Modern Post Adds Editor Anthony Miralles

Nov. 11, 2026

Modern Post signs editor Anthony Miralles to its roster of post-production talent. A prolific editor working across music video, fashion, and commercial projects, Anthony is known for raw, stylish cuts that reflect his alternative sensibilities and cinematic instincts. 

Anthony edited Turnstile: Never Enough, a 14-song visual album for the hardcore band Turnstile, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2025 and went on to win “Best Rock Album” and “Best Metal Performance” at the Grammys that same year. Anthony’s other music work includes videos for Paramore, Halle Bailey, Julia Fox, and Mannequin Pussy, as well as a long-standing collaboration with director Charlotte Rutherford that has seen him cut videos for Zara Larsson, PinkPantheress, Charlie Puth, Katy Perry, Alex G, F5ve, Kesha, Isabella Lovestory, and Babymorocco. 

On the branded side, Anthony edited spots for clients such as Prada, Alexander Wang, Vogue, Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci Beauty, Maybelline, Skims, Main Rose Swim, Glossier, Mejuri, Pinterest, New Balance, Reebok, Converse, and Samsung, among others. He also edited the moving “On Living, A Cento,” a promo for the Artists for Aid benefit concert for medical relief in Sudan and Palestine, organized by the film’s director, Mustafa the Poet. 

 

Anthony on signing remarked:

“What initially brought me to Modern Post was the curation and quality of the projects they attract and the creatives they are aligned with. They’re at the top of their game, and I’m excited to be a part of where they’re going next.”

 

Charlyn Derrick, Managing Partner and Executive Producer of Modern Post, added:

"Anthony has a distinct point of view and a great sense of style, rhythm and storytelling. His work feels fresh and culturally connected, with a level of craft and polish that really stands out. He’s thoughtful and collaborative, and we see so much opportunity to build on what he’s already doing. We’re excited to welcome him to Modern and help bring his work to a wider range of projects and collaborators."