Plainclothes, starring Tom Blyth and Russell Tovey, follows an undercover police officer whose assignment to lure and arrest gay men goes awry when he develops a scintillating connection with one of his targets. Check out how the thoughtful production design and music bring this exhilarating romantic thriller to life.
Production Design by Roxy Martinez-Michaud
Music Supervision by Will Felker
DESIRE: The Carl Craig Story is an exciting sonic journey celebrating the techno legend Carl Craig. After premiering at Tribeca Film Festival, this unique documentary returns to NYC on September 17, 2025 for a special screening at the NiteHawk Cinema in Prospect Park featuring a Q&A with the director, Jean-Cosme Delaloye, cinematographer, Fábio Erdos, and the wonderful editor who weaves together this musical documentary, Kenny Wachtel.
Edited by Kenny Wachtel
The History of Sound starring Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor tells the story of star-crossed lovers during World War I who set out to record the lives, voices and music of their American countrymen. The film’s tender and quiet intimacy “almost perversely denies your expectations of what a gay romance could be” according to IndieWire.
Intimacy Coordinator | Amy Northup
From executive producer Issa Rae, Seen & Heard: The History of Black Television is a two-part documentary outlining Black representation in media through the years. The impactful editing weaves together interviews with Shonda Rhimes, Tracee Ellis Ross, and Tyler Perry, among other entertainment moguls, to showcase how these creatives carved out a place for their own stories to be told on television.
Edited by Luther Clement-Lam
Big congrats to our clients at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival!
Director of Photography | Justin Kane – John Candy: I Like Me – Opening Night Gala Presentation
Editor | Matt Mayer – Fuze – Gala Presentations
A Little Prayer, a film that critic Ty Burr compared to Yasujirō Ozu’s Tokyo Story and The New Yorker agrees “the comparison is fully earned,” is a searching and sensitive portrait of an American family. The intimate and lush cinematography illuminates the complex relationships in this heart-tugging drama.
Cinematography by Scott Miller
From executive producer & director Spike Lee, the docuseries Katrina: Come Hell and High Water captures how the people of New Orleans have grappled with the aftermath of the brutal coastal hurricane that turned cataclysmic through systemic governmental neglect. The gripping cinematography encapsulates the devastation as well as the strength as the community continues to look forward.
Cinematography by Nelson Hume
Relay, starring Lily James, Riz Ahmed, and Sam Worthington, is a gripping thriller about a bribe broker who systematically facilitates deals between corrupt companies and their threats – until he breaks his own rules for one particular client. The suspenseful editing will keep you on the edge of your seat throughout the entire film.
Edited by Matt Mayer
Checkpoint Zoo recounts how zookeepers and volunteers led an inspiring rescue of animals trapped in a zoo during the Russian Invasion of Ukraine. The stirring on-the-ground cinematography showcases how these unexpected heroes sacrificed their lives, bringing out the best of humanity even during the darkest of times.
Cinematography by Nelson Hume
Stans, a documentary examining rapper Eminem’s tumultuous relationship with his super-fans, premieres in theaters August 7th for one weekend only. Catch it on the big screen to see how the cinematography captures the complex psyche of Eminem and his fans.
Cinematography by Graham Willoughby