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Knucklehead
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About
Knucklehead is an award winning production company based in London and Los Angeles, known for working with top advertising agencies, brands and clients worldwide.
With a curated roster of award-winning directors we make commercials, branded content, music videos, feature films, documentaries and anything else that requires a highly creative execution with faultless production.
Founded in 2005 by Matthew Brown and Tim Katz, the team at Knucklehead know the production business inside out and produce beautifully crafted work of the very highest standards.
Our production team and globally acknowledged directors make great work, enjoy the filming process and have a reputation for being nice people.
Our creative highlights have included an Oscar-nomination, as well as countless awards at a host of international shows including The British Arrows, D&AD, Cannes Lions, Shots, APA, Epica, ProMax, Young Guns, Creative Circle, Kinsale and Spikes.
We’d love to work with you.
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Costa Coffee's Celebrates the Heart in Everyday Moments
Brand platform from VML UK and Knucklehead honours coffee rituals
MG Motors Captures the Athletic Spirit in Cinematic MGS5 Spot
KNUCKLEHEAD’s Chris Hewitt and Hugh Rochfort seamlessly blend AI with live action footage for 'The Pentathlete'
Turno Pays a High Energy Ode to East London in 'Brick Lane' Video
Knucklehead's Broken Antenna direct the video
Tim Katz: “Obviously Pitch Costs Are the Bane of Everyone’s Life”
Knucklehead’s managing partner speaks with LBB’s Adam Bennett to reflect on dealing with late payments, and why he’s never going to forget to book catering again as part of the ‘Money Talks’ series in association with SYZYGY
Frankie & Johnny Sign to Knucklehead
Husband and wife team join for commercial projects worldwide representation
The Work That Made Me: Sarah Blok
The Knucklehead director looks back on the work that inspired her, why 'A Good Start' is her proudest project and her recent short film 'Trouble'