Jayke Moore is a Virtual Production Generalist known for showing up early, staying late, as well as identifying and addressing problems before others see them. With over a decade of professional experience across regulated logistics and multimedia production, he brings a working professional's foundation to every environment he works in.
Entering the program, Jayke stepped directly into the gaps of a brand new program and leveraged his background into early leadership. As VP Supervisor and Systems Operator/TD, he oversaw the full VP pipeline. From managing Unreal Engine environments and version control, to LED wall operations and studio logistics, to building the cross-program relationships with traditional film that enabled future collaboration, he built what the program needed before anyone had thought to ask for it.
That commitment didn't go unnoticed. His first-in/last-out presence and consistent contributions beyond what was asked led faculty to establish a dedicated Camera/Grip/Gear Liaison role specifically around his work, formalizing what he had already been doing. That role carried into his second semester, where Engine Operator and VCam Operator were added to a scope that had already grown beyond the program's original structure.
Outside of his formal roles, Jayke produced foundational studio documentation referenced by visiting DoPs and industry professionals, developed operational protocols being adopted by future cohorts, and was chosen to lead technical planning and execution for the program's Fall and Winter Open Houses and events such as Humber's Interactive Design Showcase (April 2026).
He graduated the Virtual Production Graduate Certificate Program with Honours (April 2026) and holds a Multimedia Design and Development Diploma with Honours, both from Humber Polytechnic. Jayke is focused on building his career by continuing to bridge traditional and virtual production.