Ashley Itliong has several years of experience in videography, photography, and editing, and she has shot everything from weddings to university events. She graduated from the University of North Texas where she received a B.A. in Media Arts and a minor in Business Management. She’s highly organized, has an eye for both aesthetics and details, and she dabbles in graphic design and its role in media production. With her clients, you can expect Ashley to listen. Her goal is to understand what’s being asked of the project and deliver. She values both the client experience and a successful end product.

Outside of work, Ashley loves taking dance classes, playing video games, and hanging out with her friends. She’s a big fan of Studio Ghibli movies, 80’s music, and breakfast foods. Ashley values human rights, treating people with kindness and empathy, good food, plants, sunlight, and her family.

Ashley is grateful for the opportunities OAM has presented to her. She joined the OAM team because she loves the values behind how the company operates. She feels supported, gets to showcase her strengths, and works with awesome clients.

Ron Corning brings more than 25 years of journalism experience to OAM.  Specializing in strategic brand messaging and impactful video content, Ron has collaborated with renowned companies across a variety of industries.  You can expect seamless execution and outstanding production quality from Ron’s direction.  Combining his journalism background with a strategic mindset, Ron delivers compelling visual narratives that reinforce brand identity and drive project success. Through PR strategies, media training, speech writing, and crisis communications Ron ensures the very best for OAM clients.

An award-winning producer, videographer, and editor, Collin Britton got his start in media production traveling the world on a major cruise line and managing their video operations. During his travels, he created an historic documentary of the ship’s first trip through the Panama Canal’s newest set of locks, for which he produced, shot, and edited by himself.

Growing up in Plano, Texas, Collin, at a young age, would often write creative stories inspired by his favorite films and video games to escape the mundanity of school work that didn’t interest him. When he wasn’t studying or participating in extracurriculars, he would indulge in the on-screen classics, and then watch the behind-the-scenes extras to see how aspects of the movie were made. Collin knew long before he finished high school that film production was what he wanted to do. He then attended the Media Arts program at the University of North Texas and graduated with highest honors in 2018. As a student there, Collin received accolades for a number of short films he produced, including Best Domestic Horror/Thriller Short Film for “Blindsided” at the Fort Worth Indie Film Showcase in 2016.

During his free time now, Collin enjoys reading a good novel or comic book, putting together jigsaw puzzles, conquering dungeons and slaying dragons on his television screen, and immersing himself in the next big blockbuster with an even bigger bucket of popcorn. He is also an Eagle Scout, pianist, DJ, and dancer who has performed in team-based competitions such as World of Dance Dallas and Dancers Paradise in Cancun.

Collin had freelanced with OAM in 2020 during the peak of the pandemic. After showcasing his extensive editing and graphic design capabilities while operating in the new normal lock-down created, Collin joined the Dallas-based team in the fall of the same year. Since then, he has created a plethora of media content ranging from documentaries and podcasts to case studies and social media videos for numerous big-name clients operating in the Dallas metroplex. His work with OAM has also been featured at major non-profit events and theater rooms both around and outside the city along with streaming platforms hosted by local news networks. Collin looks forward to many more great projects in the future and captivating tales to bring to life through the power of visual storytelling.

Melissa Plaskoff, a driven operator, joined her family business, Waldman Bros (now IMA), after graduating. She embraced learning every aspect of the business and prioritized client advocacy. Melissa’s dedication led her to become a leader, forming valuable relationships within her division and the community. When faced with the choice of continuing full-time or leaving after becoming pregnant, Melissa decided to stay home but couldn’t stay away for long due to her innate drive.

In 2010, Melissa and her son founded Lemons to Aid, a non-profit promoting charitable giving among children. Their lemonade stand initiative gained attention and established Melissa as a children’s philanthropy expert. She then created Carpool Talk Show in 2015, a podcast for parents, recognizing the need for quality content.