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    Graham Dunglinson joins Framestore as exec producer

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    NEW YORK --

    Framestore has brought Graham Dunglinson aboard as executive producer, based out of the company’s New York office. 

    Dunglinson will work alongside EP Dez Macleod-Veilleux to help grow the business as well as oversee New York-based projects. Framestore’s NY office–under the aegis of its managing director, Charles Howell–is set to continue its growth in 2019 as the company will be moving to the Financial District from its Soho offices. 
     
    Dunglinson began his career in VFX at The Mill in London. With over two decades of experience he has produced award-winning projects for global brands, including M&M, Old Spice, Microsoft, Captain Morgan, and Geico. In 2018, he was sr. VFX producer on IHOP’s first campaign with Droga5.
     
    He has regularly worked with companies such as Eight VFX and Method, as well as Framestore. He said of Framestore, “The company has expanded so much since I first began working with the team, and I am continually impressed by the growing caliber of work. I am looking forward to working with our outstanding talent and further exploring creative ways of telling stories with our clients.”

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