About Us
Founder | DI Colorist | Post-Production Supervisor Ryan Graves
Filmmaker Ryan Graves has been actively working across several layers of the film industry since 2011. He came to Portland in 2011 to pursue a career in filmmaking. His various experiences include production, distribution, and exhibition and has essentially had a hand in every element of the film industry. As a Post-Production Specialist he has worked with major media companies such as HBO and Paramount and as a Colorist he has worked with numerous agencies like CMD, Hijinx, Lucky Day, and Droptree, grading ads from brands such as Microsoft, the NBA, Intel, Gatorade, and many more. He has colored several feature films including ‘Raging Midlife’, starring Eddie Griffin & Paula Abdul, and the musical-drama ‘NORA’, shot by legendary Portland cinematographer Kevin Fletcher.
Ryan’s company, Hibernation Post, was established to serve feature filmmakers in all aspects of post-production including footage processing, editorial support, color grading, mastering, finishing & archival.
As a writer and director, he’s shaped the company to meet the ever-evolving needs of filmmakers crafting their feature film. Located in Portland, Oregon, Hibernation Post provides essential post services like hot storage for quick access to film footage, cold storage for reliable and safe data backup, and color grading where a film truly establishes its visual identity.
Mastering services are crafted for any deliverable need, including Theatrical DCP, IMF for OTT VOD, and a variety of web formats. Archival services include dedicated LTO Tape archiving, the Hollywood standard for long-term project storage. As a Post-Production Supervisor, Ryan has shepherded multiple feature films through the post-production process to find the best workflows that are cost effective and high quality. Recent features include the dementia drama ‘Wake Up Maggie’ from Sundance Cohort member Katie Prentiss and Eric Delehoy’s Queer drama ‘Winters, Nebraska’.
Post Producer Jessica Daugherty
Jessica Daugherty is an award-winning producer of documentary and experimental film, a producer of non-fiction television, podcasts and theatre, and co-founder of the production house, Shrine13, in Portland, OR. Jessica is known for producing the feature films Pour the Water as I Leave (2026), Space: A Meditation on the Meaning of Art (2025), Thank You for Supporting the Arts (2021), Free to Rock (2017), Billy Joel: A Matter of Trust – The Bridge to Russia (2013), and short films Over the Kitchen Table (2025), La Tienda (2020) and Aalto’s Library (2017). Her non-fiction podcast series include: Sonic Altar, The Khôra and Bearing Witness: The Impact of Memorialization. Her films have streamed on Showtime, ARTE!, PBS, Sky Arts UK, FoodNetwork, History Channel, Discovery Channel and more. Her full service approach to supporting filmmakers includes development and pre-production, production, post-production producing and workflow management, and distribution and marketing support.
Jessica is an alumni of the IFFR Rotterdam Producer’s Lab 2022 and the International Emerging Film Talent Association. Jessica is a member of Women in Film (PDX Chapter), the Oregon Media Production Association, and is a member and served on the board of the Documentary Producer’s Alliance. She remains guided by what documentary filmmaker George Stoney always used to say, “The most important thing about a film is what happens when the lights come up.”