PS260 Secures Another Win, Signs BB Blanchard
Mar. 17, 2025
Fresh off a series of award show accolades, editorial shop PS260 signs another winner: BB Blanchard. Originally from the Dirty South, BB honed her passion for storytelling on the mean streets of Manhattan. Here she worked with Droga5 to launch the award-winning “The Truth Is” campaign for the New York Times, did work for Peloton, Royal Caribbean, Chase and more, as well as cut music videos and award winning shorts.
PS260 Since 2002, the visual storytellers at PS260 have provided best-in-class and award-winning Creative Content Development, Production, Editorial, Post-Production, Visual Effects, Graphic and Audio solutions across all viewable platforms.
BB remarked:
“I’ve always loved the work at PS260. The moment I met the team, I knew this was the right fit. They treat editing like a team sport while championing our voices as filmmakers. There’s no other shop like them!”
PS260 Managing Partner Zarina Mak says of her joining:
“When I first met BB, it felt like a homecoming. She belongs at PS260.”
PS260 Founding Partner and editor JJ Lask added:
“I’m thrilled to have BB on board—because of her incredible talent, and not just because I love her first name.”
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