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    Home » Picture Shop adds sr. colorist Tim Stipan

    Picture Shop adds sr. colorist Tim Stipan

    By SHOOTFriday, November 17, 2023Updated:Sunday, July 7, 2024No Comments383 Views
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    LOS ANGELES --

    Tim Stipan has joined Picture Shop as sr. colorist. Stipan, who most recently worked on Darren Aronofsky’s immersive MSG Sphere production “Postcard From Earth,” brings over 20 years of finishing experience on award-winning productions to Picture Shop.

    “Tim’s exceptional talent and expertise are a tremendous asset to our team and to the filmmakers who are collaborating with Picture Shop,” said Cara Sheppard, president of Picture Shop. “Our artist-driven environment is truly unique and permeates everything we do here. We’re delighted to have Tim join us.”

    Stipan has twice been nominated for a Hollywood Professional Association (HPA) Award recognizing Outstanding Color Grading, for “Jojo Rabbit” (2020) and “The Greatest Showman” (2018). Stipan’s nearly 200 credits include feature films “The Whale,” “Creed,” “Into the Woods,” “Moonrise Kingdom,” “Black Swan,” “The Reader,” “The Wrestler,” and “Vicky Cristina Barcelona.” He has contributed to award-winning series such as “Minx,” “Ozark,” “Dexter: New Blood,” “Maid,” and “The Flight Attendant.” Stipan’s work can next be seen in Maggie Betts’ feature film “The Burial” on Prime.

    Prior to joining Picture Shop, Stipan worked at Company 3. His background also includes experience at EFILM and Technicolor.

    “This is a great opportunity to be part of a wonderful team of artists,” noted Stipan. “I am very passionate about helping filmmakers realize their visions, and I’m excited to join the team Picture Shop.”

    In addition to its Los Angeles facilities, Picture Shop locations include New York, Toronto, and Vancouver with international locations in the U.K. that include London, Manchester, Bristol, Wales and Pinewood Studios.

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    Director Dylan Bradshaw Joins PARAGON For Commercials and Branded Content

    Monday, November 17, 2025

    Production studio PARAGON has added director Dylan Bradshaw to its roster for advertising and branded content collaborations. Bradshaw is a next-gen director blending cinematic storytelling with viral internet culture. He broke out after teaming with co-director Nate Norell to win the 2025 Doritos Crash The Super Bowl contest with “Abduction.” The self-funded spot made its mark, reaching a mega Super Bowl audience and gaining industry recognition. “Dylan represents the new wave of filmmaking we’re most excited about, where cinema and internet culture blur together with precision and next-gen creativity,” commented PARAGON founder/executive producer Jack Linderman. “He’s fearless, curious, and constantly pushing what storytelling can be. Partnering with directors like Dylan keeps us sharp and inspired, and we’re looking forward to what we’ll create together.” Born and raised in Columbus, Ohio, Bradshaw grew up with a passion for storytelling inspired by filmmakers like Steven Spielberg and George Lucas. Encouraged to pursue storytelling with unrestricted imagination, Bradshaw directed projects from a young age, finding joy in bringing people together in the creative process. Witnessing the emergence of YouTube creators--“overly caffeinated people like me who love creating films with their friends”--he was inspired to follow suit in his own way. Moving to Los Angeles, Bradshaw became a director at King Studio, home of TikTok’s most-viewed video. He went on to direct global campaigns for brands like CeraVe, the NFL, and PepsiCo, with work featuring Tom Brady, MrBeast, and Charli D’Amelio. Bradshaw then harnessed this experience as an independent director and was thrust into the creative spotlight with the Doritos Crash The Super Bowl... Read More

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