Meet Logan!

My name is Logan LeClair, and I am a director, editor, and VFX artist. I spent my childhood moving almost every year, from Portland, OR all the way to Sarasota, FL. With my surroundings constantly changing, the only static thing in my life was skateboarding and that’s honestly what first put a camera in my hands at 10 years old. My friends and I were always street skating, looking for new spots, and filming each other wherever we went on our GoPros. We’d spend hours cutting our footage together into skate parts, making little edits, and just trying to make "the coolest" videos possible.


Even before I knew filmmaking would be my path, that creative instinct always stuck with me. Now, being a senior studying architecture at the University of Florida, I’ve realized how much my architectural background fuels my love for storytelling. Bringing the design principles into visual storytelling gives me a completely new perspective on the industry.


Because of architecture, I treat every project like I’m designing my own home. I think critically, work fast, and obsess over the details while maintaining clean creative direction throughout the entire process. I know how much that matters to brands, and I treat every project as a piece of work that defines me.

My name is Logan LeClair, and I am a director, editor, and VFX artist. I spent my childhood moving almost every year, from Portland, OR all the way to Sarasota, FL. With my surroundings constantly changing, the only static thing in my life was skateboarding and that’s honestly what first put a camera in my hands at 10 years old. My friends and I were always street skating, looking for new spots, and filming each other wherever we went on our GoPros. We’d spend hours cutting our footage together into skate parts, making little edits, and just trying to make "the coolest" videos possible.


Even before I knew filmmaking would be my path, that creative instinct always stuck with me. Now, being a senior studying architecture at the University of Florida, I’ve realized how much my architectural background fuels my love for storytelling. Bringing the design principles into visual storytelling gives me a completely new perspective on the industry.


Because of architecture, I treat every project like I’m designing my own home. I think critically, work fast, and obsess over the details while maintaining clean creative direction throughout the entire process. I know how much that matters to brands, and I treat every project as a piece of work that defines me.