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    Street Talk for January 26, 2024

    By SHOOTWednesday, January 24, 2024Updated:Tuesday, May 14, 2024No Comments2349 Views
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    Giant Artists, a longtime photography and visual talent management shop under the aegis of founder/agency director Jen Jenkins, has launched a live-action division. With offices in Los Angeles and New York and with client and brand collaborations worldwide, the new venture opens with a roster of four creatives: hybrid directors/photographers: Marcus Smith (Nike, featuring Sabrina Ionescu; Dick’s Sporting Goods; New Era) and Jonpaul Douglass (Google Pixel, Chili’s, Psycho Bunny); original content creator and creative director Rudy Willingham (Whole Foods Market, United Airlines, Apple); and original content creator, motion designer, VFX artist, and creative director Peter Quinn (Dollar Shave Club, Snoop Dogg, Meta)…..

    Container Love–a Berlin-based creative studio centered on queer and diverse storytelling, working across film, art direction and photography–has joined the roster of directors and creatives at Blink for U.K. representation. Since its incepton 10 years ago, Container Love has cultivated a global network of artists and creative partners. At the forefront of Container Love are director Ben Galster and creative director/photographer Christian Ruess….

    Hornet Animation has added L.A.-based director duo Jay and Jin (Jay Asavabenya and Jin Jindawitchu) to its roster, expanding the studio’s presence on the West Coast. Drawing from their extensive architectural expertise and a collaborative journey of nearly 15 years, Jay and Jin’s creative bond dates back to shared roots growing up together in Thailand, helping them weave nostalgia and distant memories into enthralling human-centric stories supported by lush, highly detailed environments. Jay’s innate understanding of CG tools to craft hyperreal environments blends with Jin’s ability to curate immersive installations that artfully engage all of the senses.  To create their immersive worlds, the director duo skillfully blends software such as Blender, Unreal Engine, Rhino and TouchDesignER. They are also known for pushing the limits of stylization using new technologies and deftly weaving AI and into their production workflows. Their commitment to cultural-based art direction, weaving hyper-specific aesthetics, and creating shared moments define their artistic philosophy. Jay and Jin have a new film premiering on Nowness that combines innovative live action and motion capture integration with cinematic styling….

    Production house Banjoman has signed director Emily McDonald for exclusive representation in Ireland. The Glasgow-born, London based director is known for her documentary and commercial work which earned her the Gold Young Director’s award at Cannes.  Her credits span assorted global brands including Vogue, Nike, Dazed and Nowness for commercial and documentary projects.  McDonald’s portfolio of work includes powerful brand documentaries such as Looking Back with Pride for British Vogue. The short film, which spotlights older members of the LGBTQ+ community, received multiple awards, including Best Micro Doc at Discover Film Festival and Best Documentary Short Film at the British Short Film Awards, leading to a future collaboration with British Vogue, Jimmy Choo and Sink the Pink. McDonald’s work has screened at such festivals as the London Film Festival and at Flare Film Festival, where she was selected as one of six emerging LGBTQ+ filmmakers. She continues to be repped in the U.S. commercialmaking/branded content market by production company Hey Wonderful….

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    “Sinners” Tops Guild of Music Supervisors Awards With 3 Nominations

    Wednesday, January 14, 2026

    The Guild of Music Supervisors has unveiled the nominations for its 16th Annual Guild of Music Supervisors Awards. The ceremony honors outstanding achievement in the craft of music supervision in film, television, documentaries, advertising, trailers, and video games.

    Sinners leads this year’s contenders earning three nominations recognizing Niki Sherrod’s music supervision and two original songs. Additional film contenders include Wicked: For Good, F1, and Marty Supreme. Top TV contenders include The Studio, Dark Winds, and Poker Face. The Icon and Legacy Recipients will be announced at a later date.

    In a joint statement, Guild president Lindsay Wolfington and VP Heather Guibert shared, “In a year that was challenging for our city and our industry, we are excited to see an abundance of great work from the music supervision community-- congratulations to our nominees! Pairing the right music and visuals is essential for evoking emotion, setting tone, and transporting audiences to new worlds. We have seen time and again how this vital pairing elevates content across all visual media. This year’s nominees once again highlight the importance of music supervision to storytelling.”

    The winners will be announced during the awards gala at The Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles on Saturday, February 28. Performances and celebrity presenters will be revealed at a later date.

    NOMINATIONS FOR THE 16TH ANNUAL GUILD OF MUSIC SUPERVISOR AWARDS

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    Best Music Supervision in Major Budget Films
    Gabe Hilfer, Karyn Rachtman - “A Minecraft Movie”
    Kirsten Lane - “The Running Man”
    Maggie Rodford - “Wicked: For Good”
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