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Talent Agency Hamilton Hodell Creates Commercial Division Studio-h
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LONDON — British talent agency Hamilton Hodell, which counts over 150 leading actors as its clients, on Monday created Studio-h to expand its branding and commercial partnership function in a bid to represent talent regardless of their acting agency affiliation.
In the past year alone, the duo has brokered high-profile global campaigns such as Pierre’s appointment as global ambassador for Boss and Edgar-Jones’ global partnership with Boucheron.
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The lines between talent, fashion, luxury and entertainment are more fluid, and we wanted to create a space that reflects that,” said Crawford and Budden.
“We are now in a space where commercial and brand-led work can amplify and elevate our clients’ profiles in more authentic and imaginative ways.