Luke Colson Joins Untold Studios as Executive Producer / Head of Creative Partnerships in LA

Jun. 30, 2022

Untold Studios is thrilled to welcome Luke Colson to their LA studio. Luke will be responsible for building creative partnerships for design across the worlds of advertising and entertainment at the recently opened creative studio. 

With over twenty years industry experience, Luke has helped to create outstanding work through production, motion design and VFX for advertising, TV, and film. He has built an enviable reputation as a world-class Executive Producer and team leader, with accolades including Emmys, BAFTAs, D&AD pencils, and Clio awards.

Luke joins Untold Studios with an impressive CV. Most recently, he was Senior Executive Producer at Elastic, prior to which he was Executive Producer / Head of Design at The Mill. Whether it's Main Title work for Netflix or Marvel, branding the launch of the NHL channel on ESPN, or EP’ing award-winning commercials for clients such as Honda and Gatorade, Luke is able to create a truly collaborative experience for all involved.

Untold Studios opened its doors in LA earlier this year. The studio has since been working with clients such as A24, Ralph Lauren, Estée Lauder, Gran Turismo, and The Fanatix (featuring Idris Elba and Koffee). 

Luke Colson explained: 

"I’ve been fortunate enough to have worked at some of the most renowned and awarded companies in the world. My passion really does lie in growing a creative business, building and nurturing key creative partnerships. When my friends from Untold got in touch it was a total no brainer for me. I was blown away by what Untold has already done and what it stands for. Great people, great work and a vibrant culture."

 

Untold Studios Co-Founder and GM Rochelle Palmer explained: 

"It's amazing to be reunited with Luke, we enjoyed incredible success working together in the past. Luke is one of the most tenacious and likable people in the industry and he shares our belief in brilliant people and doing brilliant creative work."