The leaders of creative collaboration company DOMO are very proud to announce the addition of NYC-based COMMONWEALTH (https://instagram.com/commonwealthreps) for representation on North America’s East Coast, effective immediately.
Led by renowned director André Stringer and Managing Partner/Executive Producer Rani Melendez, DOMO is the commercial and branded-content production home for a hand-picked roster of top-tier directors and multidisciplinary creative talents. Along with Stringer, these talents include Chantal Anderson, Henrik Rostrup, Jonathan Klein, Julian King, Justice Mukheli, Mez for Heirs, and Noah Conopask.
Based on their track record of successful collaborations with creative agencies and brands alike, DOMO’s leaders searched extensively for a partner with the same acumen, who is equally hungry for growth. To allow its multidisciplinary talents to thrive in their leading roles as storytellers, their diligence emphasized core values, a focus on the right platforms, and commitments to both agility and effectiveness. For DOMO, COMMONWEALTH’s multi-talented founder Emily Friendship’s business prowess and her deep-seated passion sealed the deal.
“We are thrilled to continue our commercial and branding offerings into New York and the Eastern Seaboard with such a dynamic force,” said Melendez. “With her unique perspective, vast experience, and extensive network, Emily is the perfect person to be leading this effort.”
A collective of some of the industry's finest craft masters and visionaries, with a keen focus on integrity and inclusivity, COMMONWEALTH was launched by Friendship last October.
“I have been closely following DOMO’s progress since its inception,” Friendship began. “The level of artistry cannot be ignored, and I was also inspired by DOMO's unique approach to the business of filmmaking. Creativity and visual eloquence are at the center of every decision for me. Importantly, I have also come to learn that we also share the very same values: graceful disruption, boundless adaptability, and collaboration in every sense of the word.”
DOMO is handled on North America’s West Coast via Melissa Ross Represents (https://www.melissarossrepresents.com).
See more at https://domo.site.
About DOMO
As a creative collaboration company, DOMO’s integrated capabilities span the full creative spectrum, with multidisciplinary expertise that includes ideation, production, finishing, and music. Working alongside global leaders at the intersection of storytelling and culture, DOMO shepherds projects through a bespoke collective process, to radically change the future. At once micro and macro, DOMO shapes big pictures while perfecting every detail. See more: https://domo.site.
Doe-Anderson Hires Marianne Newton as New VP, Director of Integrated Production
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Doe-Anderson President and Chief Creative Officer Leyla Touma Dailey, who first met Newton when they were both based in Chicago, commented, “Marianne has been an incredible asset on many of our projects, including our work for Maker’s Mark and the Georgia Aquarium. Having her officially join us full-time feels like she’s coming home. Her energy and expertise make her an amazing fit for our thriving culture at Doe-Anderson.”
Newton has a rich background as an integrated producer, having led teams through strategic brand campaigns across all platforms both nationally and internationally. Her extensive production experience has taken her as far and wide - from Australia and New Zealand to South Africa and South America. She has helped create award-winning work with recognition from Cannes Lions, D&AD, One Show, Clio’s, Addy’s and Effie’s.
As to what attracted Newton to the opportunity, she added: “I'm thrilled to join Doe-Anderson – I was drawn to the momentum and energy of this independent agency, its people, the culture and the creative leadership of Leyla Touma Dailey."