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    Editor Paul Hardcastle joins U.S. roster of Rock Paper Scissors

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    SANTA MONICA, Calif. & NEW YORK --

    Rock Paper Scissors (RPS) has added editor Paul Hardcastle to its roster for representation in the U.S. Hardcastle is a founder and an editor/partner at Trim London where he continues to work for U.K.-based projects. Prior to connecting with RPS, he was repped by Cosmo Street in the American ad market.
     
    Hardcastle has garnered assorted accolades over his career from Cannes Lions and D&AD Pencils to British Arrows and Clios.
     
    Hardcastle is a frequent collaborator with director Adam Berg, for whom he edited the groundbreaking Philips’ “The Carousel” integrated campaign in 2009. The film was lauded as a technical masterpiece and became one of the first online ads to win the Cannes Lions Grand Prix, the festival’s top honor, setting the stage for the wave of online advertising in the ensuing decade.
     
    Recently, Hardcastle edited some of the most visible global ads for Apple and TBWAMedia Arts Lab, including the highly celebrated AirPods “Bounce” for director Oscar Hudson as well as other genre-defining work for Apple with directors Sam Brown and Derek Cianfrance.  
     
    “Paul is one of the most respected editors in our business,” said Angus Wall, founding partner at Rock Paper Scissors.“I have a lot of admiration for the innovative, forward-looking way he’s approached not only his work, but also the relationships he has with agencies and directors alike.”

    Hardcastle said, “The work at Rock Paper Scissors has been at an aspirational level for decades now, I’ve been a fan my whole career. I am very excited to finally get to work with them in the American market.”

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    Stadium Signs Director Duncan Winecoff For U.S. Representation

    Thursday, November 21, 2024

    Stadium has added director Duncan Winecoff to its roster for commercial representation in the U.S. Winecoff has directed campaigns for brands such as Porsche, BMW, Canon, Oura, Sephora, New Balance, McDonald’s and Faherty, among others.

    Raised between Nova Scotia and Ojai, Calif., in a family of Tibetan Buddhists, Winecoff has a diverse background which instilled in him a profound sense of authenticity and reflection. His journey to directing began in New York City, where he explored filmmaking alongside his brother, DP and photographer Stuart Winecoff. This collaborative, self-taught foundation has shaped Duncan Winecoff’s approach, blending insight with technical skill.

    Prior to joining Stadium, Winecoff had been repped by Object & Animal. He is an alum of SHOOT’s 2017 New Directors Showcase

    “Duncan’s work reflects the balance we strive for at Stadium--creative that connects on a deeper level while meeting the demands of modern production,” said Samy Mosher, founder and CEO of Stadium. “He’s got the vision, versatility, and a refreshing approach that aligns perfectly with our goals to elevate every project, regardless of scale. He’s the kind of talent that instinctively enhances every script and understands the art of collaboration.”

    Winecoff said, “Stadium is defining what production can mean in an era where audiences demand more connection and substance. I’m excited to be part of a team that values their role as a creative partner as much as I do and is dedicated to pushing creative boundaries while staying grounded in what the project truly needs.”

    Winecoff has already been awarded multiple projects with Stadium, including a forthcoming global campaign for Callaway Golf.

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