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PS 260
PS260 has been State Champion since 2002, offering editorial, post-production, visual effects, graphic solutions, and technological integration across all viewable platforms.
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PS260 Promotes Ep Zeke Bowman to Partner
Zeke Bowman, EP of PS260’s LA and Boston offices, a producer with over 20 years of experience that ranges from launching brands on the agency side
PS260 Adds New West Coast Representation
Schuchman's formidable advertising experience began at Resource LA before pivoting to production with Moxie Pictures
Award-Winning Post-Production Company PS260 Opens New LA Office in West Adams
PS260 joins a growing production and advertising community in the vibrant neighborhood
PS260 Signs Award-Winning Editor Emile Doucette
Prior to joining PS260, Emile spent years winning pitches and cutting national award winning spots at a renowned ad agency before setting out on his own
PS260 Secures Another Win, Signs BB Blanchard
Originally from the Dirty South, BB honed her passion for storytelling on the mean streets of Manhattan
Ad of the Day | Boulder Crest Foundation Debuts Powerful Film "Breakthrough" for Suicide Prevention Month
Created for Boulder Crest Foundation, the film highlights its transformative Posttraumatic Growth approach, redefining PTSD
PS260 Promotes Editor Matt Posey to Partner
Renowned edit house PS260 is excited to announce the addition of rostered editor Matt Posey as a partner
Gucci Premieres "Who is Sabato De Sarno? A Gucci Story"
Gucci is pleased to unveil "Who is Sabato De Sarno? A Gucci Story," a documentary directed by Ariel Schulman and Henry Joost
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Oct. 02, 2026
We Are Social Introduces new Creator Marketing Model to Combat Outdated Influencer Approaches
New report shows how brands like KFC, Rexona and Samsung have rapidly evolved their creator marketing strategies
Oct. 02, 2026
People's Pension Casts Joe Wilkinson as its "Fairy Godmother" in First Ever TV Campaign
Created with Bountiful Cow and directed by Sye Allen, the campaign uses the familiar unfairness of rigged fairground games as a playful analogy