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PEOPLE www.postmagazine.com 35 POST MAR/APR 2026 MYLES BEVAN Modern Post in New York City, which specializes in commercials, branded content and music videos, re- cently welcomed colorist Myles Bevan to its growing roster. Bevan's music video work includes contribu- tions to Charli XCX's 360, Troye Sivan's One of Your Girls, Addison Rae's High Fashion, Drake's Nokia and Peggy Gou's Na Na Na. His work has been honored by the Kinsale Sharks, where he received awards for Best Color Grade and Best New Colorist. Beyond his music video credits, Bevan has also worked on commercials and fashion campaigns, handling color grading on projects for Porsche, The Ordinary, Avatr, Loewe, Gucci, Kenzo and Levi's. His film Party De Campagne for M Le Monde earned a Silver Ciclope Award for Color Grading and won Best Color Grading (Over 90) at the AICP Post Awards. JULIAN REDPATH In Los Angeles, Cut+Run has signed editor Julian Redpath to its roster of talent. Redpath, who is based in Cape Town, South Africa, is known for his work on Let There Be Cake for KFC, which won a Cannes Gold Lion in the Film category. His storytelling credits spans VFX-driven, action-packed sequences and lighthearted comedy, often blending the two within a single project. Redpath began editing as a teenager, putting together free-flowing skate- board films with his friends, and later working on documentary-style sports shows while studying television and film. He then took his skills into commer- cial editing, where he's been working ever since. Cut+Run has also promoted Brady Fiero to director of production, a role that will encompass overseeing production operations for Cut+Run and Jogger Studios' Los Angeles teams as AI tools are integrated into post workflows. CHRIS AMOS Boutique production and post production company Picture North in Los Angeles recently signed editor Chris Amos, who has experience cutting a range of work that spans nearly every genre, tone and format. Amos' long-form work includes major comedy specials, such as Make Happy by Bo Burnham and Comedy Camisado by Hannibal Buress for Netflix. He also worked on 8 by Jerrod Carmichael, which premiered on HBO, and edited the feature documentary Songs About F—ing, which screened at the Tribeca Film Festival. His work on the documentary Dear Glenn for Yamaha won a Cannes Silver Lion and tells the story of using AI to revive pianist Glenn Gould's artistry. PETE DIONNE Digital Domain in Los Angeles has hired Pete Dionne as visual effects supervisor. He brings 25 years of experi- ence in the VFX industry, with a strong record in build- ing digital creatures and complex CG environments. Dionne comes to Digital Domain following a decade leading large-scale projects at studios such as Framestore, Method Studios and MPC. His career began in 2000 as a CG generalist, building a deep technical foundation before advancing to CG and DFX supervisor roles at Technicolor and MPC. Most recently, he completed supervising Skydance Media's The Gorge. Previously, he served as visual effects supervisor on Thor: Love and Thunder, delivering the film's black & white "Moon of Shame" sequence. He also spearheaded creature development and character integration for Pokémon: Detective Pikachu, lead- ing teams that brought Pikachu and dozens of CG Pokémon to life. GRETCHEN TAIPALE, PETER THORDARSON Advanced Systems Group, LLC, which offers expertise in systems integration, managed services, enterprise software, workflow solutions and cloud orchestration, has promoted Gretchen Taipale to vice president, managed services, at the Emeryville, CA, company. The news follows the promotion of Jody Boatwright, former VP of managed services, to ASG's chief strategy officer. In her new role, Taipale will set strategic direction for ASG's managed services department, and oversee the delivery of media operations and production ser- vices through a global workforce. Managed services provides staffing and builds fully-operational teams for production, studio, media and creative environ- ments that are embedded at client facilities. In related news, ASG has appointed Peter Thordarson to the newly-created role of technical account executive. He brings nearly four decades of expertise, including a deep background in broadcast media engineering, management and enterprise production. KRISTEN BEDARD JOHNSON Creative company Sibling Rivalry in New York City has appointed Kristen Bedard Johnson (KBJ) managing director. She will work closely with Sibling Rivalry's film and studio teams to define a powerful strategic vision, and unlock opportunities that show- case and unite the company's brand, marketing and production capabilities. KBJ brings more than two decades of experience in live-action production, talent management and creative partnerships. She has a background in art and theater, having begun her career touring on Broadway before transitioning into sales and executive producing in commercial film. Her career includes positions at Furlined, Smuggler and Sanctuary Content. MICHELE FINO Creative production studio Versus in New York City has strengthened its branded entertainment strategy with the recent appointment of Michele Fino as head of content partnerships. A long-time branded enter- tainment executive, Fino joins the studio as it works to meet growing demand from brands investing in original IP and storytelling. In this new role, Fino sits at the intersection of original IP and brand story- telling, where long-form and short-form content, distribution strategy and part- nership design converge. Her focus will be on turning creative ambition into funded, culturally-relevant work by helping brands participate in entertainment in ways that feel intentional and not transactional. SARA IVERSEN Sara Iversen has joined Northern Lights in New York City as director of growth and partnerships. She will support client development and growth initiatives while building on collaboration across teams serving agencies, brands, and network & streaming clients. Iversen brings more than 20 years of experience growing creative organizations. She began her career on the account side at Lowe and Grey, where she developed a strong foun- dation in advertising and client partnerships, before advancing into senior leadership roles at Bang, Alkemy X, Industrial Color and Boomshot. In her new role, she will lead business development and partnership strategy for Northern Lights' family of integrated offerings.