DIRECTORS

Red Creek is a commercial, film and print production company with offices in New York City; Buenos Aires, Argentina; San Jose, Costa Rica; Mexico City; Montevideo, Uruguay and Santiago, Chile.

Red Creek Productions:

_provides film and photography production services in the Americas for advertising, commercials, print, film, documentaries and TV.

_represents directors & photographers.

_develops original content in various types of media for fun and profit: films, documentaries, TV, Web, mobile devices and social engineering projects.

Red Creek brings together global business experience and local know-how, bridging the distance between cultures and languages.

We know local, we know global. We can help.

This is our home team, a selection of directors from various parts of the world. Some are veterans of many productions, some are young guns, they are all professionals who understand client mandates and agency workflow, who also happen to be amazing storytellers. Reels can by viewed by director or by filtering specific categories.

Commercials Directors

Red Creek purveys fine photographers and photographic production services to clients from around the world. Red Creek has become one the most trusted names in photo production in the Americas, providing local support and services to the likes of Bruce Weber, Elaine Constantine, Gemma Booth, Anthony Mandler, Warren DuPreez and Nick Thornton Jones. Advertising, Fashion, Catalogue, Travel, Editorial... we understand the difference, and we can help.

Photography Photographers

Red Creek is first and foremost a producers’ company. We believe "real artists ship". Some of the most demanding and rewarding creative minds in the industry helped shape the Red Creek way of doing production services. We make mistakes fast and learn even faster. We can help.

The Americas Production Services

Production Services House Reel

“A master work” -The Hollywood Reporter /// “All 90 minutes are gripping" -Newsweek /// “Remarkable” -CNN, Christiane Amanpour /// “An amazing feat” -Los Angeles Times