Phoebe Rensink

Background

About Phoebe Rensink

Phoebe Rensink is a cinematographer, editor, camera operator, and grip based in Bloomington, IN. She has worked on a variety of single and multi-camera productions, including short films, documentaries, commercials, music videos, and corporate videos within the Indianapolis area, frequently working as a cam op/grip for Fierce Little Bird Productions. Rensink worked as the editor for "Match Point 2.0: The Rise of HBCU Men’s Volleyball", an Emmy-nominated documentary that had its premiere on USAVolleyball.org. Her DP work includes "End of the Line"(2021)(Official Selection- Circle City Film Festival),"Water"(2021)(Best Cinematography- Frog Baby Film Festival, Finalist- Hobnobben Film Festival),"The Third Roommate"(2022), and "Scrambled"(2023)(1st Place- 48-Hour Cinema Showdown). Rensink also wrote and directed "Mad Dash"(2023- comedy short),"Don’t Fall Asleep: The Race That Made a Champion"(2024- narrative doc), and "TITAN", an upcoming fantasy/mystery short. Rensink is a videographer/editor for Community Access Television Services, and was recently a grip on the 2025 shorts "Midnight at the Diner" and "Sometimes I Imagine Your Funeral"(Official Selection- Culver City Film Festival). She is a graduate of Ball State University (BS- Media Production) and former Division I swimmer.