Pictured from left to right; top to bottom: Jojo King, Saam Hodivala, Matthew Schwab, Alex Morrison
Arcade has unveiled a company rebrand alongside an expanded creative roster, redesigned website, and the launch of Arcade Color. The rebrand reflects Arcade’s evolution from an Editorial and Finishing company into a full-service post-production studio, bringing together new artists across Editorial + Color.
“Great artists have a way of bringing people together, and that’s exactly what we’re building at Arcade,” shares Arcade Partner/EP Sila Soyer. “By continuing to grow our roster across both coasts, we’re creating a more connected creative community where talent, ideas and opportunities can move seamlessly between Los Angeles and New York.”
The company has expanded its roster with the addition of editors Jojo King, Saam Hodivala, and Alex Morrison. King joins from Cabin Edit, bringing an instinctive approach to rhythm and performance across commercial, branded and music work. Hodivala, previously with Cartel, brings more than two decades of experience spanning award-winning commercial and narrative work. Morrison joins from Church Edit, with a body of work in fashion, music and culture that spans music videos to Super Bowl campaigns.
“Alex, Jojo, Saam and Matthew each bring a distinct point of view and an incredible level of craft to Arcade,” says Arcade EP Adam Becht. “As we continue to evolve, it’s important that we build a roster that reflects both where the industry is today and where we believe it’s going. These four artists represent that perfectly. Established talent, fresh perspectives and a shared ambition to push the work forward. We couldn’t be more excited to have them as part of the next chapter of Arcade.”
Alongside the expanded editorial roster, the company is launching Arcade Color, spearheaded by Colorist Matthew Schwab. A six-time Emmy Award winner and GRAMMY and AICP Award winner, Schwab brings a background in photography and oil painting to his work across commercials, music videos, documentaries, features and episodic projects. His credits span work for Nike, Apple, Adidas, Amazon, Netflix, Disney+ and HBO, as well as Sundance and Venice International Film Festival selections, Super Bowl campaigns and Cannes-recognized work.
