Company 3 Announces Award-Winning Colorist Parker Jarvie Relocates to Atlanta
Oct. 16, 2024
Company 3 Colorist Parker Jarvie has moved from their Los Angeles studio to the Atlanta studio. This shift capitalizes on Atlanta's booming film scene, aptly nicknamed the "Hollywood of the South."
Jarvie, known for his exceptional talent in crafting unique and visually stunning looks, has worked on various projects across forms, including the HBO documenwith prolific brands such as Audi, Adidas, Calvin Klein and Porsche, and continues to work closely with Stefan Sonnenfeld on notable titles include Boys in the Boat, Ghostbusters: Afterlife and Them: The Scare.
Jarvie said:
“I’m incredibly excited to embark on this new chapter at Company 3 Atlanta. The Atlanta market is flourishing with creativity, and I look forward to collaborating with the talented team there and contributing to the city’s vibrant post-production scene.”
Ashley McKim, Global Head of Sales said:
“Parker’s move ttary series 100 Foot Wave, Netflix documentary feature Sr. and developing the look for Sledgehammer Games’ Call of Duty: Vanguard. He also worked o Atlanta is a strategic step for Company 3. The city’s burgeoning film industry presents a massive opportunity for us to expand our client base and offer our world-class talent to a growing market.”
Atlanta has emerged as a major player in the entertainment industry, attracting a growing number of film and television productions. This influx of projects has created a demand for top-tier post-production services, making it the perfect location for a colorist of Parker Jarvie’s caliber. By expanding its roster in Atlanta, Company 3 is positioning itself at the forefront of this exciting and dynamic market.
Billy Gabor, President of Company 3’s Atlanta, London, and Los Angeles studios, expressed his enthusiasm for Jarvie’s move:
“Parker is a true asset to Company 3, and his relocation to Atlanta underscores our commitment to fostering a network of exceptional talent and positioning them to help our clients leverage tax credits with no compromise on creative execution. His presence will undoubtedly be a tremendous benefit to the creative community that continues to grow in Georgia.”
Stefan Sonnenfeld, CEO of Company 3, echoed Gabor’s sentiment:
“Parker’s artistic vision and dedication to collaboration have consistently elevated projects across our company. We’re thrilled to see him continue to excel in Atlanta and further strengthen our presence in the Southeast.”
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