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Rawr! Er, hello!

Welcome to Snappy Dino Productions! We’re a full service production company specializing in storytelling for today’s modern world. We love documentary and non-scripted content! We love linear, digital, and brands! We do NOT love being petrified in amber.

Our Work
Our Team

Things we LOVE:

Documentary

Non-Scripted

Collaborating

Linear

Interesting Stories

Branded Content

Anything Slightly Weird

Slow moving lava

Dinosaurs

Things we DO NOT LOVE:

Asteroids

Being Petrified in Amber

Telemarketers

Unkindness

Iridium

Mass extinction

Fast moving lava

Pangea (Don’t get us started!)

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Who we are

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Kori Frederick

Founder / Executive Producer

Kori Frederick is an Emmy Award winning producer (shout out Turner Sports!), director and writer, AND proud “New Yorker” of 15 years! As a documentary director and producer, her work can be seen on Netflix, Vice, National Geographic, and as a show runner for Food Network, Discovery Channel, YouTube Originals, Magnolia Network, Complex, ABC, Condé Nast, and Animal Planet.

Her body of work reflects a deeply story-driven approach and spans the gamut from complex topics like social justice, incarceration, immigration, and gun control to joyful and lighthearted entertainment focused on food, family, travel, and exploration.

She founded Snappy Dino to create joyful, inspiring, silly, beautiful, moving work with all her friends. She loves dinosaurs, binge watching network television crime procedurals, her late grandpa “Snap”, sandwiches, Coke Zero, and making people happy.

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Mike Wei

Post Production Executive

Mike Wei is an editor and post producer with nearly two decades of experience working across a slate of hit shows on HULU, Food Network, PBS, Discovery, History, MTV, VH1, and even Broadway. His work on branded content brings vibrancy and an elevated narrative to companies like Planned Parenthood, Purina, and Mattel. Mike is a conscientious storyteller with a keen eye for detail. He’s an avid tennis player, cat lover, and theatre aficionado.

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& Others

Snappy Dino has a deep roster of top-tier talent creatives we frequently collaborate with that span the industry from dynamic directors of photography, motion GFX animators, producers, writers, editors, artists, culinary professionals, set designers… you name it, we know the right person for the job! Let us put together the perfect team for your next project!

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Ready to work together?

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Dino of the Month

Parasaurolophus

Known as the "duck-billed dinosaur" is known for its distinctive crest on the top of its head. The crest contained hollow tubes, acting as a resonator to produce low-frequency, far-reaching calls. Beyond sound, the crest was used for species recognition and sexual display. It was not a snorkel, as previously thought.