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Company 3 Adds Colorist Damien Van Der Cruyssen to NY Roster

Award-winning post house Company 3 announces the arrival of colorist Damien Van Der Cruyssen to its New York facility, where he will color feature films and commercials.

New York, NY -- Deluxe-owned award-winning post house Company 3 has announced the arrival of highly-acclaimed colorist Damien Van Der Cruyssen to its New York facility, where he will color feature films and commercials. Van Der Cruyssen, who began his career in his native France, comes to Company 3 following an eight-year tenure at The Mill, NY where he started as Senior Colorist and eventually moved up to hold the title Joint Head of Color.

Van Der Cruyssen brings with him a reputation throughout the U.S. and Europe for his signature touch, especially in coloring high-profile spots for luxury brands, including Calvin Klein, Benetton and Chrysler. He has also been the colorist of choice for L'Oreal and Maybelline on all their work worldwide. He has collaborated frequently with top-name commercial talent, including directors Michael Haussman, Spike Lee and Jonas Åkerlund and cinematographer Philippe Le Sourd.

The colorist's two recent indie features have received significant praise, particularly for their visuals: Blue Caprice premiered at the Sundance Film Festival last year and ran as part of MOMA's New Directors series and First Winter played at the Tribeca Film Festival.

"Damien is an incredibly talented colorist," says Stefan Sonnenfeld, Company 3's Founder and President. "At Company 3 he'll have the opportunity to grow his commercial client base and to work on more feature films. With Damien, our New York operation is an even stronger powerhouse."

"Company 3 is the premiere color house in the world," Van Der Cruyssen enthuses. "And I'm very excited about working here."

Source: Company 3

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Formerly Editor-in-Chief of Animation World Network, Jennifer Wolfe has worked in the Media & Entertainment industry as a writer and PR professional since 2003.