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    Directing Duo Los Pérez Expands Its Representation Via Biscuit Filmworks To Both Sides Of The Atlantic

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    Adrián Pérez (l) and Tania Verduzco, aka Los Pérez
    LONDON --

    Los Pérez–the directorial duo consisting of Tania Verduzco and Adrián Pérez–has joined the talent roster at Biscuit Filmworks UK. This move provides continuity on both sides of the Atlantic as the directing team has been repped by Biscuit’s U.S. office since 2021. As Los Pérez, Verduzco and Pérez are known for their vibrant, detailed filmmaking across commercials, music videos, and branded content.

    As creative collaborators, Los Pérez have been working together for close to 15 years. Recent projects include three magical global campaigns for Tinder under the banner of “It Starts With A Swipe,” which combined technical feats with thoughtful artistry. Their global client list also includes Mountain Dew, Coca-Cola, Klarna, and a Taco Bell Super Bowl spot starring Doja Cat. Los Pérez’s epic short for Apple, shot entirely on the iPhone 14 Pro, “Huracán Ramírez vs. La Piñata Enchilada,” took home awards from AICP, Cannes Lions, Clios, and D&AD.

    Los Pérez’s work has also been recognized by ADCE, Ciclope, LIA, the Cannes Young Directors Awards, and more.

    “Adrián and Tania are incredibly talented and their commitment to craft is extraordinary,” said Rupert Reynolds-MacLean, managing director of Biscuit UK. “Los Pérez blend their strengths to deliver compelling character-driven stories through a dynamic cinematic lens. We’re looking forward to extending their reach under the Biscuit banner.”

    “We love what we do, which is aligning our points of view to world-build for brands,” shared Los Pérez in a joint statement. “Since joining Biscuit for U.S. representation a few years ago, we couldn’t be happier. We have long admired the work the U.K. office is producing, so it’s wonderful to be joining their stellar roster as well and have them represent us in more markets.”

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    Directorial Debuts That Could Make Their Mark This Emmy Season

    Friday, July 11, 2025

    With Emmy nominations set to be unveiled next week (7/15), SHOOT looks back on its current “The Road To Emmy” Series of feature stories thus far, touching upon directorial debuts that could figure in the mix for recognition from the Television Academy.

    Last month in two separate installments of our coverage, we delved into four notable first turns in the director’s chair: Yellowjackets (Showtime) co-creator and co-showrunner Bart Nickerson who directed the first and finale episodes of season 3; Long Bright River (Peacock) co-creator, showrunner and writer Nikki Toscano who helmed the “Hereditary” episode of the limited series; Jessica Lee Gagné, the cinematographer on seasons 1 and 2 of Severance (Apple TV+) who both directed and shot the pivotal second season episode “Chikhai Bardo”; and David Tedeschi, who had some prior co-directing gigs before bowing as a solo director with the documentary Beatles ‘64 (Disney+).

    Here are highlights from SHOOT’s original coverage of these auspicious directing debuts:

    Bart Nickerson
    Striking a narrative balance between the past and the present–each informing the other, perhaps most profoundly in season 3–is a delicate proposition that’s been deftly handled by a Yellowjackets team headed by creators/showrunners/executive producers/writers Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson.

    The latter, though, added further to the juggling act by placing another role on his multitasking plate as Nickerson made his directorial debut during season 3, helming the first episode and the impactful, eventful finale.

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