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www.postmagazine.com 45 POST NOVEMBER 2014 MATTHIEU TOULLET MPC London has expanded its color grading team with the addition of colorist Matthieu Toul- let. He joins the facility from Digital District Paris and brings over 12 years of experience grading commercials, films and music videos. Toullet's work spans many genres, from the award-winning Unite All Originals urban street campaign for Adidas, with SoMe and Sid Lee, to glamorous fashion films for Cacharel and Jean Paul Gaultier. His credits also include work with prominent directors such as Terry Hall, Bart Timmer and Jean Baptiste Mondino, to name a few. POST MAGAZINE (ISSN 0891-5628) is published monthly by Post,LLC, a COP Communications company, 620 West Elk Avenue, Glendale, California 91204. Subscription rates: $63 for one year in the United States & Possessions; $94 for one year in Canada and Mexico; all other countries $133 for one year. For air-expedited service, include an additional $75 per order annually. 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ROB KERR Discovery Studios in Los Angeles has signed a production deal with executive producer Rob Kerr in which Kerr will develop and produce origi- nal programming. Kerr brings more than 25 years of experience to Discovery Studios, including skills in producing, directing, writing and editing. Most recently, he served as executive producer for Velocity's Iron Resurrection and co-executive producer for American Heroes Channel's Secrets of the Arsenal. Additionally, Kerr worked on long-running hit series such as Discovery Channel's MythBusters and Nation- al Geographic's World's Toughest Fixes. He also served as writer/producer on History Channel's Meat America. MISCHA MEYER Editor Mischa Meyer has joined the roster at the New York office of Spot Welders. Born and raised in Germany, the deal marks Meyer's first roster spot on an editorial company in the US. Meyer has edited spots and ad content for Mer- cedes-Benz, VW, Audi, Jeep, Axe, Kia, Hennessey, Coca Cola, Red Bull and T-Mobile. His list of agency clients includes DDB, BBDO, M&C Saatchi and Leo Burnett. In addition to his European perspective, Meyer also brings a global tone, as he's worked in the Middle East, South Africa and Latin America. ANDREA MENDOZA Cutters New York has added editor Andrea Mendoza to its roster. Mendoza joins the global editorial company from Austin, where she has been demonstrating her vast storytelling skills in both the Hispanic- and English-language markets for the past eight years, with stops at Beast and Charlieuniformtango. Mendoza started her career in NYC with stints at Epoch Films, Ohio Edit and Mad Mad Judy. Her ed- iting experience includes high-profile campaigns for AARP, Century Link, Domi- nos, Goya, Home Depot, Snickers and The Texas Lottery, among many others. ANDREAS BERNER Mill+ has added Andreas Berner to its New York studio as creative director. He began working with the company back in 2013 as a freelancer and has worked on projects for Nissan (Winter Warrior) and Offf (Skazka). Most recently, he directed designer David Yurman's Enduring Style: Venetian Quatrefoil and Enduring Style: Ten Years. Prior to joining Mill+, Berner worked as a creative director at Psyop/MassMarket. There, he contributed to projects for Audi, Hyundai, Jim Beam and Samsung, to name a few. MARK WILKINS Senior colorist Mark Wilkins has joined Encore, working out of the post production and VFX company's Hollywood location. With over 30 years in the industry, Wilkins has color graded many high-profile, award-winning TV shows, in- cluding Two and Half Men, The Big Bang Theory, The Simpsons and Silicon Valley, among others. Wilkins comes to Encore, a Deluxe Entertain- ment Services company, from Technicolor, where he specialized in episodic television and also handled some feature films. He has previously worked with Riot, a former Encore sister company, coloring commercials and music videos, in addition to working on freelance projects. MARTIN LEROY Editorial company Whitehouse Post recently wel- comed Martin Leroy to its Los Angeles studio. For more than a decade, Leroy has worked all over the world, editing work for brands such as BMW, Ikea, Adidas, Ford and Audi. He is well known for his editorial talent in the European production community, and has established relationships with directors at Skunk, Czar Films and Caviar. Leroy's portfolio spans a wide variety of medi- ums, going beyond commercials to include music videos, documentaries and short films. PEOPLE