Manager and Vice-President of Production.

In 2005 Paul partnered with Howie Klausner to produce the documentary film, Outlaw Dreams; the true story about an indoor football league team that, against all odds, won the league championship. That same year he also launched a new company, Flightdeck Air Combat Center, where civilians can fly one of eight F-16 flight simulators.

Most recently, Paul held the position of Executive Producer, Director Of Production at AMCI, overseeing all production for the Detroit, New York and London offices. He supervised a variety of projects for Lexus, Mercedes Benz, Mercedes-AMG, Ford, Volkswagen and Audi.

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