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    Home » Laura Jones named EP of music videos at Partizan

    Laura Jones named EP of music videos at Partizan

    By SHOOTTuesday, August 2, 2016Updated:Tuesday, May 14, 2024No Comments5154 Views
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    LOS ANGELES --

    Global production house Partizan has brought on Laura Jones as executive producer of music videos. UK import Jones steps into the role at Partizan’s Los Angeles office with a history of producing at companies such as The Directors Bureau, Blink, Iconoclast, and RSA, along with Partizan in London. Over the past decade, Jones has collaborated with such high-profile artists as Pharrell Williams, Sam Smith, Kanye West and Desiigner, Disclosure, Foals, Lorde, 2 Chainz, London Grammar and Rae Sremmurd.  

    Music has long been an important part of Partizan’s legacy. Partizan’s vault contains countless productions for stars like Taylor Swift, Usher, Beyoncé, Björk, Daft Punk, Kanye West, Madonna and The Rolling Stones. 

    Partizan founder Georges Bermann noted that Jones is “a Partizan baby” who did well in her first tour of duty at the company. “She’s been fed with our music video culture, which has brought so many incredible directors to the best artists in the world.”

    Jones shared, “Partizan is where I started so I’m thrilled to be back and at such an exciting time.  Creativity and cultivating talent have always been at the forefront of Partizan and music videos are a huge part of that, which makes an inspiring culture for both artists and directors to work within.”

    Founded in 1991, Partizan maintains offices in Paris, London, New York, Los Angeles, Berlin, São Paulo and the Middle East.

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