Director Alex Proyas has signed with bicoastal Anonymous Content for exclusive spot representation in the U.S…..Vittorio Sacco Films, the Milan house featuring noted tabletop director Vittorio Sacco, has partnered with bicoastal Cohn+Company in the U.S. Sacco will be available for stateside work via the Cohn studio……Director Ondi Timoner has joined the roster of Mirror Films, Hollywood. Timoner helmed DiG!, a documentary on a couple of bands, The Brian Jonestown Massacre and The Dandy Warhols, which on to win the Grand Jury Prize at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival…..Director Richard David Dahl has joined Rant Films, New York. He brings an agency pedigree to his new roost, having earlier in his career served in such capacities as group creative director at Bozell, New York, VP/senior creative director/art director at McCann-Erickson, New York, and senior art director at MVBMS Euro RSCG, New York…..Impactist, a Portland, Ore.-based directing team consisting of Kelly Meador and Daniel Elwing, has joined bicoastal Hornet. The duo is known for its work in mixed media, including live action, still photography and graphics….Alexandra Leal has been named executive producer for wild(child) and macsound, both in New York. Wild(child) is under the aegis of president/editor Yvette Pineyro….Jon Townley has come aboard visual effects house Radium, Santa Monica and San Francisco, as artist manager and creative director. Also joining the shop is executive producer Jeff Blodgett…..Gina Martorana, formerly of New York-based casting house Reel People Company, has been named executive producer at Rooftop Edit, New York….Industry vets David Gioiella and Mark Littman have launched Mr. Wonderful, a New York-based design and visual effects house. The new venture is an offshoot of their Northern Lights Post boutique, New York, and will cater to broadcast design, feature film and TV projects….In the 9/9 Street Talk and Rep Report, we had items which incorrectly referenced the name of a production company started by executive producer Marlon Staggs. The new shop is Argyle Bros (not Argyle Films) and maintains a directorial roster that consists of Randy Roberts and John Mastromonaco….
ADCOLOR | The One Club Creative Award Winners: Translation’s Jason Campbell and League Twenty Two’s Ashley Henderson
Jason Campbell, chief creative officer at Translation Enterprises, and Ashley Henderson, founder and CEO at League Twenty Two, are the recipients of this year’s ADCOLOR | THE ONE CLUB Creative Award, presented this past weekend at the 18th annual ADCOLOR Awards ceremony, part of the 2024 ADCOLOR Conference in Los Angeles.
Now in its 15th year, the ADCOLOR | THE One Club Creative Award is given to a professional in a creative field from a historically excluded community who has demonstrated extraordinary talent and achievement within the media, creative, digital, and traditional advertising disciplines.
The honor is presented jointly by The One Club for Creativity and ADCOLOR, the organization dedicated to celebrating and promoting professionals of color and diversity in the creative industries.
The award was co-presented on stage by Adrienne Lucas, head of DEI & strategic partnerships at The One Club, and Courtney Richardson, creative director at Droga5, who won the award in 2021.
“The One Club has for decades provided programming such as ONE School, Creative Boot Camps, and annual Where Are All The Black People conference and career fair that helps solve the industry’s diversity problem,” said Kevin Swanepoel, CEO, The One Club. “We’re proud to work with ADCOLOR and recognize Jason and Ashley for their inspiring accomplishments.”
Campbell’s Caribbean roots color his creativity, his perspectives, and have been instrumental in how he got to where he is today.
He has worked for brands including Nike, the NBA, Verizon, Impossible Foods, Airbnb and Beats by Dre, and held a teaching position at Miami Ad School. Prior to his professional career, he received The One Club’s Patrick Kelly... Read More