Production company Logan Industry has added director Tristan Holmes to its talent roster for U.S. representation spanning commercials and branded content. He has amassed a diverse body of work with clients such as Netflix, Google, T-Mobile, Leviโs, Visa, Guinness, Coca-Cola, Coronation and Altron.
โTristanโs expertise in seamlessly blending cutting-edge techniques with practical effects makes him an ideal fit for projects requiring complex visual or technical sophistication,โ shared Logan Industry EP/founder Josรฉ I. Nuรฑez. โWeโre excited about the opportunity to push creative boundaries with him and are confident that his fresh, unconventional ideas will help our work stand out in a competitive market.โ
Holmes offers a unique perspective shaped by the rich, contrasting experiences of African life, having been raised in Johannesburg, South Africa. Raised as a nomad and driven by his natural passion for storytelling, his work presents a view of the world that is strikingly familiar yet refreshingly unconventional and captures a wide emotional range while remaining deeply personal. He continues to work between Africa and the U.S.
โAfter many great conversations with Jose and the incredible team at Logan Industry, I knew it was the perfect fit,โ said Holmes. โTogether, we crafted a clear plan for my place on the roster. The teamโs close-knit, open communication made me feel instantly welcomed, and I can tell they are genuinely invested in my growth. Iโm grateful to have such a talented and dedicated group supporting me.โ
Holmes is a Student Academy Award winner and has recently received โBest Director,โ โBest Filmโ and โBest Scriptโ nominations at this yearโs 18th Annual SAFTA (South African Film & Television) Awards. Commercially, he won a โBest Directorโ Gold at Ciclope. Prior to joining Logan Industry, Holmes was most recently with production house Doomsday.
His television show Go!–which he co-wrote and directed–is coming out on Netflix in February โ25. He has several other long-form television projects currently in development.