Electric Theatre Collective has hired Katie Wood as Executive Producer.

Wood joins ETC after twelve-plus years agency-side at Havas. She began her career at Leagas Delaney before joining Havas in 2014 where she spent over a decade producing campaigns for a myriad of global brands.

Her credits include Vanish’s autism campaign with Tom Hooper, Asahi’s Seek What is Unique and  JD’s 2022 Christmas campaign directed by Rollo Jackson.

Katie Wood comments: “I’ve only been here a week, but the passion at ETC is unrivalled. I can’t wait to be part of the inner workings – nerdy details and craft that have become synonymous with the studio. I plan to lean on my previous experience from an overall production perspective to help guide projects from start to finish.”

ETC CEO, Jon Purton adds: “After making the decision to bring in another EP to the team, we began reflecting on where the industry, and more specifically ETC, is. We’ve always sought to hire deep domain expertise within the visual effects and animation sphere and this has served us so well. However, things are changing everywhere that you look and upon reflection, so is our studio. 

“We’re more than just a vendor or a service and so with that notion comes the opportunity to add fresh perspectives, new ideas and people that can help us evolve with the creative world at large, creating a multifaceted set of skills within our team. Therein came our eureka moment. Katie has worked alongside us for years and as a client, she was always so clued up and curious about what we do. She also always paid on time (lovely). She’s a perfect fit; a blend of creative taste, bonafide production experience, an appreciation for the process at every single level, and finally, that thing that makes the days go quicker – brutal, quick wit and humour. I’m buzzing that this is happening, my only regret is that we didn’t start sooner!”

 

Jon Creamer

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