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    EP Zack Kortright joins The Mill NY

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    NEW YORK --

    The Mill has added Zack Kortright as an executive producer in its New York studio.

    Kortright joins The Mill with a wealth of production experience from Hornet, where he was an EP and head of business development.  Kortright has collaborated with brands such as Amazon, Facebook, Google, Sqaurespace and Spotify across Hornet, Passion Pictures and Not to Scale, and his work has garnered recognition from the AICP Show, CLIO, The One Show, Cannes Lions, SXSW and Sundance.

    Barry Parkhill, managing director of The Mill NY, stated, “As The Mill continues to diversify the profile of work we create and the roster of clients we partner with, I’m excited to have Zack–with his extensive experience and unique understanding of the ever-evolving needs of clients–join our exceptional Executive Producer team to continue to extend our reach across brands, agencies and production companies.”

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    Wednesday, December 25, 2024

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