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    Keith Shaw joins Picture Shop as sr. colorist

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    LOS ANGELES --

    Picture Shop, Streamland Media’s picture division, has added sr, colorist Keith Shaw to its talent roster. Shaw brings over 34 years of finishing experience on acclaimed projects and is a 2022 HPA Award nominee for Outstanding Color Grading for his work on the "Carrot and Stick" episode of Better Call Saul .  

    “Keith’s experience, passion for the craft, and care for the clients make him an exciting addition to our roster of artists,” said Picture Shop President Cara Sheppard. “Keith will be based in Los Angeles, but available to filmmakers worldwide as part of our global talent pool.” 

    Shaw’s recent credits include shows such as Better Call Saul (AMC), Animal Kingdom (TNT), Ray Donovan (Showtime), Shameless (Showtime), and Homeland (Showtime).

    Shaw started in the industry as an engineer, then transitioned into mastering features and working with many top filmmakers. Most recently, Shaw spent 11 years as a colorist at Keep Me Posted. 

    In addition to Los Angeles, Picture Shop’s global locations include New York in the US; Toronto and Vancouver in Canada; and London, Manchester, Bristol and Wales in the UK. Picture Shop also has dailies outposts in US production hubs, including Austin, Atlanta, New Orleans, and Albuquerque. 
     

     

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    About Picture Shop 

    Picture Shop, Streamland Media’s picture division, is an award-winning, worldwide state-of-the-art post production house offering comprehensive picture services to the entertainment industry’s most imaginative filmmakers and top-tier studios. Our roster of innovative talent and cutting-edge technologists deliver industry-leading dailies, editorial, color, unscripted sound, and mastering and restoration services that help bring creative visions to life. 

    www.pictureshop.com 

    Follow us: @pictureshop 

     

    About Streamland Media

    Streamland Media is a global post production company delivering picture, VFX, sound, and marketing services through its well-established industry brands, Picture Shop, Ghost VFX, Formosa Group and Picture Head. These integrated businesses support feature film, episodic, interactive and emerging forms of entertainment by providing top-tier talent, technical expertise and customized solutions. Headquartered in Los Angeles, Streamland Media of

     

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    While Aware Of Potential Oscar History Ahead, Ryan Coogler Is Focused On “Sinners” Team Before Ceremony

    Friday, March 13, 2026

    Ryan Coogler understands what Sunday night could mean for Oscar history. He's just not dwelling on it.

    Instead, the Oscar-nominated filmmaker is looking forward to spending one more night with his "Sinners" collaborators who helped bring the film to life.

    Coogler could become the first Black filmmaker to win best director in the Academy Awards' nearly century-long history. While speaking before the eighth annual Macro Pre-Oscars party Thursday night in Los Angeles, he said he's trying to stay present as the ceremony approaches.

    "I'm just trying to enjoy the days as they come, stay present in the moment," Coogler told The Associated Press. "When Sunday comes, man, I'm pull up and enjoy celebrating all the movies that's being celebrated here, including our own."

    For Coogler, the Oscars also mark the final stop in a monthslong journey shared with the cast and creative team behind "Sinners."

    Since early January, the group has traveled the awards circuit together, appearing at major stops including the Golden Globes,Actors Awards and NAACP Image Awards as the film built momentum ahead of the Oscars, where it's the leading nominee with 16.

    Coogler said that experience helped turn the production into something closer to a family.

    "We made a big ole family," he said. "Sunday kind of represents the last time that we all get to hang with each other in an official capacity as the 'Sinners' team."

    After the ceremony, those gatherings will likely become less frequent.

    "The next time we see each other, it won't be for this movie unless it's doing like a reunion or something," Coogler said. "I'm looking forward to hanging out with a lot of people that I love. We were able to do something very specific... Read More

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