Editorial Powerhouses Cut+Run and The Quarry Are Teaming Up in the US Market
May. 15, 2019
Creativity grows through the connection of brilliant and daring minds. In the coolest of collaborations, Cut+Run is joining forces with The Quarry, some of the most creative and awarded film editors in the UK. This transformational partnership will see the editors of London-based The Quarry continue to expand their presence stateside while editing projects through Cut+Run.
For the last two decades, The Quarry and Cut+Run have focused on developing their rosters of award-winning and diverse editors who craft stories for advertising, film and art content. Each editor brings masterful expertise, a dynamic blend of talent and innovative thinking, with a remarkable dedication to company culture and mentorship of amazing young talent. With an emphasis on client service, both companies operate under a borderless philosophy making their editors available worldwide on location and via their offices in London, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Austin and New York.
Founded in Soho, London, Cut+Run doesn’t just get the London way - it’s where their distinctive vision was born and where they’ve remained creatively connected. Cut+Run has always been impressed by the level of work coming out of The Quarry and the complementary nature of these two prolific portfolios is setting the stage for a new way of reaching talent. This partnership is creating an unparalleled opportunity for American creatives and producers to access more of the best editors in the world, with the comfort of doing business with the trusted teams they already know and love.
The Quarry editors will be available to edit throughout Cut+Run’s network of US offices while both companies will remain independent in the United Kingdom and Europe.
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