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    Director Nick Spooner Signs With The Sweet Shop For Global Representation

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    WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. --

    Comedy director Nick Spooner has joined The Sweet Shop for global representation. His credits span such brands as AT&T, Ford, Ikea, Tide and Volkswagen.

    Born and raised in Boston, Spooner studied film and animation at Harvard University where his comedic talents led to a seat as president of the school’s world-famous humor publication, the Harvard Lampoon.  From there, he did a brief tour of duty at Ogilvy & Mather as a creative before heading to Comedy Central where he wrote, produced, and directed the campaigns that helped define the brand.

    A former actor, Spooner has made a name for himself thanks to his ability to create visually remarkable campaigns populated with one-of-a-kind characters that have been born from the best elements of both writing and improvisation. The result is a body of work that has been honored at several award shows including Cannes, The One Show, London International Awards, and the Jay Chiat Awards.

    Prior to The Sweet Shop, Spooner was with Hello! and Company.

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    Thursday, June 11, 2026

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    His creative journey began with an obsession for storytelling, photography, music, and cinema. While studying Cultural Studies at McGill University, Orlando worked as a photographer and immersed himself in visual culture before discovering the music video industry through the work of directors such as Hiro Murai. That discovery ultimately led him to Los Angeles, where he studied music video production, worked alongside some of the industry’s most respected filmmakers, and steadily built a career defined by curiosity, experimentation, and creative ambition.

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