At Craigman digital, your satisfaction is our reputation. Our goal is deliver the highest quality product possible, have fun while doing it and ensure that you are completely satisfied with your result.
Our knowledgeable staff does its best to ensure that you are well-informed and comfortable with the progress and status of your product during its production cycle, whether it’s a DVD, a music video or a large-scale editing project.
Craig Anderson
President
"One more time, from the top."
As a public expert in the music industry, Craig has forged relationships with musicians, producers, music execs production professionals and hardware manufacturers worldwide. Craig is a vocal advocate of high–resolution audio and video media solutions. He speaks frequently on panels related to digital audio, surround sound music, DVD technology and emerging audio and video delivery formats.
Craig is an active member of the Audio Engineering Society, serves on the Producers and Engineers wing of the RIAA, and is a voting member of the Grammys. Craig also specified and designed a digital audio archive system for the studios at Warner Music Group. A veteran of the film and music industries, his experiences range from audio restoration for Garth Brooks to tracking and editing film scores for Danny Elfman and Tim Burton.
He is passionate about his family, hockey and the outdoors.
David Dieckmann
SVP Video Technology
"Up the voltage..."
David has been working at the turbulent confluence of technology and the arts since 1989. During and after attending Northwestern University in pursuit of a music degree, he worked as an audio engineer recording concerts, recitals, lectures; he played guitar in charlie nobody, Andrew Bird's Bowl Of Fire, and trombone in Kevin O'Donnell's Quality 6; he wrote, recorded, and performed music, developed pieces, and danced for Molly Shanahan in the Mad Shak Dance Company; he worked as a sound designer for theatrical productions including The Real Thing, Macbeth, and Richard II. As an employee of Classic Digital in Chicago (where he met Craig Anderson), as well as an independent engineer, he variously recorded, edited, mastered, and/or produced many albums for such labels as Classic Digital, Cedille Records, Koss Classics, Drag City, Kranky, Carrot Top, Table Of The Elements, among others.
Craig then facilitated David’s move to Los Angeles in 1998 as Craig’s replacement at Audio Intervisual Design in West Hollywood, where David spent 2 ½ years as a systems integration and technical support specialist. He then moved on as an independent engineer, working closely with both Craig and Warner Music Group on the then new product: DVD-Audio. Working with DVD necessitated adding video production, editing, mastering, and compression to his skill set. Within 2 years, David had officially joined Craigman Digital in his current capacity, where they continue to make the world safe for digital entertainment.
James O'Toole
Director of Video Services
"Craigman is the place for me!"
James O'Toole is an audio / video engineer who has been working in the music industry for over 10 years. He began in the world of radio, as a board operator / engineer for live radio shows on NPR such as Air Talk with Larry Mantle. After that he jumped to the record label side of the business and worked for Warner Bros. Records as a Music Video Coordinator. He then spent time working as an audio engineer and QC supervisor for WEA and Rhino Records, before joining the Craigman Digital Team in the summer of 2007.
When he's not setting luminance levels and scrutinizing aspect ratios, James spends most of his free time obsessing over and riding bicycles, a habit / curse passed to him from a fellow Craigman employee. He puts in time to doing volunteer work locally for CI.C.L.E., an organization that promotes the bicycle as a healthy and sustainable means of transportation. He has also been to New Orleans three times since Hurricane Katrina, to help with recovery efforts there, and plans to return again as often as possible.
TJ Vittore
Video Engineer
"Oh, he’s from Boston – that explains everything!"
A Native New Yorker currently living in Los Angeles, TJ has a deep background in film and TV having graduated from NYU film school. He played college baseball for a few college teams and had a brief stint in low A ball (TJ’s Grandfather was a scout and played ball for the NY Giants). Growing up, going to the ballpark on a daily basis was the norm. TJ got to see the Mets win the World Series in 8’6 and the Yankees in ‘96, “the two best experiences of my life”.
After film school, he mainly worked on TV shows and news as a Field Audio Mixer. He has worked on TV shows ranging from Blind Date to Gene Simmons’ Family Jewels. His favorite field experience was working on Discovery Channel’s U.S. Coast Guards Rescue, flying along the Oregon coast filming helicopters rescues. The nicest person he has worked with is Jay Z. TJ is a huge sports fan - he loves his Yankees. He listens to rock music, mostly The Doors, Led Zeppelin, Hendrix, and NIN.
When not working at Craigman Digital you can probably find TJ watching a ballgame or playing golf or ice hockey.
Eric Rosloff
Business and Technology
"Mad skillz."
Among the first progeny of the digital age, Eric has been immersed in the world of computers and technology since the earliest days of his youth. Upon reaching his latter teen years, he abandoned traditional academia and set out on a self-directed life path which would lead him through a number of noteworthy adventures. After working on and off in such various modes of gainful employment as video game testing and independent filmmaking, he embarked on perhaps the greatest adventure one can undertake in our capitalist society: starting a business. In December of 2007, Eric and three partners founded a small IT Consulting company which ran for two years before succumbing to the prevailing torrents of general economic maelstrom.
Emerging from the experience as an incredibly more capable individual, Eric wandered again through odd jobs within the entertainment industry before arriving at Craigman Digital, where his background in business and technology has been put to good use.
When not engaging in professional endeavors, Eric indulges his passions for game design, craft beer, and stimulating conversation with good company.