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    The Den takes on U.S. representation for Paris edit house Ice Cream

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    Woman-owned bicoastal edit house The Den has taken on U.S. representation for the editors of Paris-based editorial house Ice Cream.

    Working in music videos, commercials, and other creative content, the Ice Cream editors include Edouard Mailaender, Hugo Beron, Jon Echeveste, Lola Margrain, Manu Coutant, Marie Raffy, Matthieu le Scornec, Maxime Caro, Quentin Kwiatkowski, Roman Lagier, Sabrina Mazni, and Victor Badreau.

    The Ice Cream crew, led by founder David Lezaun, has turned out work for Nike, Beats, Versace, Dior, Lavin and Mercades as well as music videos for Doja Cat and The Weeknd. Ice Cream talent has collaborated with directors including Valentin Petit, Romain Chassaing, Lou Escobar, Quentin Deronzier, BRTHR and We Are From LA, to name a few.

    Rachel Seitel, co-founder of The Den, said, “David Lezaun has assembled a culture-defining roster of talent at Ice Cream. The artistry and skill set of their editors is a wonderful complement to our own roster, enabling us not only to increase our reach but also to diversify and expand the type of projects that we engage in.”

    “In a very short time, The Den has grown to become a tour de force presence within the edit community,” said Lezaun. “We share their vision for the future of our industry along with their dedication to excellence in craft, which makes for a very natural and symbiotic alliance.” 

    This collaboration continues The Den’s strategic expansion and stated goal of continuing outreach not just to agencies but to creatives all over the world. The Den’s current roster of editing talent includes Christjan Jordan, Tobias Suhm, Katie Cali, Ben Entrup, Cami Starkman, Jess Brunetto, Matthew Hilber, Middy, Nate Cali, Pieter Viljoen, Tania Mesta, Val Thrasher and colorist Gabriel Sanchez.

     

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    Before his return to the Oscars, Yorgos Lanthimos finds a still moment in Athens

    Friday, March 6, 2026
    A visitor takes a picture of a portrait of actress Emma Stone at an exhibition of images by Oscar nominated director Yorgos Lanthimos at Onassis Stegi in Athens, Greece, on Friday, March 6, 2026. (AP Photo/Thanassis Stavrakis)

    Oscar-nominated filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos paused his filmmaking and promotion schedule this week to celebrate a quieter creative pursuit: photography.

    The 52-year-old Greek director on Friday inaugurated an exhibition of his photographs in his hometown of Athens, presenting images he has taken over the past five years — many captured while making his films, wandering through movie sets and nearby neighborhoods, or on trips back to Greece.

    The exhibition gathers 182 still photographs, in color and in black and white, from the filmmaker known for his distinctive — and often disturbing — cinematic style. It opens days before Lanthimos returns to Hollywood for the March 15 Academy Awards ceremony. In his latest film, "Bugonia," a pair of conspiracy‑obsessed men kidnap a powerful female executive they accuse of being an alien.

    The movie received four Oscar nominations, including best picture and best actress for Emma Stone, along with nods for adapted screenplay and original score. The photos, all shot with a film camera, features several portraits of Stone, a frequent star in his films.

    Lanthimos on Friday said he was happy to dive into something different. Photography, he said, began for him as a technical foundation for filmmaking but gradually became something more personal.

    "In film school you learn that cinema is basically 24 photographs per second," he said. "So photography is where it all begins."

    Over time, working with still images opened a creative outlet separate from the complex machinery of movie production, he added.

    "You can be alone with a camera, walking without having something specific in mind," Lanthimos said. "A photograph can have value on its own, but many photographs together can create... Read More

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