Founder Adam C. Sager began his journey into digital imagery in 1999, when a generous upperclassman handed him a copy of Photoshop 5. What started as a spark quickly became a lifelong pursuit.
Adam earned his degree in Digital Media Production from the Art Institute of Portland, where he began building relationships with some of the region’s most respected post-production studios. After founding SagerDigital in 2005, he steadily built a reputation for visual storytelling, technical precision, and creative leadership.
In 2013, Adam stepped into an on-set supervisory role for Lessons Learned, a short fantasy film written and directed by Toby Froud and executively produced by Heather Henson, daughter of the legendary Jim Henson.
Two years later, he made his directorial debut with Kimbra’s Wish—a stylized tribute to Disney’s Snow White, set to a cover of “I’m Wishing” by Grammy-winning artist Kimbra. The project earned direct praise from Disney•Pixar leadership, including Ed Catmull and John Lasseter, and was showcased at the 2015 LA Music Video Festival.
In 2017, Adam joined Electric Entertainment as on-set VFX Supervisor for the final season of The Librarians (TNT), followed by a role alongside VFX legend Jeff Okun on Cosmos: Possible Worlds (National Geographic/Fox) in 2018. He has since led VFX teams and supervised shoots for productions with Sony/Amazon, NBC/Peacock, Netflix, Hulu, and Paramount Pictures.
Today, Adam splits his time between supervising on set and compositing from his Portland-based studio, where he continues to balance a thriving career while raising four kids and, as of Spring 2025, completing his MFA at the Academy of Art University.
Adam also serves on the Board of Managers for the Oregon Section of the Visual Effects Society, helping to strengthen the local VFX community by organizing industry screenings at theaters across Portland.
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