From the sunny streets of California to the heart of Nebraska, Thaison Glenn’s story is one of passion, creativity, and relentless drive. He’s a storyteller, an athlete, and a visionary who’s carving his own lane in the ever-evolving world of sports media and cinematography.
Thaison’s journey began with a love for sports that ran deep from day one. After moving from California to Nebraska in 2015, he quickly immersed himself in the local athletic scene—competing in both basketball and baseball at Papillion-La Vista South High School from 2016 to 2020. Known for his competitive edge and team-first mentality, Thaison built a reputation as a natural leader both on and off the court. His years in sports taught him discipline, focus, and the art of connecting with people—skills that would later translate perfectly into his creative career.
Upon graduation, Thaison earned a baseball scholarship to Midland University, where he continued his athletic journey at the collegiate level. While his time at Midland allowed him to compete at a high level, it also sparked something deeper—a growing fascination with storytelling, branding, and the way digital media shapes how we experience sports. Thaison graduated from Midland with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, blending his business mindset with a creative vision that was just beginning to take off.
In 2025, Thaison took the leap and launched his own drone videography and photography business based in Nebraska. What started as a creative side hustle quickly became a full-fledged enterprise built on quality, creativity, and innovation. Thaison’s ability to capture emotion, energy, and motion through the lens sets his work apart. From cinematic sports highlight reels to stunning aerial visuals, his content carries a signature style—authentic, bold, and full of life.
That same passion and creativity led Thaison to 402 Elite ABA, where he now serves as the Social Media Specialist. Entering his second year with the organization, Thaison has become an essential part of the 402 Elite brand, crafting dynamic digital content that captures the soul of the team. His work doesn’t just showcase basketball—it tells the story of dedication, community, and culture behind the game. Through video, photography, and creative media strategy, he helps amplify the voice of 402 Elite and its athletes on a larger stage.
At just 23 years old, Thaison represents a new generation of creators who live at the intersection of sports and cinematography. He’s driven by the belief that every athlete, every team, and every community has a story worth telling—and that with the right vision, those stories can inspire people far beyond the court. Whether he’s flying a drone high above the action or editing a highlight reel that gives fans chills, Thaison’s mission is the same: to bring energy, emotion, and excellence to everything he creates.
For Thaison Glenn, this is only the beginning. With his talent, work ethic, and creative mindset, he’s not just documenting the game—he’s redefining how it’s seen.
From the sunny streets of California to the heart of Nebraska, Thaison Glenn’s story is one of passion, creativity, and relentless drive. He’s a storyteller, an athlete, and a visionary who’s carving his own lane in the ever-evolving world of sports media and cinematography.
Thaison’s journey began with a love for sports that ran deep from day one. After moving from California to Nebraska in 2015, he quickly immersed himself in the local athletic scene—competing in both basketball and baseball at Papillion-La Vista South High School from 2016 to 2020. Known for his competitive edge and team-first mentality, Thaison built a reputation as a natural leader both on and off the court. His years in sports taught him discipline, focus, and the art of connecting with people—skills that would later translate perfectly into his creative career.
Upon graduation, Thaison earned a baseball scholarship to Midland University, where he continued his athletic journey at the collegiate level. While his time at Midland allowed him to compete at a high level, it also sparked something deeper—a growing fascination with storytelling, branding, and the way digital media shapes how we experience sports. Thaison graduated from Midland with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, blending his business mindset with a creative vision that was just beginning to take off.
In 2025, Thaison took the leap and launched his own drone videography and photography business based in Nebraska. What started as a creative side hustle quickly became a full-fledged enterprise built on quality, creativity, and innovation. Thaison’s ability to capture emotion, energy, and motion through the lens sets his work apart. From cinematic sports highlight reels to stunning aerial visuals, his content carries a signature style—authentic, bold, and full of life.
That same passion and creativity led Thaison to 402 Elite ABA, where he now serves as the Social Media Specialist. Entering his second year with the organization, Thaison has become an essential part of the 402 Elite brand, crafting dynamic digital content that captures the soul of the team. His work doesn’t just showcase basketball—it tells the story of dedication, community, and culture behind the game. Through video, photography, and creative media strategy, he helps amplify the voice of 402 Elite and its athletes on a larger stage.
At just 23 years old, Thaison represents a new generation of creators who live at the intersection of sports and cinematography. He’s driven by the belief that every athlete, every team, and every community has a story worth telling—and that with the right vision, those stories can inspire people far beyond the court. Whether he’s flying a drone high above the action or editing a highlight reel that gives fans chills, Thaison’s mission is the same: to bring energy, emotion, and excellence to everything he creates.
For Thaison Glenn, this is only the beginning. With his talent, work ethic, and creative mindset, he’s not just documenting the game—he’s redefining how it’s seen.
