Meet The Spotted Yeti Team

Molly Berrens’ rare combination of business savvy and creative imagination is why Spotted Yeti has grown from a one-woman operation to a major force in video production in Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, and beyond.

Along with her team, Molly helps businesses and organizations harness the compelling medium of video to tell stories that will promote their products and services and inspire their audiences. 

Prior to founding Spotted Yeti, Molly spent nearly a decade honing her skills in video production in the corporate, commercial, nonprofit, entertainment, and live event worlds. Molly knows that telling a story well involves more than just making a video - it’s connecting and engaging the people with whom you want to communicate.

Chris Hagan joins Spotted Yeti after cultivating a diverse skillset working on commercial, corporate, feature film, music video, and social media video content in North America, Europe, Africa, and Asia. Chris is passionate about visual storytelling with a focus on composition, movement, lighting, and editorial.

At Spotted Yeti, Chris contributes to the creative development process, skillfully imagines and captures compelling shots, and leads our post process as a senior editor.

Outside of work, Chris is busy networking, learning how to code apps, binge watching the next great show, taking care of his cat (Ronnie the Bear), and enjoying indie and blockbuster films on the silver screen.

Clouse brings his talent in design, animation and video editing to the Spotted Yeti team, along with a keen eye for detail, and strong knack for timing and rhythm. 

Clouse moved to Cincinnati from Pittsburgh to go to the University of Cincinnati/DAAP and is a proud graduate of the Graphic Communication Design Program. When he’s not pushing keyframes around, Clouse plays drums in a band called Dynamite Thunderpunch, watches reruns upon reruns of Adventure Time or Steven Universe, and enjoys sparking up intense discussions about about his music opinions, especially when it comes to 70s prog rock.  

Jenna Adkins divides her time between editing and assisting the producers when needed. She uses her experience in documentary-style editing to create compassionate stories that captivate audiences. 

Jenna graduated from the University of Cincinnati’s College Conservatory of Music where she studied Electronic Media and developed her skills in video production. With a focus in producing and editing, she interned at various media companies including Cincinnati’s PBS station CET and co-produced content for The Art Show. Her experience elevates content to move viewers.

In her free time Jenna enjoys visiting local breweries, reading biographies, and bingeing TV shows on Netflix.