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    Home » Historic Art Directors Guild Election Produces All-Female Executive Board

    Historic Art Directors Guild Election Produces All-Female Executive Board

    By adminTuesday, May 21, 2024Updated:Sunday, July 7, 2024No Comments2844 Views
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    Top Lto R: Dina Lipton, Kristen Davis (Bottom L to R) Judy Cosgrove, Helen Harwell

    New Leadership Starts Three-Year Term on June 1

    LOS ANGELES -- (SPW) --

    The Art Directors Guild (ADG, IATSE Local 800) announces Production Designer Dina Lipton has been elected President of the ADG, replacing outgoing President Nelson Coates who completes 8.5 years at the helm of the Guild.

    Lipton will lead a twenty-member Executive Board. For the first time in the Guild's history, the four top ranking members are all female executive officers.

    “I’m thrilled to assume the role of President,” says Lipton. “Thank you to my fellow guild members for voting me into this role. I’m looking forward to working hard on behalf of the membership during my term.”

    Members of the ADG elected Senior Senior Set Designer Kristen Davis as Vice President and Supervising Art Director Helen Harwell as Treasurer. Art Director/Senior Set Designer Judy Cosgrove is reelected to the role of Secretary. All four officers will serve three-year terms commencing June 1, 2024.

    “Celebrating the results of our elections this year, we’re excited to highlight the milestone of electing all-female executive officers for the first time in the guild’s herstory,” says ADG National Executive Director Chuck Parker. “I look forward to the leadership they will provide over the next three years.”

    Each of the four crafts that comprise the ADG also selected leadership during this election. The Art Directors Council (AD) reelected Miranda Cristofani as AD Craft Board Trustee and renamed Rachel Robb Kondrath to the AD Board. Alex Gaines and Tracy Dishman will return to their roles as two of the four AD Council Members, joined by new members Emma Koh and Marcia Hinds.

    Illustrators, Storyboard Artists and Matte Artists (IMA) council members elected Matthew Cunningham as IMA Craft Board Trustee and Fae Corrigan as IMA Craft Board Member. The four IMA council member roles will be filled by Phil Saunders, Stephen Platt, Zachary Berger and Rick Buoen. 

    Thomas Taylor steps into the role of Craft Board Trustee for the Set Designers and Model Makers (SDMM) Council, while Shelley Wallace is reelected to the Board. Chad Frey, Anne Porter, Daniela Medeiros and Taura Rivera will serve as the four SDMM Council Members.

    The Scenic, Title and Graphic Artists (STG) Council reinstated Dionisio Tafoya as its Board Trustee, alongside newly-elected Caitlin Miller to the role of STG Craft Board Member. Cristina Colissimo and Eric Rosenberg will resume their roles as two of the four STG Council Members, joined by new member Sara Escamilla. Sarah Gonzalez is shifting from the STG Craft Board to being the fourth member of the STG Council.

    For more information on the ADG, please visit www.adg.org.

    About THE ART DIRECTORS GUILD
    Established in 1937, the Art Directors Guild (ADG, IATSE Local 800) represents 3,300 members who work throughout the world in film, television and theater as: Production Designers and Art Directors; Scenic, Title and Graphic Artists; Set Designers and Model Makers; Illustrators and Matte Artists. ADG 800’s ongoing activities include a Film Society screening series, the annual “Excellence in Production Design Awards” gala, a bimonthly craft magazine (PERSPECTIVE), figure drawing and other creative workshops, as well as extensive technology and craft training programs. For the Art Director Guild’s online directory and resources, please visit www.adg.org.

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    Sound Lounge Welcomes Mixer and Sound Designer Nicole Pettigrew

    Tuesday, August 18, 2026
    Mixer and Sound Designer Nicole Pettigrew

    Sound Lounge has expanded its commercial roster with the addition of mixer and sound designer Nicole Pettigrew, who brings more than a decade of experience, a passion for sound design and a highly collaborative approach to her work. Pettigrew joins Sound Lounge following five years at PS260, where she established and led the company's in-house audio department as its sole audio engineer. Her work spans campaigns for brands including American Express, MLB, T-Mobile, New Balance, Titleist, David Yurman and DraftKings. She also mixed Gucci's 2024 AICP Best in Show-winning campaign. Prior to PS260, Pettigrew spent nine years at PLUSHnyc. A lifelong musician, Pettigrew brings a musical ear to her work and particularly gravitates toward projects that allow her to experiment with sound. Her approach pairs a traditional studio foundation rooted in listening, communication and client experience with an eagerness to explore new ideas and push the creative possibilities of a project. “The best sessions feel like a real collaboration,” says Pettigrew. “I want clients to feel like I’m part of their team, listening to their vision and then interpreting it, building on it and helping push the idea further. You’re handed all of these individual pieces, and I love the problem-solving that goes into figuring out how they fit together. There’s something really satisfying about getting to the end, stepping back and realizing you helped bring someone’s idea fully to life.” Pettigrew's arrival also reunites her with Sound Lounge... Read More

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