The power of story.
Stories can inspire. Persuade. Create a lasting impression. Stories can engage viewers, drive action, and build deeper connections with an audience.
At Table Zero, we harness the power of story.
Table Zero is an independent creative studio specializing in video production, post and animation for corporate and documentary content. Drawing on decades of experience, our team of passionate, award-winning visual storytellers excels in crafting compelling content for some of the world's most successful companies, creators, foundations, and filmmakers.
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Ashley Iser is an award-winning producer and creative strategist with a global portfolio spanning brands, agencies, nonprofits, and startups. She’s led high-impact video campaigns across industries—from tech and pharma to education and private equity.
Before co-founding Table Zero, Ashley headed the video department at Ruder Finn—New York's largest privately owned communications agency—for over a decade, producing high-profile campaigns and thought leadership pieces.
Ashley has interviewed and collaborated with a who’s who of cultural icons, including Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Alicia Keys, Michael J. Fox, Walter Cronkite, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, George Stephanopoulos, Yoko Ono, and Diane Sawyer—capturing stories with nuance, heart, and cinematic craft.
As an award-winning film editor and post producer based in New York City and Los Angeles, Cameron has taken more than 20 documentary features from inception through to their releases at some of the world’s top film festivals, including IDFA, HotDocs, Sheffield, Montreal, Sun Valley, Big Sky, DOCNYC, CPH:DOX, Berkshire International and Traverse City.
In addition to his documentary film work, Cameron has edited hundreds of shorts, trailers, broadcast commercials, industrials and web-based series and promos for clients all over the world, including the United Nations, Red Bull Media House, Microsoft Studios, The Michael J. Fox Foundation, StoryCrops, World Monuments Fund Hertz, Time Warner, Novartis, American Securities, Waste Management, and the U.S. Dept. of Energy—as well as the creative agencies Ogilvy & Mather and ManaMedia.
