Since founding Seven Oaks Productions out of his college dorm room in the late 90s, Leigh Chodos and his colleagues have designed and produced hundreds of websites, interactive media projects and creative for companies such as Microsoft, Dunkin' Donuts, Reebok, Anderson Consulting, CEA, United States Postal Service, Victoria's Secret, Adidas, Boston Celtics, Calvin Klein, Nintendo, Sony, Abbott Laboratories, Mr. Youth, among many others.

Prior to founding Seven Oaks Productions, Mr. Chodos spent a year with KPMG Consulting as a primary part of the Exante Group, a web technology team representing the KPMG Consulting Boston office. He worked first-hand on multi-million dollar accounts such as Microsoft, AIG, Morgan Stanley and American Express, managing a team of engineers. Leigh specialized in internet, intranet and extranet application design and web development, implementing rapid prototypes for B2B/B2E applications in a team-based environment.

"Some of the best design ideas have come to me in the middle of the night, so I keep a pad and pen handy and wake up in the morning with fresh ideas for the day," says Chodos.  "I have found interface design to be an organic process that stems from our most basic human needs.  It's crucial for the users experience to follow the results that this organic process can bring." 

In the early 90's, Leigh wrote, produced and directed a documentary called “In The Eyes Of America: The Holocaust”, a film based on his family’s experience in the Holocaust and the influence it had on them.  It won him the first-place award for "Best Documentary" in the 1994 Lillian Butler Davey Communication Award ceremony and the 1996 Aldrich Museum Richard Mincer Award.

Leigh went on to work with the major television network, NBC, working in the Broadcast Creative Services department in the Rockefeller Center New York City headquarters of NBC, collaborating with shows such as Dateline, Conan O'Brien, NBC Sports, NBC News, and The Today Show.

In 1997 Leigh worked with MicroWarehouse Inc. (recently purchased by the CDW Corporation) on the first auction website in Internet history. He designed front page graphics and marketing material for the site, webauction.com, which is now known as Ebay.

He has been a contributing faculty member of his alma mater since 2001.  His course covers design, production and consulting in the field of communications once a week with demanding assignments made to mirror the field.

We have created hundreds of websites and interactive media products with an outstanding record of local, national and international companies.

Our goal has always remained the same; to define, create and manage – in form and function – your web, brand and company presence.

Further, we strive to exceed client expectations in the quality and efficiency of our award-winning work with our proven versatility and client satisfaction. We understand the importance in creating a dependable investment in the growth of our clients projects and are always ready to deliver.

We expand our team on a per-project basis.  This saves our clients overhead costs and the clutter large agencies can induce unknowingly.  We believe in quality over quantity.