Whitehouse Post

About

Whitehouse Post believes in fostering editorial storytelling in a creative and supportive environment. Central to this philosophy is an emphasis on molding the best young talent into excellent film editors who recognize the collaborative power of visuals, music, and sound. Production and finishing partnerships with sister companies Cap Gun Collective and Carbon, as well as with design-driven production company Scholar, further cement Whitehouse Post as an invaluable creative resource for its clients.

The studio’s deep reel of notable spots for brands such as Subaru, Nike, Sony and Google, in addition to feature films and documentaries such as Leaving Las Vegas, Seven Psychopaths and Spring Breakers, have earned hundreds of honors from AICP, BTAA, D&AD, Clio and Cannes, including three Grand Prixes for Budweiser’s Whassup, Nike’s Tag, and Levi’s Drugstore.

Rick Lawley and John Smith founded Whitehouse Post in London in 1990. The company’s US roots were planted by now-Managing Partner David Brixton in 1995, and the partnership has grown to include Matthew Wood in Chicago and Russell Icke in London.