Picture North Adds Seasoned Editor Christine Wolf To Growing Post-Production Team
Transitioning from Whitehouse Post, Christine Wolf brings over 15 years of experience and leadership to the expanding Picture North team, joining Olivia Rose Curry on its roster of senior editors.
Originally from Akron, Ohio, she found her love for editing while studying music and art at The School of The Art Institute of Chicago. She brings her musical touch to every piece she edits, synergistically weaving sound and image.
Drawn to projects with deep emotional impact and creative visualization, Wolf strives to foster the strongest avenues for narrative, theme, and ideas. Wolf has worked with prestigious brands like Disney, Guinness, Ford, TRESemme, Pacifico, and YouTube to name a few.
“I embrace the fact that every project is different and presents new opportunities to grow and learn. To me, editing is very meditative and cerebral, but also instinctual. More often than not, I find myself going back to the initial moments that resonated with me,” said Wolf.
Wolf’s expertise brings depth and creativity to Picture North’s blossoming team. Alongside the company’s impressive roster of directors, this addition marks Picture North’s latest step towards increasing the company’s post-production capabilities.
“As soon as I saw Christine's work, I knew that she shared the same sensibilities as our core team and many of the directors at Picture North. Her sense of rhythm and appreciation for visual quality was so obvious,” said Picture North Executive Producer Martin Rodahl, “and she's maintained this high threshold for a long time, so she's very consistent. In that regard, we are just as excited to learn from her as we are excited to open new doors for her.”
“Picture North consists of an impeccably curated team of people that share a deep passion and devotion to storytelling. Their positive energy and creativity is palpable and contagious. I am also thrilled to have the chance to take Picture North to the next level and expand the post-production department,” said Wolf.
Since 2008, Picture North has produced content on every continent (except Antarctica), building a worldwide team of collaborators along the way. Their clients span a wide range, from giants like Google to non-profit organizations like Special Olympics.
The company’s international and multilingual profile originates with their executive producers and extends throughout the entire Picture North family. Because of their experience in multiple markets, they bring fresh perspectives to projects at the ideation, production, or post-production stage.
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